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Wrap-tax board recommends funding for Leisure Services, Rotary Club and trap-club fence; preservation funds slated for trail repairs
Summary
The Cedar City wrap-tax advisory board voted to forward recommendations to city council to allocate wrap-tax funds to Leisure Services, the Rotary Club and the Cedar City Trap Club, and to use preservation funds toward repairs of the Bicentennial-to-canyon trail; final numbers will be verified with staff before council consideration.
The Cedar City wrap-tax advisory board on Monday moved to recommend a package of allocations from the city’s one-tenth-of-a-percent wrap tax, including a large Leisure Services allocation, a grant to the Rotary Club’s playground/water-feature project and funding tied to improvements at the Cedar City Trap Club.
Randall McCune, the city attorney, told the board the tax proceeds are statutorily limited to parks, recreation and arts and may only go to qualifying nonprofit or government entities. “You cannot give any money to the guy who wanted the dog park because he never gave us information about a nonprofit group at all,” McCune said, explaining that applicants without a qualifying nonprofit or a…
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