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Daggett County authority acknowledges finances, hears project updates; minutes corrected
Summary
At its Sept. 16 meeting the Daggett County Municipal Building Authority acknowledged the cash summary and accounts receivable report, approved a $24,701.72 disbursement summary, corrected previous minutes, and heard updates on the water treatment plant and clinic construction.
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The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority on Sept. 16 acknowledged its cash summary and accounts receivable report, approved a disbursement listing totaling $24,701.72, corrected a minutes entry for Sept. 5 and heard project updates on both the county water treatment plant and the new clinic building.
Minutes and procedural actions: S2 moved to approve minutes from Sept. 2; S3 seconded and the chair recorded two affirmative voice votes. The board also addressed whether the Sept. 5 minutes had been approved and agreed to correct the Sept. 5 minutes to reflect that the meeting occurred on Thursday rather than Tuesday; S2 placed the motion to approve the Sept. 5 minutes on the record.
Finance: S3 moved to acknowledge receipt of the cash summary and accounts receivable report dated Sept. 12; S2 seconded and two board members said “Aye” on the record to acknowledge the report. Later S3 moved to approve the disbursement listing covering Sept. 2–15 in the amount of $24,701.72; S1 seconded and the chair recorded two affirmatives.
Project updates: S4 (Trevor) told the authority that work on the water treatment plant is progressing, though recent weather slowed roofing and trim work; gap media has been delivered and much of the material is on site. On the clinic, S3 and S2 said crews are setting forms for walls and digging sewer trenches and expected to make more headway after encountering some hard spots.
Other items: S3 reported on legislative outreach, saying six Utah representatives and staff visited the Hill to press for support on issues including SRS funding and roads and schools. The board scheduled a coordination meeting next week related to the clinic.
The meeting ended after the board handled change-order business and adjourned at 9:46 a.m.
