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Daggett MBA acknowledges cash summary, approves $930 invoice and hears water treatment and clinic updates

Daggett County Municipal Building Authority · July 1, 2025
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Summary

The Municipal Building Authority acknowledged an NBA cash summary dated 06/26/2025, approved an open invoice register dated 06/27/2025 for $930, and received construction updates: the water treatment project has footers and inspected foundation work, and the new clinic's bond closed with a July 8 groundbreaking planned.

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority on June 27 acknowledged the NBA cash summary and accounts receivable and approved an open invoice register, and members received construction updates on both the county's water treatment project and the new clinic site.

Speaker 3 moved to acknowledge receipt of the cash summary for the NBA as of 06/26/2025, including accounts receivable; Speaker 1 seconded and the motion passed by recorded affirmative votes. Later, Speaker 3 moved to approve the open invoice register for the Municipal Building Authority dated 06/27/2025 in the amount of $930; Speaker 1 seconded and the motion passed.

On construction updates, Speaker 3 reported that inspections have occurred at the water treatment site: footers have been laid and forms for foundation walls are erected, with a planned concrete placement "Wednesday or Thursday," and permitting and plan review are underway. On the new clinic, Speaker 1 said the power change is largely complete, the bond closed last week, and contractors are expected to mobilize ahead of a July 8 groundbreaking; event logistics with Tri County Health (breakfast vs. lunch) and pavilion activities were also discussed.

The board recorded these routine financial acknowledgements for the public record, and directed staff to proceed with standard follow-up tasks tied to procurement and construction scheduling. No contract awards were made during the meeting; the authority paused the structural-fill procurement pending engineer review.