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Orangeville Council approves water rate change, leases, expenditures and administrative banking updates
Summary
At its Feb. 19 meeting the Orangeville City Council approved Resolution 2026-2 raising culinary water by $0.80 (other rates by 2%), ratified multiple leases and contracts, authorized equipment and maintenance expenditures, and updated city bank accounts and signers. Votes were 4–0 with one absence on recorded items.
Orangeville City Council on Feb. 19 approved a package of routine municipal actions including a utility fee adjustment, multiple leases, several maintenance and capital expenditures and administrative banking changes.
The council adopted RESOLUTION 2026-2 to amend the city’s water and sewer fee schedule after the Castle Valley Special Service District raised its rates; culinary water will increase by $0.80, with other categories rising by the normal 2%. The motion (mover: Kirk McQuivey; second: David McKee) passed on a roll-call vote with four affirmative votes and Kevin Butler absent.
Council approved a one-year lease of 10 acres on Cemetery Road to Lee Moss (motion by Doug Stilson, second Kari Alton) and voted to continue a lease of 4.45 water shares to the Emery County School District for another year (motion by David McKee, second Kirk McQuivey). The council also approved a contingent water connection for Margene Luke at 310 West SR 29, pending irrigation-company approval.
Business and maintenance approvals included a business license for McKoy Allred to operate a mobile-home park on Center Street, ratification of a $15,518.63 boiler replacement for the Welcome Park restroom, and $1,085 for Main Street beautification flowers. The council also approved permitting Shelby and Jaden Bagley to haul water to a construction tank under a month-to-month metered arrangement.
Administrative items passed included adding Council Members Kirk McQuivey and David McKee as signers and removing former member Tracy Addley from the city checking account, and authorizing changing the city’s bank to Cache Valley Bank after accounting staff cited poor communication with the previously considered institution.
Each of the recorded motions passed by a 4–0 roll call with one absence noted (Kevin Butler). The meeting adjourned after routine staff and council reports.
Provenance: Items and votes summarized above appear throughout the Feb. 19 meeting transcript (topic introductions begin at SEG 001 for opening items and roll through SEG 004 for adjournment).
