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Votes at a glance: Utah County Commission actions May 5, 2021
Summary
Summary of formal actions taken: open/close public hearing, set a public hearing for disposal (Item 4), approve equipment trade-in (Item 13), continue land-use items 18 and 19, adopt budget amendment (Item 20), and adjourn.
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The Utah County Commission recorded several formal actions on May 5; key motions and outcomes are listed below.
- Open public hearing on proposed 2021 budget amendments: Motion by Commissioner Tom Sakovich; second by Commissioner Bill Lee; passed 2-0.
- Close public hearing: Motion by Commissioner Tom Sakovich; second by Commissioner Bill Lee; passed 2-0.
- Set a public hearing for disposal of a 0.9785-acre parcel (Item 4) for May 19, 2021: Motion by Commissioner Tom Sakovich; second by Commissioner Bill Lee; passed 2-0.
- Approve Item 13 (trade-in of three one-year-old Caterpillar loaders; nominal buyback payments of about $1,000 per unit): Motion by Commissioner Tom Sakovich; second by Commissioner Bill Lee; passed 2-0.
- Continue Items 18 and 19 (maintenance/open-space agreement first amendment and consent to amended CC&Rs for The Cottages) for two weeks to allow homeowners to provide additional documentation and to allow the incoming third commissioner to review: Motion by Commissioner Tom Sakovich; second by Commissioner Bill Lee; passed 2-0.
- Adopt agenda Item 20 (preliminary amendment to the 2021 budget): Motion by Commissioner Tom Sakovich to approve the resolution with deletion of language permitting reductions in departmental appropriations and intra-fund transfers; second by Commissioner Bill Lee; passed 2-0.
- Adjourn: Motion by Commissioner Tom Sakovich; second by Commissioner Bill Lee; passed and meeting adjourned.
Each vote was taken with two commissioners present and recorded as unanimous among those present; no roll-call with dissenting votes was recorded.
