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Council approves routine business: appointments, park renaming, driveway deviation, minutes and zoning fee changes

5553903 · August 6, 2025
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Summary

The Grantsville City Council approved several routine actions on Aug. 6, 2025, including adding a signatory to PTIF accounts, renaming a park, a driveway deviation, a planning commission appointment and an amendment to the zoning fee schedule; all motions carried by voice vote.

At its Aug. 6, 2025 meeting, the Grantsville City Council approved a slate of routine resolutions and an ordinance. Votes were taken by motion and voice and the transcript records the motions carried.

Key actions recorded: - Resolution 2025‑56: Reapproved adding Michael Orazaher as a signatory to the city’s PTIF accounts. Motion and second were recorded and the motion carried by voice vote.

- Resolution 2025‑59: Approved renaming Leithmore Park to the Scott Bevin Memorial Park. The mayor confirmed he had spoken with the honoree’s spouse, who was reported to be supportive. Motion passed by voice vote.

- Resolution 2025‑60: Approved a deviation for driveway width at 377 Lisonbee Street in the R‑1‑1 zone (transcript labels as driveway width deviation). Staff reported no objections; the property owner (Shane Carrington) thanked the council. Motion carried by voice vote.

- Resolution 2025‑61: Approved the appointment of Jason Hale to the planning commission. Council members praised Hale’s knowledge and the motion passed by voice vote.

- Ordinance 2025‑15: Amended the zoning fee schedule as presented. Council members discussed that fees will be re‑evaluated within a year as department staffing and processes change; the ordinance was approved by motion and voice vote.

Additionally the council approved the July 19, 2025 minutes and authorized payment of bills. No roll‑call votes were recorded in the transcript; outcomes are recorded as motions carried and voice “Aye.”