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Board approves warrants, minutes and advances master-plan advisory committee outreach
Summary
The Wasatch County Parks and Recreation SSD No. 21 board approved warrants totaling $126,047.88, approved recent meeting minutes (with abstentions noted), and described a master-plan advisory committee that will include municipal representatives; members expect biweekly meetings once representatives are confirmed.
At its Nov. 12 meeting the Wasatch County Parks and Recreation SSD No. 21 board approved warrants totaling $126,047.88 and moved to approve meeting minutes from Sept. 10 and Oct. 8 (both approvals recorded with abstentions).
Staff presented the warrants for Oct. 3 through Nov. 6, 2024, and highlighted a $12,400 charge for shavings tied to circuit finals; staff confirmed the expense is a pass-through and that revenue will cover the cost. "Some I wanna point out is, the shavings, that was 12,400," staff said when presenting the warrants.
The board discussed membership of a master-plan advisory committee and outreach to municipal partners. Board members reported contact with the mayors of Heber and Midway; the mayor of Heber (referred to in the meeting as Mayor Franco) has submitted a representative. The board expects to add Midway, Charleston and Wallsburg representatives and to hold biweekly meetings to begin the master plan process once the committee is set.
During closing remarks board members thanked staff for a strong summer and fair events. A board member drew attention to a Parks & Rec social media post promoting the dump station that featured staff in a humorous "Cousin Eddie" costume; staff member Jen received praise for the department's outreach.
Next steps: affirmed payments will be processed, minutes filed, and the advisory committee roster completed as municipal representatives respond.
