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Daggett County MBA approves minutes, acknowledges cash report and clears $44,349.69 disbursement listing
Summary
At its Nov. 18 meeting the Daggett County Municipal Building Authority approved three sets of minutes, acknowledged a cash and accounts receivable report, approved a disbursement listing totaling $44,349.69 and addressed project change-order follow-up; several members abstained on minutes for meetings they did not attend.
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The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority convened Nov. 18 and covered routine procedural business including approval of minutes, financial acknowledgements and disbursement approvals.
The authority approved minutes from the Oct. 28 meeting after Unidentified Speaker 3 moved to approve them 'as provided.' The board also approved minutes for the Oct. 30 special meeting (which had primarily addressed approval of an open invoice register); that motion carried with recorded 'Aye' votes and at least one abstention. Members approved the Nov. 12 meeting minutes as corrected to reflect who actually called that meeting to order; a few members abstained because they were not present at the Nov. 12 meeting.
On finance matters the board acknowledged receipt of the cash summary and accounts receivable report as of Nov. 14, 2025 after a motion and second and a recorded voice vote. The board then approved a disbursement listing (no void amount) from Zions checking dated 11/10–11/13/2025 in the amount of $44,349.69.
During the meeting staff noted a purchase request had been routed for processing; subsequent agenda discussion led to approval of a separate purchase order for a tank (covered in a separate action). The board also discussed pending change orders for the Daggett County Health, Business and Community Center. Staff said change order #2 had been approved previously; change order #3 required finalization of AIA documents and had been reduced by 'well over $100,000' after removing duplicate items. Staff will follow up with Crystal to ensure paperwork is ready for signatures at or before the next meeting.
All motions described above were carried by voice vote; the meeting adjourned at 09:47.
