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Daggett County seeks right-of-way vacation to advance new clinic building
Summary
The Municipal Building Authority put a right-of-way vacation for a new clinic on the agenda and staff said they need the vacation promptly to proceed; project costs beyond grant funding are being finalized.
The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority discussed a right-of-way vacation needed to advance construction of a new clinic building and heard that some project costs will be covered by sources other than grant funds.
At the March 4 meeting, the chair noted the vacation of the right of way for the clinic appeared on the commissioning agenda. Randy, a staff member who spoke on the item, said the project team is “getting close to being able to get the price of the things that are gonna be covered by the money other than the… the grant money,” and added, “we're close and we're needing that vacation to that right away so we can proceed with that.”
The transcript records no formal vote or final action on the right-of-way vacation at the March 4 session; the item appeared on the meeting agenda for further action. Staff described grant funding as part of the project financing but did not specify grant amounts or the other funding source(s) that will cover remaining costs.
Because no formal motion or vote occurred at this meeting, the Authority took no binding action on the clinic project on March 4. The right-of-way vacation remains a pending administrative step the project team identified as necessary to continue design or construction planning.
