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Daggett County MBA says water‑treatment bond signed; clinic bond awaits contractor bid

Daggett County Municipal Building Authority · April 15, 2025
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Summary

At the April 15 Daggett County Municipal Building Authority meeting, members confirmed bond documents for the water treatment plant were signed and that the closing was scheduled for April 16; the clinic bond remains pending receipt of a contractor bid, and staff flagged potential owner‑purchased incidentals and data‑cabling contingencies.

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority met April 15, 2025 and heard updates on two linked projects: the county’s water treatment plant and a clinic planned to be funded with bond proceeds.

Speaker 1 said the bond documents "We did." and confirmed the board had completed signing. Speaker 2 noted, "It's supposed to close on the sixteenth," and that a Zoom meeting for the closing was expected but no time had yet been shared.

Speaker 1 said he spoke with bond attorney Eric Johnson about next steps for the clinic bond and that the county is waiting for a contractor bid before moving the clinic financing forward: "I think it's just the the contractor bid is all that we're waiting for, and then we'll get that rolling as well." The board expects the clinic bond work to follow shortly after the April 16 closing.

Engineering and operations staff raised potential site work that could be owner‑purchased. Speaker 3 said there had been discussions with a possible partner (referenced in the meeting as UVH/UBTech) who might provide a crew to install data cabling; if no partner is available the board was advised to plan for a contingency using CIB funds to buy and install cabling "before the wall explodes up." Speaker 3 urged the board to "be sure to, try to Anticipate" such incidental purchases.

What happens next: the MBA is scheduled to close the water treatment bond April 16 (a Zoom meeting was expected), and the clinic bond will proceed after the contractor bid is submitted and processed. Staff indicated contingency funding via the CIB would be used if an outside cabling partner does not materialize.