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County opens and closes public hearing on disposing undeveloped Alberta Town site parkland; no public opposition

Board of County Commissioners · May 31, 2023
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Summary

The Utah County Board of County Commissioners opened a public hearing on May 31 to consider disposing undeveloped park parcels in the Alberta Town site pursuant to a cited Utah code; the hearing received no public comment and was closed by motion.

The Utah County Board of County Commissioners opened a public hearing on May 31 to consider the disposal of undeveloped property designated as public parks in the Alberta Town site subdivision. The presiding speaker introduced the item and cited the statutory authority "pursuant to Utah code 2 0 1 0 3 0" as the basis for the hearing.

An unnamed commissioner moved to open the public hearing and another commissioner seconded the motion. The Board took a voice vote and the presiding speaker announced that the public hearing was open. The Board then asked for public comment on the proposed disposition of the undeveloped parkland. No members of the public offered comment during the hearing; the presiding speaker called for a motion to close the hearing, which was made, seconded and approved by voice vote.

The Board took no further action on the disposition during the meeting; no votes on a sale, transfer, or ordinance were recorded. The presiding speaker and commissioners proceeded to other items on the agenda after closing the public hearing.

Next steps: because the hearing received no public testimony at this meeting, any subsequent action related to disposing the Alberta Town site parcels (such as a formal ordinance, sale, or disposition agreement) would require a future agenda item and a recorded vote.