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Tooele County Council: votes and approvals from April 1, 2025 meeting

2844628 · April 2, 2025
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Summary

Summary of formal motions and outcomes from the Tooele County Council meeting on April 1, 2025, including tabling of March minutes, rescheduling an April meeting, consent approvals, budget and retirement resolutions, a line-item transfer, an appointment to the Human Service Advisory Council, and adjournment.

At its April 1, 2025 meeting, the Tooele County Council handled a series of procedural and substantive votes. Below are the motions, movers, seconds (when recorded), and outcomes as stated on the record.

• March minutes (agenda item 5): Council postponed action. Council first moved to approve the March minutes; after members who had been absent expressed concern about voting, the motion was withdrawn and a motion to table the minutes until the next meeting was made and approved (motion to table carried by vocal ayes).

• Meeting date change: The council approved moving the regularly scheduled April 15 meeting to April 22, 2025, due to members attending a conference. Motion moved and seconded; the motion passed by unanimous vocal assent.

• Consent item 8A — Interlocal agreement with Erda City: The council approved the third one-year extension of an interlocal agreement with Erda City for road and trash services and added civil plan-inspection services. Under the extension, the county will perform civil inspections and receive 4% of the construction estimated costs for public improvement fees collected by the city as compensation. The motion to approve was made by Councilman Hoffman and seconded by Councilman Strongberg; the motion passed.

• Consent item 8B — Contract award for crash-data review: (See separate article) The council approved awarding a contract to Wall Consultant Group and accepted federal grant funding with a county match of $45,400.

• Item 9A — Line-item transfer: The council approved a line-item transfer for Emergency Management to split an already-budgeted grant into separate sub-accounts for easier tracking. Motion moved and seconded; the motion passed.

• Resolution 2025-05 (item 10) — Budget increase: The council opened a public hearing on and then adopted Resolution 2025-05 to increase the municipal fund by $87,500. The resolution allocates $75,000 for the final annual payment to the Utah State University (USU) extension science building on the Tooele campus and $12,500 for a "Need for Speed" grant for Community Development. The motion to open and then adopt the resolution was moved and seconded; no public comment was recorded and the resolution passed.

• Resolution 2025-04 (item 10B) — Pickup of public-safety retirement contributions: The council adopted Resolution 2025-04 to pick up a portion of required employee contributions for county employees in the public-safety tier under the contributory retirement system (tier 2). Matthew Flager explained that Utah Retirement Systems (URS) requires a resolution to change the pickup of member contributions; the pickup changes the public-safety member contribution from 2.75% to 4.73% as reflected in the budget. The motion to adopt carried.

• Ordinance 2025-04 (item 10C) — General plan amendment: The council adopted Ordinance 2025-04 amending the county general plan to designate a parcel as medium intensity housing (see separate article for details). The motion passed.

• Boards and committees appointment: The council appointed Christine Naylor to a three-year term on the Human Service Advisory Council to represent the Tooele County School District on student well-being issues; the appointment was moved and seconded and approved. Her term will expire on 12/30/2027 as stated at the meeting.

• Adjournment: The council moved to adjourn the meeting and adjourned at approximately 7:24 p.m.

These items reflect the motions and outcomes recorded in the meeting transcript. Where vote tallies were not given in roll-call form, outcomes are reported as the chair announced them on the record.