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Council repeals detailed accounting requirement for code-enforcement funds
Summary
Clearfields council voted unanimously to remove a provision (Title 1, Chapter 16B, Section 22) that required three separate funds for code-enforcement accounting, citing administrative burden and limited revenue offset.
The City Council approved Ordinance 2025-08 to repeal Title 1, Chapter 16B, Section 22 of the municipal code, which had required three separate funds for tracking code-enforcement resources and costs.
Staff explained that the revenue generated under the code-enforcement ordinance is unlikely to offset the level of accounting required by the section, and that the city no longer considers that level of separate fund accounting necessary. The council moved, seconded and adopted the repeal by unanimous vote.
Council members recorded aye votes; no member requested additional amendments. Staff will process code changes and remove Section 1-16B-22 from the code accounting chapter, city officials said on the record.
