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Council approves park perimeter resolution and tentatively adopts FY26 budget; consent agenda approved
Summary
At the May council meeting the body approved a resolution establishing the formal perimeter boundary for Riverton Main Park and adopted a tentative fiscal‑year budget for FY26 for continued review. The consent agenda was approved; several items including an architectural standards ordinance were continued for later meetings.
The Riverton City Council approved a resolution establishing a formal recorded perimeter boundary for Riverton Main Park and then took the annual step of tentatively adopting the city’s FY26 budget for further review.
Resolution: The council voted to approve Resolution No. 25‑28 establishing the official perimeter boundary for Riverton Main Park to clarify property lines and proximity for future redevelopment or improvements. Councilmember McDougall moved the resolution; Councilmember Hammond seconded. The motion carried on a roll call vote.
Budget: The council also tentatively adopted the FY26 proposed budget, a necessary procedural step that allows staff to continue working on detailed line‑item adjustments and hold public hearings before final adoption. Councilmember McDougall moved to adopt the tentative budget; the motion passed. Councilmembers agreed to additional budget review meetings, and staff invited councilmembers to meet in small groups to walk through proposed changes. The mayor noted the proposed budget does not recommend fee increases for sanitation, water or secondary water in the draft presented but that the sanitation recycling discussion would continue.
Consent agenda: The council approved the consent agenda without removal items after a brief call for deletions; council moved and seconded the motion and approved by voice vote.
Continued items: The council also continued several items for later meetings, including an ordinance amending commercial architectural standards (continued to May 20) and the DAI development agreement (continued to May 20).
