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Votes at a glance: Orderville council approves cemetery sprinkler bid, conditional-use permits and several business licenses
Summary
At the meeting council approved several administrative items: a cemetery sprinkler installation bid, conditional‑use permits for temporary RV occupancy and a vacation rental, ratified and approved multiple business licenses and other routine actions.
Orderville council took a series of votes on administrative and land‑use items and recorded approvals or ratifications as follows.
Cemetery sprinkler system: The council received a written bid for a cemetery sprinkler installation and approved a contractor’s proposal (bid cited in meeting as approximately $48,000). The project is budgeted in the draft fiscal‑year 2026 budget and council recorded the motion to proceed; the motion passed.
Conditional‑use permits: Planning and zoning recommended approval of a conditional‑use permit allowing a camp trailer to be occupied for longer than two weeks at a site on Orderville property subject to conditions. The council approved the conditional use with added conditions: limits on occupancy to six months before returning to the council for review and a waiver of the reapplication fee if the owner returns within the agreed period. The council also approved a conditional‑use permit for a short‑term vacation rental at an address on Squawberry Circle.
Business licenses and ratifications: The council ratified a business license that had earlier been administratively granted (AF UTV Repair LLC / Anthony Frost) and approved additional business licenses that had been presented: View Zion Cabin, Squawberry Circle (short‑term rental), American Youth Patriots Academy LLC (online program) and others noted on the agenda. For the online academy, the council approved the license on the understanding the applicant’s written information indicated the business is internet‑based and that the town could require a conditional‑use permit or revoke the license if the business changes its on‑site activity.
Other actions: The council approved the cemetery sprinkler bid and passed related motions; it also approved adoption of the culinary water master plan and the water management conservation plan (reported in a separate article). The meeting record shows the motions carried as listed in the transcript.
For each administrative approval, the council recorded the motion, second and a vote; in some cases the meeting recorded the tally on the public record (for example several motions passed 5–0; one demolition motion passed 4–1). Where the transcript did not list individual roll‑call votes for every item, the meeting text records the outcome as carried. The council directed staff to file written bids and provide follow‑up where required.
