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Council adopts resolution reallocating six forfeited dog licenses

2608059 · March 13, 2025
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Summary

The Alta Town Council voted to adopt Resolution 2025‑R‑2 repealing and replacing the town’s dog‑license numbers, reallocating six forfeited licenses between categories A and B as recommended by staff.

The Alta Town Council adopted Resolution 2025‑R‑2 on March 12 to repeal and replace the town’s dog‑license numbers and reallocate six forfeited licenses evenly between categories A and B. Staff said the town maintains a total of 94 annual licenses and that six had been forfeited; council discussion focused on the allocation and the preference reflected from prior discussions.

A council member disclosed a personal interest (she and one of her children hold dog licenses) before the roll-call vote. The motion was moved, seconded and approved by roll call; meeting dialogue shows votes recorded as “Aye” and the mayor called the motion passed.

The council did not amend the license cap number itself; the item was limited to allocation of the six forfeited licenses into license categories as discussed.