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Council approves three resolutions: Roydays grand marshal, PacificCorp lease for park/detention land, and Weber County forensic services agreement
Summary
At the July 15 meeting the Roy City Council unanimously approved three resolutions: naming Louise W. Eames as the 2025 Roydays grand marshal (res. 25‑20), renewing a lease with PacificCorp for park and detention property (res. 25‑21), and authorizing an interlocal agreement with Weber County for forensic/scene‑investigation services (res. 25‑22).
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The Roy City Council voted unanimously to approve three separate resolutions at its July 15 meeting.
- Resolution 25‑20: The council named Louise "Weasy" Eames the 2025 Roydays parade grand marshal in recognition of more than 15 years organizing the Roydays car show and other volunteer contributions. The council approved the resolution by roll call.
- Resolution 25‑21: Council approved an extension of a lease with PacificCorp for a public park and detention pond site commonly known as the Roy City Dog Park (approximately 5700 South and 3260 West). Staff said the prior lease expired and this is an extension; the new agreement includes a standard automatic 3% annual increase in rent (staff noted this was more favorable than the prior lease’s flat-dollar increases). The council approved the resolution by roll call.
- Resolution 25‑22: The council approved a multi‑year interlocal agreement with Weber County for specialized forensic services (scene photography, 3‑D scanning, evidence collection) to free Roy Police Department staff for other duties; staff said Roy has participated in similar arrangements for about 25 years and the renewal extends the partnership through 2030. The council approved the resolution by roll call.
Votes and formality
All three resolutions passed on recorded roll-call votes during the meeting. The clerk recorded ayes from the council members present on each item; the meeting transcript includes the roll‑call confirmations for each approval.

