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Council OKs $2,782.47 from Park Impact Fees to Bring Power to Future Park Sprinkler System
Summary
Council approved using park impact fee funds to pay Rocky Mountain Power $2,782.47 to extend service to the park property in Mayfield Estates Phase 3 so a sprinkler/irrigation system can be installed in the future.
The council voted to use park impact fee funds to pay Rocky Mountain Power $2,782.47 to extend electrical service to a park parcel in Mayfield Estates Phase 3 so an irrigation and sprinkler system can be installed.
Staff said irrigation and culinary water are already stubbed into the park parcel and that the power stub was overlooked during development. The expense covers the utility extension and trenching/conduit work the town must coordinate; the council approved drawing the funds from the town’s existing park impact fee account. Council members noted the approved funds will enable future irrigation and related park improvements.
