Council approves design bid advertisement and discusses lakeside restroom and Main Street fixture

Bryce Canyon City council members approved agenda business that included moving the city design project to bid advertisement and discussed repairs and fixtures near the lake and Main Street during their Nov. 6 meeting.

Council members said they would advertise the design package for bids after agreeing to a minor change to agenda item 19. Speaker 2 moved to approve the item and a motion was seconded; the council approved the motion by voice vote ("Aye"). The transcript does not record the names of the mover or seconder or a roll-call tally.

The discussion included the city design project: Speaker 1 said, "Design of the city project, so they're looking on putting the they'll be put this out a bid advertisement," indicating council intent to seek competitive bids for the work. Council members also discussed a "bathroom on the lake" and a fixture on Main Street near the park. Speaker 1 said the restroom "needs to come that area. And Main Street there," and the speakers debated removing or replacing a fixture near the sidewalk and park.

Council members referenced cost and timing during the discussion. Speaker 2 said an amount "it's at 1,200" in reference to the issue and separately mentioned "2 weeks" in relation to timing; the transcript is fragmentary and does not specify whether those figures are estimates, invoices, or quotes or which specific work they cover. The record does not identify a funding source for the work.

During reports, council members asked Kendrick to gather additional information about funding and logistics and return with details. Speaker 2 summarized that Kendrick "was go back when he gathers information and stuff, get back back with us," and that information would be recorded; the transcript does not provide a date for the follow-up.

The meeting closed that segment with a voice vote on outstanding items and a procedural move to an exempt item. The transcript records the voice vote as "Aye," but does not provide a roll-call or exact tally.