Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Municipal Operations topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Council routine business: minutes, warrants approved; cemetery decor, propane billing discussed
Summary
At the meeting the council approved minutes and warrants, adopted the agenda, heard a department report including an auditor visit date, discussed a cemetery fire-pit/decor issue and ongoing propane billing problems, and adjourned.
Bryce Canyon City Council handled routine business, approving prior meeting minutes and the meeting agenda by voice votes and approving warrants after a brief discussion of accounting and invoice issues.
At the start, Speaker 1 asked for approval of the January 7 minutes; at SEG 015 the record notes a motion by "Mike" and a second by "Ken," and the minutes were approved. The agenda was adopted without changes following a motion and second.
Speaker 2 raised a recurring issue with the town's propane provider, saying he had not received regular invoices and that several bills appeared unpaid on account statements. He recommended considering a provider change or implementing an online payment process; Speaker 1 supported inviting the vendor to discuss options.
During department reports, Speaker 3 (auditor) stated they will be on-site March 15 and confirmed scheduling details for the council's March meeting. The council also discussed cemetery rules after Speaker 1 raised concerns about a fire pit at a gravesite. Speaker 3 noted the cemetery ordinance does not explicitly list a fire pit but said decorative items can be removed if they cause problems; pictures were supplied by "Tanner." Council members agreed to meet on-site with "Kenny" to clarify acceptable items and whether ordinance language needs revision.
Speaker 1 moved to approve the warrants; the motion (reported as moved by Ken and seconded by Cherry) passed by voice vote. The meeting adjourned after motions to enter/adjourn were made and seconded (motions referenced by "Mike" and "Ken").
No formal decisions on procurement or cemetery ordinance text were made at the meeting; both items were left for further clarification or follow-up actions.
