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Orangeville council approves routine bills, licenses, donations and training; ratifies CDL training
Summary
At its Jan. 14 meeting, the Orangeville City Council approved bills and warrants, minutes, a contractor business license, a $95 reimbursement, donations to local nonprofits, professional memberships and ratified a CDL-training expenditure for maintenance staff.
The Orangeville City Council on Jan. 14 approved routine financial and administrative items, added two local groups to the city donation list and ratified training and membership expenses.
Councilors voted to approve bills and warrants, adopt the January regular-session minutes and grant a business license to contractor Tyler Kaye. The council also approved a $95 reimbursement to Sheila Avila for a city-hall rental deposit and added the American Legion to the city’s donation list and approved a $100 donation. Separately, the council approved a $100 donation to the Mostly Emery County Cycling Association (MECA) to support the group’s annual mountain-bike festival and community programming.
On personnel training and memberships, the council authorized the treasurer’s UAPT membership ($159), the recorder’s UMCA membership ($135) and the recorder’s conference registration (April; $395). The council also approved attendance at the Utah League of Cities and Towns (ULCT) annual conference in April.
The council ratified payment for Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) training for two maintenance workers. Council discussion established the city was invoiced and the training program had already started; council members said the training reduces the city’s operational risk because only one staffer currently holds a CDL to operate the snowplow truck. The motion on the record included a numeric transcription error in the roll-call motion (the motion text as spoken included the figure “$2,152,150”). Prior discussion in the meeting described the invoiced or negotiated total as $2,150 (the lower figure was discussed earlier in the agenda). The council’s final roll-call vote approved funding to cover the invoiced training cost and related fees as presented to the council.
All recorded motions passed by voice or roll call. Where roll-call votes were recorded in the transcript, the council’s votes were recorded as follows: for the bills and warrants approval, Tracy, Gary, Doug, Moran and Kevin voted yes; for donations, memberships and other routine items the roll-call votes recorded in the transcript show unanimous support among councilors present.
The meeting included no ordinance adoptions, ordinance readings, appointments or contract awards requiring multi-meeting readings; those items were not on the Jan. 14 agenda.
