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Councilor asks to pull $80,000 public-works RFP (Item 11-2) from consent for separate discussion

Herriman City Council · February 27, 2025
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Summary

A council member asked that agenda item 11-2 be removed from the consent agenda for separate discussion because it would authorize about $80,000 for an RFP to create an architectural concept for the public works facility on Butterfield; staff offered to brief the council before formal action.

A Herriman council member asked that agenda item 11-2 be pulled from the consent agenda so the council could discuss the roughly $80,000 request for an architectural concept for a public works facility on Butterfield.

"It's it's like an $80,000 expense for, RFP for architectural concept for the public works facility out of Butterfield," Speaker 5 said, asking the item be taken out of consent so the council could "get an understanding of what the goal and plan there is."

Speaker 2 invited Speaker 5 to make the motion to pull the item and said staff (Justin) would be available to talk through the proposal. Speaker 3 acknowledged the request and confirmed the council could address the pulled item later in the meeting or at a future meeting.

No formal motion or vote to remove Item 11-2 from consent was recorded during the segment; councilors instead discussed handling the item separately so members could review scope and goals. Staff offered to brief council members and to be available for questions prior to any formal action.

Next steps: the item will be pulled for discussion when moved by a council member, staff will provide detail to councilors, and the council will decide whether to approve any RFP authorization at a subsequent meeting.