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Mount Pleasant council approves UAMPS agreement amendment and recreation-fee schedule; awards small bid, approves employee travel
Summary
Council repassed Resolution 2026-3 (amending a power agreement with Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems) and adopted Resolution 2026-4 (recreation center rental fees). The council also approved a $11,730 bid for pond maintenance and authorized $1,611 in travel for Gavin Christensen’s hotline training.
The Mount Pleasant City Council approved several routine actions April 14, including two formal resolutions and smaller operational approvals.
Resolution 2026-3: The council repassed a resolution authorizing and approving an amended and restated power agreement with the Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems (UAMPS) related to a pool-cooling project. A council member moved and the council approved the resolution by roll call.
Resolution 2026-4: Council members approved a resolution adopting recreation center rental fees and clarified the definition of "long term" rental as more than 12 times per year.
Procurements and personnel: The council awarded a bid for pond liner/weed control to Divine Edge in the amount of $11,730 after comparing a higher bid of about $22,000; a motion to accept the lower bid passed on roll call. The council also approved out-of-state travel and associated costs ($1,611) for employee Gavin Christensen to attend a hotline school in Grand Junction, with staff noting the training’s value toward apprenticeship hours.
Consent agenda: Council approved the consent agenda, which included the claims register dated March 21–April 10, 2026 totaling $455,347.71, and minutes from the March 24 meetings.
