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Daggett County schedules RDA hearing, discusses Airbnb health sign-offs and MBA meeting date
Summary
At its May 27 meeting the Daggett County Commission voted to enter the Redevelopment Agency meeting, was told an imminent-domain hearing is set for "the second on Monday," and heard Tri County Health recommend water and sewer checks for Airbnb properties; the Municipal Building Authority and health clinic next meet June 24.
Daggett County commissioners voted May 27 to go into and out of the county’s Redevelopment Agency (RDA) meeting and were told an imminent-domain hearing is scheduled “the second on, Monday,” county attorney Kent Snyder said.
The timing matters because Snyder told commissioners he has RDA-related litigation to discuss in closed session and that some litigation items may be addressed under county business rather than the RDA. The commission recessed into its Municipal Building Authority meeting at 9:15 a.m.
Commissioner Vrinda Isaacson opened the business portion of the May 27 session by asking for a motion to enter and exit the RDA meeting; a motion and second were made and the board voted in favor. The meeting record excerpt does not include who moved or seconded the motion or a roll-call tally.
Snyder told the commission the next item for the Municipal Building Authority and the county health clinic is scheduled for June 24. He also confirmed that an earlier bond-related meeting noted on calendars had been rescheduled.
Darren Brown of Tri County Health joined the meeting virtually and urged coordination on short-term rental approvals. “All we do on Airbnb is just make sure that their water and their sewer is approved,” Brown said, noting that counties often sign off when properties use private septic systems and wells rather than public water and sewer. Commissioners said they will raise the issue with planning and zoning to determine whether Tri County Health should be added as a sign-off layer for Airbnb permits.
Other items listed for updates included affordable workforce housing, emergency medical services, CMT and sheriff’s office updates, but no substantive details on those topics were discussed in the provided excerpt.
The commission moved to a recess for its Municipal Building Authority meeting at 9:15 a.m.; next steps noted in the excerpt include following up with planning and zoning about short-term rental sign-offs and addressing RDA litigation in a later closed session.
