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Price City Council votes at a glance: proclamations, projects and consent agenda
Summary
A quick roundup of formal actions taken Aug. 13: council approved a mayoral proclamation for Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month, authorized a preferred EIS alternative (see separate coverage), approved a Joint Highway Committee scope change for a canal crossing replacement, adopted the consent agenda and adjourned the meeting.
Price City Council took several formal actions Aug. 13. This summary lists motions, movers/seconders when recorded in the transcript, and stated outcomes.
1) Proclamation: September declared Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month. - Motion: "I move we approve Mayor Kurianis to proclaim September as suicide prevention and awareness month." - Mover: not specified; Second: Council Member Willis. - Outcome: Motion carried (voice vote).
2) Preferred EIS alternative (Upper Price River Watershed): See the separate article for details on the council's adoption of Alternative A (Consumer Wash/reservoir with pressurized irrigation and in‑stream flows).
3) Joint Highway Committee project change of scope (canal crossing replacement): - Request: change scope from two crossings to one crossing at Carbon Avenue because of funding constraints; new project total $958,505 with Price City's share $233,409 (24%). - Motion: Council Member Miller moved to approve the Joint Highway Committee project change-of-scope request; Council Member Chrisman seconded. - Outcome: Motion carried (voice vote).
4) Consent agenda: items A through L approved as presented. - Motion: Council Member Miller moved; Council Member Willis seconded. - Outcome: Motion carried (voice vote).
5) Adjournment: Motion to adjourn moved by Council Member Chrisman; second by Council Member Willis. - Outcome: Motion carried; meeting adjourned at 5:44 p.m.
Transcript did not record roll-call vote tallies for these items; the clerk recorded motions, seconds and voice-vote outcomes in the meeting record.
