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Votes at a glance: Toquerville council adopts water plan, capital project list and municipal finance adviser agreement
Summary
At its meeting the council approved Resolution 2025 (water conservation plan), adopted an updated capital project list for annual review and authorized a municipal advisor agreement with Zions Public Finance. All motions passed on voice or roll calls as recorded.
The Toquerville City Council recorded several formal actions and approvals at its regular meeting.
Votes at a glance
- Water Conservation Plan (Resolution 2025): Motion to adopt the updated Water Conservation Plan carried by voice vote. Councilors voted “Aye” with no recorded opposition. The plan incorporates edits reflecting the 2023 update to the state Water Conservation Plan Act, recognizes the city’s secondary water connections and sets a regional‑aligned 14% reduction target by 2030.
- 2025–2026 Capital Project (Project List): Council voted to adopt an updated capital project list for annual review and directed staff to treat the document as a living inventory of needs; the motion passed after a second. The list identifies priority projects (Cholla Creek infrastructure, Rimview Drive stormwater, Westfield Park, and the Springs Tank) and notes many earlier estimates are underfunded and would need updated engineering and cost estimates.
- Zions Public Finance municipal adviser agreement: Council approved an agreement to designate Zions Public Finance as municipal advisor for the city. The contract does not obligate the city to pay advisory fees until the city undertakes an action that triggers municipal advisory services (for example, when the city issues debt).
The meeting record shows each item received a motion and a second and carried; voice votes were used and no opposing votes were recorded for the listed items.
Why it matters: These votes set policy direction (water conservation), maintain a prioritized list of capital needs for budgeting and capital facilities planning, and put a municipal finance adviser relationship in place ahead of potential debt transactions.
