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Council approves consent agenda, two capital improvement resolutions and hears community updates

Town of Snowflake Town Council · March 1, 2026

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Summary

Snowflake approved the consent agenda including purchase of a used dump truck and a golf‑course roof replacement, and adopted Resolutions 2025‑02 and 2025‑03 to advance capital improvement projects on E. 7th South St and Porter Rd/7th South St; staff noted further design and property exchange steps are required.

At its April 1 meeting, the Snowflake Town Council approved a multi‑item consent agenda and adopted two capital improvement project resolutions for street work.

The consent agenda (motion by Cory Johnson, second by Reid Stinnett) included approval of the council minutes from March 4, the March check register, purchase of a used dump truck, replacement of the golf course clubhouse roof, and the financial report. The motion passed unanimously with Councilmember Joe Bjornn absent.

The council also approved Resolution 2025‑02 to advance a capital improvement project on E. 7th South St; staff noted the design is not complete and a property exchange with APS remains to be resolved. The motion was made by Travis Kay and seconded by Greg Brimhall and passed unanimously with Bjornn absent.

Council then approved Resolution 2025‑03 to advance the Porter Rd and 7th South St capital improvement project (motion by Mark Sheen, second by Travis Kay); that motion also passed unanimously with Bjornn absent.

In other business the council heard a presentation from Light the World: Giving Machine, which presented a ceremonial check of $29,075 to 3‑E Snacks; Jason Whiting noted that 100% of donations go to nominated charities and listed local beneficiaries including White Mountain Safe House and Heber‑Overgaard Food Bank.

Next steps: Staff will continue design work and pursue required property exchanges and permits for the capital projects; procurement and warranty steps for consent‑agenda purchases will follow normal administrative procedures.