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Votes at a glance: Mona council approvals and actions
Summary
The Mona City Council approved several items during the meeting, including minutes, an outdoor lighting ordinance, a personnel-policy resolution on clothing allowance, multiple building/accessory permits and routine financial disbursements. Some items were referred back to planning and zoning for further review.
Below are the council’s formal actions and recorded outcomes from the meeting as reflected in the meeting transcript.
1) Approval of council meeting minutes (07/08/2025) and “meet the candidate night” minutes (07/15/2025): motions were made and seconded; the meet-the-candidate minutes recorded some abstentions from members not present. Outcome: minutes approved (vote details not fully specified in the transcript).
2) Ordinance 2025-10b: updates to municipal commercial outdoor lighting standards — Council approved the updated outdoor lighting standards that had already received a planning-and-zoning public hearing. Motion to adopt the updates was made and seconded; council members recorded affirmative votes during the roll call at the meeting. Outcome: ordinance updates approved (vote tally not fully specified in transcript).
3) Resolution 2025-18: update to the Mona City personnel policy on clothing allowance — Council approved the personnel-policy update clarifying clothing allowance and holiday definitions. Motion to adopt the resolution passed after a second; recorded votes were in the affirmative (specific tallies not specified). Outcome: resolution approved.
4) Resolution 2025-19: franchise agreement with Comcast of Utah — Adopted. Recorded tally in the transcript: three ayes and one nay (Council member Amy cast the lone nay). Outcome: approved.
5) Accessory building permit — Jared Lundquist, 342 East 100 North: approved with contingency requiring a rain gutter to direct water back into the yard because of less-than-5-foot clearance on one side. Motion passed; roll-call votes recorded as affirmative. Outcome: approved with condition.
6) Accessory building permit — Wayne Hilliard, 312 East 300 North: met criteria and received approval. Outcome: approved.
7) Building permit — Greg and Stephanie Baker, 639 South 200 East: application approved with conditions discussed for temporary trailer occupancy and water hook-ups; council recorded affirmative votes. Outcome: approved.
8) Finances/disbursement listing: Council approved the disbursement listing and a motion to approve finances passed with recorded ayes. Outcome: approved.
9) Public requests: a recovery-court community 5K and a 12-step group’s request to use city facilities were discussed. Council offered administrative support (city signage for the 5K and potential meeting space at the library) and asked staff to follow up; no formal motions to charge or deny facility use were recorded.
10) Sign application (Troy Linton): council discussed permit sequencing and code compliance and referred the application back to planning and zoning for formal review (no final permit approval recorded at the meeting).
These items reflect the actions recited in the meeting transcript. For several routine items the transcript records motions and affirmative votes but does not provide a complete roll-call tally for each individual council member.
