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Kanosh council summary: votes and formal actions from June 11 meeting
Summary
A concise roundup of formal motions and votes at the June 11 Kanosh Town Council meeting: minutes and warrants approved, annexation advanced, building permit granted, URS resolution adopted, fiscal-year budgets handled and an electric surcharge passed.
The Kanosh Town Council recorded several formal votes and administrative approvals at its June 11 meeting. This roundup lists each formal action the council approved during that session.
Votes at a glance
- Minutes: The council approved the minutes as presented (motion moved/seconded; unanimous oral vote).
- Warrants/payments: Council voted to approve payment of the presented warrants (motion passed by unanimous voice vote).
- Building permit: Planning and Zoning moved a building permit for Joanna (Joanna/Joanne) Cameron (garage with apartment) and the council approved the permit after an abstention for conflict of interest by a member of planning and zoning.
- Annexation (Shumway properties): Council approved proceeding with annexation of the Shumway properties (parcel IDs 80841 and 8081) as a single annexation; motion passed unanimously.
- Resolution 061125 (Utah Retirement System participation, Tier 2 elected/appointed officials): The council adopted a resolution clarifying that Tier 2 elected/appointed officials are not eligible to participate in URS under the town policy (motion passed unanimously).
- FY25 budget balancing resolution: Council passed a resolution to balance fiscal year 2025 budget (motion passed unanimously).
- FY26 budget adoption: Council adopted the fiscal-year 2026 budget as presented (motion passed unanimously after the required public hearing steps).
- Electric surcharge: Council approved an immediate 2¢ increase to the electric surcharge (from 2¢ to 4¢); motion passed by voice vote.
Ending: Several items will require staff follow-up for formal paperwork: recording of annexation filings, drafting resolutions to implement permanent rate changes, and scheduling a public meeting in August on the water-rate proposal. The council recorded the votes in open session and directed staff to carry out the next administrative steps.
