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Daggett County MBA approves minutes amendment, accepts cash and invoice registers and a disbursement listing
Summary
The Municipal Building Authority approved amended minutes clarifying that a rate increase is not anticipated at this time, acknowledged the MBA cash summary and accounts receivable, and approved open invoices and a disbursement listing that included vendor payments for the clinic project.
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The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority on March 24, 2025 approved amended meeting minutes, accepted the MBA cash summary and accounts receivable report, and approved the open invoice register and a disbursement listing relevant to the authority.
A multi-minute discussion among authority members and staff focused on the wording of the minutes regarding whether a rate increase is anticipated for the clinic project. Board member Lyle (as referenced in the transcript) and staff said a study with Zions Bank determined that a rate increase was not needed "at this time," though the transcript records members acknowledging that provisions exist to allow a future rate increase if necessary. The final amended language agreed to and moved into the minutes was that "a rate increase is not anticipated at this time; provisions exist should a rate increase be necessary in the future."
Financial approvals recorded in the transcript: - Acknowledged receipt of the cash summary and accounts receivable as of 03/21/2025. - Approved the open invoice register dated 03/24/2025 as it pertains to the MBA; the transcript lists three vendor invoices tied to the MBA: Concern Sound for $54,393.70; Desks Inc of Utah for $56,540.80; and Upper Limit Inc for $74,961.45. - Approved the disbursement listing for 03/13/2025 to 03/24/2025 as it pertains to the MBA; the transcript identifies Jones and DeMille Engineering for $24,850 as the disbursement item pertaining to the authority.
Each of these items was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote in the meeting. The transcript does not include roll-call vote records on these financial approvals. The authority also noted it had invited Representative Chiu and planned to reach out to Senator Winterton for a legislative update; no commitment from legislators was reported in the transcript.
