Council adopts routine dog-license resolution
Summary
The council unanimously adopted Resolution 2026 R3, repealing and replacing the town's dog-license classifications as an annual housekeeping item; council recorded roll-call votes during the meeting.
The Alta Town Council voted to adopt Resolution 2026 R3, repealing and replacing the town’s dog‑license classifications. Staff indicated the change is a routine annual update that preserves the existing license classes (voter and property‑owner categories) without substantive policy changes.
A council member moved to adopt the resolution and it was seconded. The following roll-call votes were recorded on the motion: Council member Anel — yes; Council member Hark — yes; Council member Morgan — yes; Council member Schilling — yes; and one member identified in the record as "B." — yes. The presiding official announced the motion passed.
The town did not provide any fee changes or substantive classification changes during the meeting; staff said this is the annual licensing housekeeping and will continue to be brought forward each year for formal adoption.
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