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Votes at a glance: Riverdale council approves consent items, adopts tentative budget; tables Riverside Flats reapproval

3206717 · May 7, 2025
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Summary

At its May 6 meeting the Riverdale City Council approved routine consent items and several resolutions, adopted the tentative 2025‑26 budget and tabled the Riverside Flats site‑plan reapproval for one month.

Riverdale City Council recorded several routine approvals and a handful of resolutions at its May 6 meeting and also took one notable action to table a site‑plan reapproval so staff and a developer could pursue alternatives.

What passed (voice votes or roll calls noted in the meeting): - Approval of meeting minutes from April 15, 2025 (unanimous voice vote). - Local consent for a single‑event permit for Golden Spike Harley Davidson (approved; council discussion noted the event will end by 9 p.m.). - Resolution 2025‑13 — amendment to the volunteer coaching policy to require background checks at least annually (approved unanimously in roll call). - Resolution 2025‑14 — acceptance of a Weber County grant (approximately $40,000) and authorizing a matching fund arrangement for a ramp funding agreement (approved unanimously in roll call). - Roof repair projects: staff reported bids above budget and sought council concurrence to proceed using available fund balance; council provided unanimous consensus to proceed with 30‑year roofs and to authorize staff to execute contracts within spending authority. - Resolution 2025‑15 — adoption of the Riverdale City tentative budget for fiscal year 2025‑26 (approved unanimously in roll call).

What was tabled: - Reapproval of an expired site plan for Riverside Flats Apartments (tabled for one month). Council asked staff and the applicant to return with options addressing the city’s current parking ordinance and potential design or agreement‑based alternatives.

How votes were recorded in the meeting: for items carried by roll call the clerk polled councilors individually (the clerk recorded "yes" votes for each councilor present); the site‑plan tabling motion was approved in a voice poll with several councilors subsequently recorded as voting "yes."