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Sunset City council approves UPDES interlocal agreement and utility‑relocation amendment
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Summary
The council unanimously approved an interlocal UPDES (stormwater) cooperation agreement and an amendment to a utility relocation and betterment agreement for the 1800 North project; both measures advanced with roll‑call votes and the council then recessed to begin budget work.
The Sunset City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to approve two items intended to keep the city in compliance with state and federal stormwater rules and to reduce costs associated with a major road project.
On Resolution 2026‑06, the council authorized an interlocal cooperation agreement with Davis County and other municipalities to satisfy Utah Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (UPDES) requirements. Public‑works staff explained the agreement’s term and the 120‑day transition language used to allow municipalities time to adopt the updated permit framework. Council Member Carlson moved the resolution; the roll call recorded yes votes from Council Members Hunter, Wrigley, Smalling, Thompson and Carlson.
On Resolution 2026‑07, the council approved Amendment No. 2 to the Utility Relocation and Betterment Agreement relating to the 1800 North project. Staff said tacking the work onto the larger state contractor and using betterment mechanisms lowered the city’s expected outlays compared with a separate local bid. The motion carried unanimously by roll call: Carlson, Thompson, Smalling, Wrigley and Hunter recorded yes votes.
Earlier in the meeting the council also approved minutes from the March 3, 2026 meeting by voice vote. The council then recessed the regular meeting and convened a budget session in the Sunset Room.
Recorded actions
- Approval of minutes (03/03/2026): motion moved by Council Member Smalling, seconded by Council Member Thompson; voice vote in favor, no opposition recorded.
- Resolution 2026‑06 (UPDES interlocal cooperation agreement): mover — Council Member Carlson; second — not specified on record; roll‑call yes votes recorded from Council Members Hunter, Wrigley, Smalling, Thompson and Carlson; outcome — approved.
- Resolution 2026‑07 (Utility Relocation & Betterment Agreement, Amendment No. 2): mover — Council Member Smalling (motion introduced); second — Council Member Wrigley; roll‑call yes votes recorded from Carlson, Thompson, Smalling, Wrigley and Hunter; outcome — approved.
No council member recorded a dissent for either resolution during roll call.