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Votes at a glance: Sept. 2 Duchesne County Commission meeting
Summary
Summary of motions and formal actions recorded in the Sept. 2 Duchesne County Commission meeting excerpt, including BOE approvals, a tax adjustment, minutes approval, a closed-session motion and adjournment.
The following motions and formal actions were recorded during the Sept. 2 Duchesne County Commission meeting excerpt.
- Approve Board of Equalization (BOE) corrections for two homeowners: Kenneth McDonald (old value $258,810; corrected value $142,345) and Darnell Crapo (old value $878,210; corrected value $500,285). Motion moved and seconded; transcript indicates the motion carried.
- Approve tax adjustment for Parcel 9014717: staff requested correction to remove duplicate state-assessed billing and accrued back tax/interest tied to separate invoices for the same land; motion moved and recorded as carried in the transcript. Parcel was described as lying partially on tribal ground and state wildlife ground; staff referenced the Ben Harrison mine survey 5515 and Raven mining patents.
- Accept meeting minutes: a motion to accept the minutes was moved and seconded during the meeting excerpt (no roll-call tally recorded in the transcript provided).
- Move into closed session: a commissioner moved to go into closed session for pending or reasonably imminent litigation. The motion to close was made during the meeting; the transcript excerpt indicates the motion was made but does not provide the closed-session attendance or final vote outcomes in open session.
- Adjourn: A motion to adjourn was recorded near the end of the excerpt; the transcript records "Motion by Commissioner Jack to adjourn." The meeting then closed.
Notes: Vote tallies and named movers/seconders were not consistently captured in the transcript excerpt. Where the transcript records only a motion and a second (but not a roll-call tally), this summary reports the outcome as recorded in the excerpt ("carried" or "approved") and does not invent individual vote counts.
