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Davis County commissioners approve service-animal ordinance change, several contracts and interlocal road agreements; one facilities item tabled
Summary
Davis County commissioners on May 6 approved an ordinance amendment to update service-animal language and cleared a package of interlocal agreements and vendor contracts, including road funding for Clearfield City and landscaping at the Davis County Conference Center.
Davis County commissioners on May 6 approved an ordinance change to bring county code language about service animals into alignment with the Americans with Disabilities Act, authorized two interlocal transportation agreements with Clearfield City, approved several county vendor contracts including landscaping and inmate services, ratified a cooperative 24/7 sobriety program agreement with the state and completed routine finance and property-tax items.
The ordinance amendment, presented by Deputy Director Sydney Larabee of Animal Care, revises Davis County Code Title 6, chapter 6.28, section 6.2807 to replace older language that named only “hearing and seeing eye dogs” with wording that covers “all service animals as defined” in county code. Larabee said the change updates the code to match ADA definitions. Commissioners moved to approve the ordinance and commissioners answered "Aye" on the motion; the motion passed.
Two interlocal resolutions with Clearfield City were approved to fund local transportation…
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