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Council approves consent agenda, sets park boundary and adopts tentative budget; several land items continued
Summary
The Riverton City Council approved the consent agenda, continued two zoning items and adopted two resolutions: formal park‑boundary establishment and tentative fiscal‑year 2025–26 budget adoption (tentative).
At its May meeting the Riverton City Council took several procedural and budget actions.
Consent agenda: The council approved the consent agenda (motion moved and seconded; chair called for the ayes and none opposed). No individual roll‑call vote was recorded in the transcript for that action.
Ordinance 25‑12 (commercial architectural standards): Council member Broker moved and Council member McDougall seconded a motion to continue Ordinance 25‑12 (amending the city's commercial architectural standards) to the May 20 meeting; the motion carried. The public hearing was continued so staff can include red‑line changes and the council’s suggested edits.
DAI development agreement (16c): The council continued the DAI development agreement (see separate coverage) to May 20 so staff and the applicant can finalize contract language.
Resolution 25‑28 (Riverton Main Park perimeter): Council member McDougall moved to approve a resolution establishing a formal perimeter boundary for the Riverton Main Park; Council member Haman seconded and the motion passed on roll call (Broker: yes; McDougall: yes; Hamond: yes; McKay: no; Perucci: yes).
Resolution 25‑29 (tentative budget for fiscal 2025–26): The council tentatively adopted the fiscal‑year 2025–26 budget for review and public hearings. Council member McDougall moved to adopt the tentative budget and the motion passed on roll call. Council members noted they will continue budget review at the May 20 meeting and that staff will provide requested clarifications to line items.
Next steps: Several items — including two ordinance amendments and the DAI development agreement — were continued to the May 20 council meeting for additional staff work and public input.
