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Council approves consent items: Anderson Legacy plat, secondary-metering grant, T‑Mobile lease

Layton City Council · November 22, 2024
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Summary

By voice vote the council approved: final plat for Anderson Legacy Subdivision (sensitive lands overlay), a secondary-water-metering project using ~$2.2M in ARPA/state funds (project ~$3.5M; city share ~$1.2M) to meet a 2030 metering requirement, and a five‑year renewable land-lease with T‑Mobile for $24,000 per year.

Council approved three consent items in a single motion and voice vote. Staff summarized each item prior to the vote:

- Anderson Legacy Subdivision final plat (sensitive lands overlay): City staff said the lot is in a steep sensitive-lands area and noted a related right-of-way vacation will appear on a future agenda.

- Secondary-water metering grant (resolution 24-33): Steve Jackson said the state reallocated ARPA funds to help cities meter secondary water systems (a 2022 mandate requires metering by 2030). Staff presented a $3.5 million project cost; ARPA/state funds would cover about 65% (~$2.2M) and Layton’s share would be roughly $1.2M. Staff recommended approval to secure the grant and meet ARPA encumbrance deadlines.

- Land-lease renewal for a cell tower (resolution 24-32): City attorney presented a renewal/standardized land-lease for a T‑Mobile cell facility at 2701 Church Street (near a fire station and neighborhood Walmart), covering about 204 square feet for $24,000 per year with a 3% annual escalator and initial five-year term with extension options.

The council moved, seconded and approved the consent items by voice vote; no roll-call tallies were recorded in the transcript.