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Votes at a glance: Midvale council approves waste contract, budget amendments and RDA budget changes
Summary
At its March 4 meeting the Midvale City Council and RDA approved a series of routine items: the ACE Disposal residential waste contract (Resolution 2025 R-10), amendments to the FY2025 city budget (Resolution 2025 R-09), and RDA FY2025 budget amendments (Resolution 2025 01). All votes were unanimous.
At its March 4 regular meeting, the Midvale City Council and the Midvale Redevelopment Agency approved several formal items by unanimous votes.
Key outcomes:
- Resolution 2025 R-10: Adopted. The council authorized the mayor to sign a residential waste services agreement with ACE Disposal (five-year term with two three-year extension options). Staff said ACE earned the highest evaluation score and offered the strongest recycling proposal. Vote: unanimous.
- Resolution 2025 R-09: Adopted. The council approved amendments to the fiscal year 2025 budget (general fund, information technology fund, fleet fund, capital projects fund, water fund and sewer fund). Staff described increases largely as carryovers from prior-year projects and one-time expenditures funded from fund balance; the capital projects and enterprise funds include several bond- and project-related carryovers. Vote: unanimous.
- RDA Resolution 2025 01: Adopted. The Midvale Redevelopment Agency approved amendments to its FY2025 budget for operations and project areas including Bingham Junction, Jordan Bluffs and Main Street. Two changes noted: an additional $10,000 for public art for the mural festival and about $14,000 for tree maintenance on Main Street. Vote: unanimous.
- Consent agenda and minutes: The council and RDA each approved consent agendas and minutes by unanimous roll-call votes.
Motions to adopt the resolutions were made and seconded on the record; specific mover/second names were not captured in the public transcript for every motion. All recorded roll calls showed affirmative votes by all members present. No recorded objections or recusals were noted during the votes at the March 4 meetings.
