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Council approves library pavilion grant, county road funding agreement and tighter fireworks restrictions
Summary
Pleasant Grove City Council approved three action items Tuesday: a county recreation grant for a library events pavilion, an interlocal road‑funding agreement, and an ordinance expanding fireworks restricted areas.
Pleasant Grove City Council approved three short action items after staff presentations and brief discussion.
Resolution 2025-028 — library events pavilion grant: Director Giles reported the city was awarded a Utah County recreation grant that will contribute about $33,000 toward construction of a larger library events pavilion (a phased project similar in style to the downtown pavilion but larger). Councilmember Williams moved to approve the resolution authorizing the mayor to sign the Utah County agreement; Councilmember Lamone seconded. The roll-call vote recorded Councilmembers Anderson, Jansen (Jensen), Ramon and Williams as yes and the motion carried.
Resolution 2025-029 — interlocal for road projects on 800 North and 680 North: City staff and the city administrator described an interlocal cooperative agreement with Utah County that delivers $1,000,000 in county road funding to Pleasant Grove for road work on 800 North and 680 North near North County Boulevard. Councilmember Jansen moved to approve Resolution 2025-029; Councilmember Lamone seconded. The council approved the interlocal agreement in a roll-call vote with Councilmembers Williams, Lamone, Jansen and Anderson recorded as yes.
Ordinance 2025-016 — fireworks restricted areas: The Fire Chief described recent regional fire incidents and dry weather and proposed amending Title 4, Chapter 7, Subsection 2 to expand fireworks restricted areas to include public parks and to adjust residential-area boundaries to align with Cedar Hills and to simplify enforcement lines (major roads used for legal descriptions). The chief emphasized the implementation approach will be educational at first, with outreach to fireworks vendors and the public. Councilmember Williams moved to adopt Ordinance 2025-016; Councilmember Jansen seconded. The council adopted the ordinance by roll-call vote with Councilmembers Anderson, Jansen, Ramon and Williams voting yes.
All three items passed unanimously by council members present. Staff said they will post maps and information on the city website and distribute materials to fireworks vendors and other stakeholders.
