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Mona council approves permit for Centricom to extend fiber to Cemetery Lane
Summary
Mona City Council approved a digging permit allowing B. Jackson Construction and Centricom to extend fiber along the city boundary to 700 South and up Cemetery Lane; the permit passed by voice vote with no company representative present.
Mona — The Mona City Council on Aug. 26 approved a digging permit that will allow B. Jackson Construction and Centricom to install fiber along the city boundary to 700 South and up Cemetery Lane.
Council discussion focused on the route shown on a submitted map; no representative from the construction company attended the meeting to present the application. After brief questions about the alignment and service area, a council member moved to approve the permit and another member seconded the motion. The permit was approved by voice vote, with three council members recorded as voting in the affirmative.
City staff said Centricom will be installing fiber to serve additional homes on the corridor and that CenturyLink may also pursue similar work in the area. No amendments, conditions or timelines for construction were discussed during the meeting. The council did not receive a representative’s contact or additional technical details at the time of the vote.
The council did not set a follow-up date for reporting on the project; staff indicated they would file the application materials with the city record.
