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Votes at a glance: Bountiful City Council meeting, Aug. 26, 2025

5681235 · August 27, 2025
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Summary

Summary of motions and outcomes recorded during the Bountiful City Council meeting on Aug. 26, including ordinances, contracts and budget approvals.

The following is a concise list of formal actions taken by the Bountiful City Council on Aug. 26, 2025. Where a mover or second was specified in the meeting transcript, it is shown; where the transcript recorded only a voice vote, the tally is noted as a voice vote with approval or no opposition.

- Approval of preliminary June financial report. Motion made and seconded; voice vote in favor.

- Ordinance 2025-13 (Accessory dwelling unit height and setbacks): Approved with amendments inserting flat/mansard sidewall measurement sentence in two ADU sections. Motion by Councilwoman Bradshaw; second by Councilwoman Child; voice vote in favor.

- Accept proposal from SWCA for cultural and wildlife surveys for roughly 9 miles of planned trails: $21,712. Motion by Councilwoman Price; voice vote in favor.

- Approve rebuild of small pavilion at Fourth North Park by Launch Construction: $34,712. Motion by Councilwoman Bradshaw; second by Councilman Higginson; voice vote in favor.

- Approve Wasatch Electric proposal for Echo transmission-line insulator and cross-arm changeout: $179,138. Motion made; voice vote in favor.

- Approve ECI proposal for Pineview hydroelectric control system replacement: $867,195 plus 10% contingency for a total authorization of $953,915. Motion made; voice vote in favor.

- Approve purchase of 320 amp-hour battery bank for Northwest Substation from Exponential Power: $42,422. Motion made; voice vote in favor.

- Authorize expenditure of up to 125% of accepted proposal for Taylor Electric for Mueller Park retaining wall and roadway improvements (change-order/contingency authorization). Motion by Councilmember Price; voice vote in favor.

These items were recorded in the meeting minutes and advanced per the staff recommendations.