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Commissioners approve five-week notice to solicit proposals for Granite County Medical Center lease
Summary
Granite County commissioners authorized publishing a five-week public notice to solicit written proposals for a five-year lease of the Granite County Medical Center building; CEO Brian Dusso confirmed the hospital’s intent to seek renewal.
Granite County commissioners voted to publish the statutorily required five-week public notice soliciting written proposals for a five-year lease of the Granite County Medical Center building.
Brian Dusso, chief executive officer of Granite County Medical Center, told commissioners the hospital intends to lease the building for another five years and will submit a written proposal.
Why it matters: The county owns the clinic building and periodically advertises lease opportunities to ensure transparency and collect competing proposals; the five-week notice is a required step before awarding or renewing such leases.
Details - The commission authorized staff to place a five-week notice in the local newspaper, solicit written proposals and return with any competing offers for commission review. - Commissioners clarified that the advertisement does not itself award a lease; it only opens the process to receive proposals.
Action taken - Motion to publish the five-week notice and solicit written proposals for the medical-center lease was made and carried. Staff will provide the draft notice to the hospital and post proof of publication once published.
Ending: County staff will draft the published notice, coordinate timing with hospital officials and report back with any proposals for the commissioners to review.
