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Mayfield adopts updated impact fee ordinance; council approves annexation, resource officer payment and routine invoices
Summary
At its Oct. 8 meeting the Mayfield Town Council adopted Ordinance 2025‑5 updating impact fees, approved an annexation petition, authorized payment for the shared school resource officer and approved routine invoices and a temporary water‑bill late‑fee waiver.
The Mayfield Town Council adopted Ordinance 2025‑5 on Oct. 8, a revision to the town’s impact fee schedule intended to incorporate an August 2025 impact fee facilities plan and analysis. The council read the ordinance on the record and conducted a roll call vote to adopt it.
During the ordinance reading (as transcribed), the packet listed per‑dwelling impact fee components including amounts for parks/open space, roads and water and a total per‑dwelling figure. The ordinance text references compliance with the Utah Impact Fees Act and Utah Code requirements and states the updated schedule supersedes prior studies and fees. The council directed the mayor to sign as required by law.
Other formal actions taken by the council at the meeting included:
- Annexation petition: The council accepted an annexation petition submitted for property on Cemetery Road (applicant referenced in the meeting as Albert Christians) and voted to forward the petition to the county boundary commission for verification of records and the usual certification process.
- School resource officer payment: The council approved the town’s share of the regional school resource officer agreement; meeting materials listed Mayfield’s portion as $6,215 for the year.
- Invoices: The council approved claims and invoices dated Sept. 11, 2025, including a public‑works chip‑seal maintenance item discussed as a larger ticket item.
- Temporary waiver of late fees: Because of postal service sorting delays that postponed utility bill delivery, the council voted to waive late fees on water bills until Oct. 25 for the current billing cycle.
All the above motions were moved, seconded and approved during the meeting. Where the meeting transcript records recorded ayes, the council voice/roll call votes were recorded as passing; meeting minutes and the posted ordinance serve as the official record for vote totals and signed ordinance text.
