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Emery County Commission backs effort to preserve historical use and access to Cleveland Reservoir
Summary
The Emery County Commission voted during a regular session to support efforts to preserve historical use and public access to Cleveland Reservoir and to back Attorney Olson in those efforts; the motion passed following recorded 'aye' votes from Commissioners Warwood, Leonard and Jensen.
Emery County Commission voted during a regular session to back efforts to preserve historical use and public access to Cleveland Reservoir and to support Attorney Olson in pursuing that objective.
The motion — described at the meeting as an authorization to “fight for historical use and access regarding Cleveland Reservoir” and to support Attorney Olson “in our decision to do so and work together to that end” — was seconded and carried after recorded "aye" votes from Commissioners Warwood, Leonard and Jensen. No further procedure or timeline was specified during the discussion.
The motion was introduced under agenda item 11. Commissioners recorded their votes on the motion: Warwood, Leonard and Jensen voted "aye" and the chair declared the motion passed. The commission did not provide additional details about next steps, legal filings or timelines during the discussion.
Attorney Olson was named in the motion as the county legal representative to be supported in this effort; the commission did not disclose any related contract terms, expenditures or planned outside counsel at the meeting.
The item concluded as the commission moved on to the next agenda section, elected officials reports. The commission did not, in the recorded discussion, provide an implementation schedule or specify whether the action would lead immediately to court filings, settlement discussions, administrative petitions or other legal steps.
