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Daniel council confirms clerk appointment, approves business licenses, lease and routine warrants

Town of Daniel Town Council · October 6, 2025
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Summary

Council appointed Megan Goodrich as clerk/recorder, approved a new business license for High Mountain Construction and renewals for two businesses, accepted a year-to-year office lease, approved interlocal snow removal and approved warrants and minutes.

At its Oct. 6 meeting the Town of Daniel confirmed a personnel appointment, approved business licenses and renewals, accepted a year‑to‑year office lease for town staff and completed routine financial business.

The council adopted Resolution DR2025‑10‑06A appointing Megan Goodrich as clerk/recorder and named Mary Duggan and Lynn Shindler as deputy clerk/recorders; the mayor said the appointees had already been sworn in. The appointment was moved, seconded and approved by roll-call vote.

The council approved a new business license for High Mountain Construction (Brandon Lafay) and renewed licenses for The Pretzel Connection and Russ and Kathy Witt Family LLC/Wood Excavation after staff reported no outstanding complaints. Councilors discussed procedural questions such as water‑service and well‑serve letters for excavation work but approved the licenses.

Council also approved a year‑to‑year office lease for town offices at 3500 South Highway 40, Unit A (Office 102), subleased from Cuyun/Cayune Engineering at $700/month (utilities and conference-room access included); staff moved into the new space Sept. 30. The council adopted an interlocal snow-removal agreement with Wasatch County for the 2025–26 winter season.

Warrants and the Sept. 8, 2025 council minutes were approved by motion and recorded vote. The meeting adjourned after brief closing remarks.