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Herriman council approves $2.01 million budget amendment to secure corridor property
Summary
Herriman City Council voted to amend its 2025 budget to allow staff to purchase a corridor property using $2,007,500 in corridor preservation funds awarded by Salt Lake County; the city expects county reimbursement after the acquisition.
Herriman City Council on March 12 approved a $2,007,500 amendment to the city’s fiscal year 2025 budget to allow staff to purchase a corridor property after receiving corridor preservation funds from Salt Lake County.
During a brief presentation, Kyle said the city had been awarded corridor preservation funds and that the amendment would let staff proceed with the property purchase “so staff can proceed with the purchase of that property then we will get reimbursed by Salt Lake County in the future.” The council opened a public hearing on the amendment, heard no comments, and closed the hearing before voting.
Council member Steve moved to adopt Resolution R12-2025, which amends the FY2025 budget to reflect the corridor preservation funding and the one-time property acquisition. The motion was seconded and passed on recorded voice votes; council members who spoke during the roll call expressed their support.
The amendment authorizes staff to complete the acquisition and accept future reimbursement from Salt Lake County; no additional project details were provided at the meeting. The council approved the consent agenda and moved on to other business.
The council did not set an implementation timeline during the meeting; further details about the property and reimbursement timing were not specified.
