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Votes at a glance: county approves gas-main relocation letter, administrative settlement and quitclaim sale
Summary
On Feb. 3, the board approved sending a letter requiring a gas-main relocation for the Rowan Bridge project, accepted an administrative settlement for Partial 29 (total $7,077.50), and approved a quitclaim conveyance of an odd-lot to TN Properties LLC following published notice.
The Bonneville County board recorded three formal actions during its Feb. 3 meeting: a motion to send a letter to Mountain Gas requiring gas-main relocation for the Rowan Bridge project; acceptance of an administrative settlement for a small parcel (Partial 29) on 49th North that added $4,900 for frontage trees, bringing total compensation to $7,077.50; and approval of a quitclaim deed conveying an odd-lot to the adjoining owner, TN Properties LLC.
1) Gas-main relocation: Speaker 2 moved (seconded by Speaker 4) to send a letter to Mountain Gas stating the county has decided the gas main must be relocated outside the construction/redevelopment area. Speaker 3 had read the letter prepared with public-works input and Horrocks Engineering, which concluded there was no feasible alternative to relocation. The motion carried; staff will email and mail the letter and coordinate next steps.
2) Administrative settlement (Partial 29, 49th North): Speaker 1 described a small parcel appraised with potential subdivision use. The county added $4,900 to compensate for trees along the frontage, making total compensation $7,077.50. Speaker 2 moved to accept the settlement; the motion carried.
3) Quitclaim conveyance to TN Properties LLC: Speaker 5 reviewed the county’s disposal steps under local code (cited as code 31Dash808Dot8), noting Resolution 2508 was recorded 07/15/2025 and that the county published a notice of pending sale on 07/25/2025. The adjoining owner (TN Properties LLC) submitted payment; Speaker 2 moved to accept the quitclaim; Speaker 3 seconded and the board voted to convey the parcel.
The meeting record includes the following supporting details: the appraiser’s highest-and-best-use finding, resolution and notice dates, a $1,000 fair-market-value payment from Mark Mulberry (manager of TN Properties LLC), and a staff recommendation to finalize the sale and record a quitclaim deed.
