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Commission approves several routine contracts, a $71,044 rebate and a $10,363 library service renewal
Summary
The commission approved a one-year amendment for Davis Conference Center management, several low-dollar agreements for Western Sports Park, a $71,044.40 Rocky Mountain Power rebate for LED upgrades, and a $10,363.47 renewal for the Flipster digital magazine service; the commission also approved a modest $805 increase for the correctional-facility wastewater contract.
Commissioners approved a bundle of routine agreements and small adjustments during their Nov. 26 meeting.
A staff presenter summarized items 4–10, which included a $12,000 appropriation to Antelope Island State Park for the 2024 Antelope Moonlite bike ride, a $1,000 sponsorship receivable from Intermountain Health, and a one-year amendment to the Davis Conference Center management contract (5% of gross revenues) while staff prepares a new agreement next year. The commission approved items 4–10 unanimously.
In facilities business, the commission approved a Rocky Mountain Power rebate agreement for LED upgrades at the Davis Conference Center worth $71,044.40; item 11 (a separate facilities contract) was tabled to allow scope adjustments. The commission also approved an amendment to an EBSCO Flipster digital magazine service agreement, with a payable of $10,363.47 for Dec. 1, 2024–Nov. 30, 2025.
Earlier in the meeting, commissioners approved increasing the budgeted obligation for the Davis County Correctional Facility wastewater screening project by $805 to cover application fees; the project’s budget had been $2,000,000 and costs came in at $2,000,805.
All motions for the described approvals passed by unanimous voice vote.
