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Council approves new business license, several renewals, and routine resolutions; cancels local election

Town of Daniel Town Council · September 8, 2025
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Summary

The Town of Daniel council approved a new business license for Thread Attire (applicant Mikaela Hilton), renewed three existing licenses, authorized a crack‑seal contract up to $15,000, approved an accounting contract with Gilbert & Stewart for FY24–25, and passed a resolution cancelling the Nov. 4, 2025 municipal election because candidates were unopposed.

The Town of Daniel council took several routine but consequential actions on Sept. 8. After public introduction of a new business, council approved a new business license for Thread Attire (applicant Mikaela Hilton, 3052 South Daniels Road) and approved renewals for Brows by Megan, Daybreak Pasture (Kaylene Richter), and LJC Construction (Lane J Clyde). The minutes show motions, seconds and votes recorded as "yes" by council members for these items.

On formal resolutions, the council approved Resolution BR‑2025‑O9‑O88 (read into the record) to cancel the Nov. 4, 2025 municipal election under Utah Code 20A‑1‑206 because the number of candidates did not exceed the number of available at‑large seats and candidates were unopposed; the resolution certified Stephanie Grady and Brooke Rose elected to four‑year terms and certified Scott Kohler and Eric Bennett elected to mayor and a two‑year council seat respectively.

Council also approved a resolution to contract with Gilbert & Stewart for an agreed‑upon procedure for fiscal year 2024–25 to satisfy Utah State Auditor requirements and authorized the mayor to sign. The council approved a county‑coordinated crack‑seal (road crack‑seal) project for town streets with a maximum expenditure of $15,000.

Votes and procedural notes recorded in the transcript show motions, seconds and affirmative votes but do not consistently name the mover or record full roll‑call tallies for every item; the minutes entry for some motions lists only "yes" votes without member names. Where candidate and contract names were read aloud in the resolution text, the record captures those names as read.

Next steps: Proper notice of the cancelled election will be posted as required by statute; the mayor will sign the accounting contract and staff will manage the crack‑seal procurement under the approved expenditure cap.