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Votes at a glance: Spring City Council, Feb. 5, 2026
Summary
Council approved a payment schedule for a delinquent account, training for an apprentice, a PTIF signer change, the January financial report, payment of bills and minutes approvals; a Planning & Zoning appointment was tabled and the Title 10 ordinance was referred to P&Z.
Key votes taken by the Spring City Council on Feb. 5, 2026:
- Delinquent-account payment schedule (Misty Peterson): Approved (motion Marty McCain; second Courtney Syme). Vote: Chris Anderson Yes; Marty McCain Yes; Michael Broadbent Yes; Courtney Syme Yes; Laurel Workman Yes.
- Hotline School tuition and expenses for apprentice Jayce Christensen: Approved (motion Michael Broadbent; second Courtney Syme). Vote: unanimous.
- Resolution 2026-01 (Planning & Zoning appointment): Tabled pending a work meeting to interview alternates (motion Michael Broadbent; second Chris Anderson). Vote: unanimous.
- Ordinance 2026-02 (Title 10 zoning amendments): Referred to Planning & Zoning for public hearings (motion Michael Broadbent; second Chris Anderson). Vote: Chris Anderson Yes; Marty McCain Yes; Michael Broadbent Yes; Courtney Syme No; Laurel Workman Yes.
- Resolution 2026-02 (PTIF signer): Approved adding Council Member Courtney Syme as a signer (motion Michael Broadbent; second Marty McCain). Vote: unanimous.
- Financial Report for January 2026: Accepted (motion Marty McCain; second Michael Broadbent). Vote: unanimous.
- Payment of bills and minutes (Jan. 8 and Jan. 20, 2026): Approved. Vote: unanimous.
Meeting adjourned at 10:22 p.m.
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