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Council approves $20,000 RAP tax grant to underwrite July concert
Summary
The council approved a $20,000 RAP tax grant request to help underwrite a July 10 concert with a total budget cited at $145,000; staff noted $85,700 of state funds were designated for the performance and further fundraising was needed.
The Bryce Canyon City Council approved a $20,000 RAP tax application to support a July 10 concert scheduled in the city.
Staff outlined the concert budget and fundraising needs, saying the event's total budget is roughly $145,000 and that approximately $85,700 of state-awarded funds are designated for the Bryce Canyon performance; organizers requested $20,000 from city RAP funds to underwrite remaining expenses.
Council discussed logistics such as banners, street preparations and pole requirements for display. One council member urged the city and local businesses to promote the event and make related street improvements. After discussion the council moved to approve the RAP tax grant for $20,000; the motion passed by voice vote with no opposition listed.
Staff said they would follow up with the applicant to ensure all required application materials were complete and coordinate outreach and logistical details with local businesses.
