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Daggett County Municipal Building Authority approves minutes and routine finances; hears water plant and clinic updates
Summary
The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority on April 22 approved two sets of minutes, accepted a cash summary and approved a $81.96 invoice, and received updates that a water treatment plant bond closed and clinic construction is winding down. A bid opening is scheduled for May 6.
The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority convened April 22, 2025, and approved routine meeting business before hearing project updates. Speaker 3 moved to accept the meeting minutes for April 8 and April 15; Speaker 4 seconded and the motion carried after recorded affirmative responses.
In an infrastructure update, Speaker 3 reported that the bond for the water treatment plant "was closed with CID" and that the funds "have been transferred into a PTIF," adding that expenditures will follow the rules of "CIB" and be reimbursable as project phases proceed. Speaker 3 called this "wonderful news" and said the project is "ready to roll." The board did not expand on the acronyms during the meeting; the full names or authorities behind "CID," "CIB," and "PTIF" were not specified in the record.
The board also heard that the clinic project is "winding down," with remaining questions about landscaping and finishing touches being addressed. Participants noted they are waiting for a contract/bid amount before closing related financing and confirmed a bid opening scheduled for May 6.
On routine finance items, Speaker 3 moved and Speaker 4 seconded to accept the cash summary and accounts receivable report dated April 18, 2025; the motion passed. The board reviewed the reimbursement register and found nothing requiring approval for the MBA. The open invoice register dated April 21, 2025, included a single line for "MBA NCC grant equipment" in the amount of $81.96; the board approved that invoice.
A check for a disbursement listing produced no items for this week after Speaker 2 (identified in audio as Carrie) confirmed there was no disbursement recorded. Speaker 1 closed the meeting by acclamation at 9:42 a.m.
What’s next: the board highlighted the May 6 bid opening for the project; no formal legislative items or citizen comments were recorded at this meeting.
