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Council told Ivins pays roughly $50,000 annually as part of a perpetual interlocal agreement for Sand Hollow Aquatic Center
Ivins City Council · November 6, 2025
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Summary
Sharon reported Ivins remains party to a 1999 interlocal agreement obligating perpetual cost-sharing of operating deficits at the Sand Hollow Aquatic Center. Ivins recorded about 5,800 visits last year (8.36% of total) and paid approximately $50,000 toward a $600,000 operating shortfall.
Councilmember Sharon summarized Ivins' role in a 1999 interlocal agreement with St. George and Santa Clara that commits participating cities to share Sand Hollow Aquatic Center operating deficits in perpetuity.
Sharon said the center operates at an approximate $600,000 annual loss on…
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