Votes at a glance: Pleasant Grove council adopts land sale, contract extension, boundary‑adjustment hearing and tentative budgets

The Pleasant Grove City Council at its May meeting approved several resolutions and budget actions summarized below. Each action was taken by recorded motion and roll call as shown in the meeting record.

Land sale to RW Devcor LLC (Resolution 2025‑015) Council adopted Resolution 2025‑015 authorizing the mayor to sign a land sale agreement with RW Devcor LLC (Pete Rossi) for 0.08 acres (3,428 square feet) near 733 South 2000 West. The sale price is $17.21 per square foot, for a total of $59,000. Staff clarified the parcel is not a public street but a private drive aisle vacated in 2020; closing is contingent on final site plan approval. The council voted to approve the resolution (motion moved by Council member Williams; second by Council member Rogers). Recorded yes votes were Williams, Rogers, Lamone and Jansen; motion carried.

Solid waste and recycling contract amendment (Resolution 2025‑016) The council approved Resolution 2025‑016 to authorize the mayor to sign the fifth amendment to the city’s solid waste and recycling collection agreement with Republic Services / Allied Waste Services to extend the term (staff described a recommended five‑year extension). The city administrator said Republic had offered reduced rates and the city recommended an extension. Motion to approve was made by Council member Williams and seconded by Council member Jensen; roll call recorded unanimous yes votes among those voting and the motion carried.

Boundary‑adjustment intent with Cedar Hills (Resolution 2025‑017) Council declared its intent to consider adjusting common boundaries with the city of Cedar Hills by adopting Resolution 2025‑017 and authorized a public hearing on July 15. The adjustment request originated with Dan and Karen Stewart (4611 North 900 West); the Stewarts seek Cedar Hills sewer service after their septic system began failing. Staff explained state code (title 10 § 2‑419) sets notice and protest thresholds: a successful protest requires either 25% of the land area or 15% of the land value in the proposed area to protest. Council discussion noted some parcels currently receive Pleasant Grove sewer service while others do not; Cedar Hills has indicated it would seek compensation related to Wedgewood Road condition and staff said any cost remains to be negotiated. Motion to set the hearing was made and seconded; roll call votes recorded in the minutes show council approval to proceed to the public hearing.

Tentative city budget for FY2025‑26 (Resolution 2025‑018) The council adopted Resolution 2025‑018 adopting the tentative budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2025, and ending June 30, 2026. Staff provided copies and invited questions; the motion to adopt the tentative budget passed on roll call vote.

Local Building Authority (LBA) tentative budget The Local Building Authority adopted its tentative budget for FY2025‑26 (resolution 2025‑01 LBA). Staff noted the fund will receive lease proceeds and will pay 2022A LBA bond principal and interest; the board approved the tentative budget by recorded motion.

Redevelopment Agency (RDA) tentative budget The RDA adopted its tentative budget for FY2025‑26 (resolution 2025‑01 RDA). Staff described the fund as collecting tax‑increment revenues tied to projects including Gateway, Grove Tower and doTERRA; the board approved the budget by motion.

Other actions Council approved consent items, minutes, and other routine motions listed in the agenda. Where the meeting record shows a contingency or condition, staff noted it: for example, the land sale closing is contingent on final site plan approval and a typographical correction to the sales agreement was fixed before signature.

Votes at a glance (key items) - Resolution 2025‑015 (land sale to RW Devcor LLC / Pete Rossi): Approved; area 3,428 sq ft; price $59,000; closing contingent on final site plan approval. (Mover: Council member Williams; Second: Council member Rogers.) - Resolution 2025‑016 (fifth amendment to solid waste/recycling collection agreement with Republic/Allied): Approved; five‑year extension recommended. (Mover: Council member Williams; Second: Council member Jensen.) - Resolution 2025‑017 (intent to adjust boundary with Cedar Hills; public hearing set for July 15): Approved to set hearing; protest rules described (60 days to protest; statutory thresholds apply). (Mover: Council member Limon; Second: Council member Rogers.) - Resolution 2025‑018 (tentative budget FY2025‑26): Adopted. (Mover: Council member Ron; Second: Council member Jensen.) - LBA Resolution 2025‑01 LBA (LBA tentative budget FY2025‑26): Adopted. (Motion and roll call recorded.) - RDA Resolution 2025‑01 RDA (RDA tentative budget FY2025‑26): Adopted. (Motion and roll call recorded.)

What to watch next: the land sale requires final site plan approval before closing; the boundary adjustment will proceed to a July 15 public hearing and could be halted if statutory protest thresholds are reached. The solid waste amendment extends an existing contract and may affect utility rates as staff works through the rate study noted earlier in the meeting.