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River Heights approves interlocal agreement with Cache County for stormwater inspections
Summary
City council approved an interlocal agreement allowing Cache County to provide stormwater inspection services, with fees passed through to developers and an initial term to be reviewed before April 2026.
The River Heights City Council approved an interlocal agreement with Cache County for stormwater inspection services, citing administrative efficiencies and cost savings for the city. The agreement, originally negotiated in 2024, returned with minor changes; the city attorney reviewed both drafts and recommended reapproval.
Council members clarified termination and renewal terms: the new agreement includes language allowing either party to terminate with 60 days’ notice and establishes an initial term that runs through April 1, 2026, with the option for the city to renew for a subsequent five‑year period if it chooses. Speaker 5 emphasized the fee schedule is a pass‑through paid by developers and not a direct city expense. The council agreed to approve the agreement and to finalize signatures with the city attorney and county representatives.
Speaker 3 moved to approve the interlocal agreement and Speaker 1 seconded; the motion passed by voice vote. Council members said they will revisit the arrangement prior to the April 2026 renewal decision to confirm performance and fees.
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