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Daggett County RDA adopts amended 2025 budget and approves 2026 budget with staff-billing condition
Summary
The Daggett County Redevelopment Agency adopted Resolution 25-26 amending its 2025 RDA budget and approved Resolution 25-23 adopting the 2026 RDA budget with an amendment and a requirement to develop a quantifiable method to account for county staff time for RDA work.
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Unidentified Speaker 1 (unidentified official) moved to adopt Resolution 25-26, an amendment to the Daggett County Redevelopment Agency (RDA) 2025 budget, and Unidentified Speaker 2 seconded. After a voice vote in which members responded "Aye," the board adopted Resolution 25-26.
The board then considered Resolution 25-23 to adopt the Daggett County RDA budget for 2026. Unidentified Speaker 2 proposed adjusting certain line items; Unidentified Speaker 1 moved to adopt Resolution 25-23 with the change and Unidentified Speaker 2 seconded. Before the vote Unidentified Speaker 1 stated that the adoption should carry a "string" requiring the county to develop a quantifiable method to account for and bill county staff time devoted to RDA work. The board approved the amended resolution by voice vote.
The transcript includes references to line-item amounts during the discussion, but the numeric details are unclear in the record provided and therefore are reported as not specified here. The amendments were described as an adjustment from a prior figure and as a change to administrative-cost allocations; the meeting record does not contain a clear, unambiguous dollar figure. The board directed staff to create a measurable approach for transferring or billing time and costs associated with county staff performing RDA duties.
The votes were taken by voice; members said "Aye" and the motions carried. No individual roll-call votes or named vote tallies were recorded in the transcript. The board did not enter closed session on these items and proceeded to recess for a scheduled public hearing (see separate item).
