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Franklin County commissioners approve consent agenda, accept deed for Lehi Road realignment

Franklin County Board of Commissioners ยท December 11, 2025
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Summary

The Franklin County Board of Commissioners approved the consent agenda and a resolution accepting a deed of dedication for the Lehi Road realignment. The motion was moved by an unidentified commissioner and seconded by the chair; the vote was taken by voice and carried.

The Franklin County Board of Commissioners approved its consent agenda and accepted a deed of dedication for the Lehi Road realignment during a brief meeting.

Unidentified Speaker 4, identified in the record as a commissioner, moved to approve consent agenda items 1 and 2, specifically naming "Resolution 2020 five-three67" as accepting the deed of dedication for the Lehi Road realignment. Chair (Unidentified Speaker 2) seconded the motion. The board approved the motion by voice vote; commissioners present responded "Aye."

The resolution was introduced as an addition to the consent agenda earlier in the meeting when Unidentified Speaker 4 asked that the board add the item and delegate master-of-ceremonies duties for an upcoming workshop to the county administrator. Chair (Unidentified Speaker 2) called for and received a voice assent to add the items before the formal motion to approve the consent agenda.

The record does not include text of the resolution beyond the title given in the meeting ("Resolution 2020 five-three67") nor does it specify the legal description of the property or the precise terms of the deed of dedication. The clerk of the board was identified in the meeting as "Teresa," and the county administrator was named on the record as "Mr. Danzel."

No public comment was offered on the item during the public-comment period.