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City accepts $250,000 donation for Parkway Park playground; funding package approved
Summary
West Valley City accepted a $250,000 donation from Integrity Foundation toward a new Parkway Park playground and approved a related funding resolution that cites $150,000 in CDBG grants; the transcript lists a garbled city obligation figure and the precise remaining city cost was not specified in the record.
West Valley City Council on Oct. 28 accepted a $250,000 donation from the Integrity Foundation for a new playground at Parkway Park and approved a related funding resolution describing additional grant support.
Resolution 25‑154 authorizes the parks and recreation department to accept the Integrity Foundation donation of $250,000 toward the playground. Resolution 25‑155, presented together, states the project will receive $250,000 from the Integrity Foundation, $150,000 from CDBG grants, and that the city would be obligated for an additional amount. The transcript records a garbled figure for the city's obligation ("$213,75"); the precise city contribution is not specified in the meeting record and requires confirmation from city staff.
Council members approved both resolutions by unanimous roll call. City staff described the project as a replacement of aging and deteriorating playground equipment; donors and grants were said to reduce the city's cost for the project. The council did not record public comment on the item in this transcript.
Next procedural steps for the project (per the resolutions) were not detailed in the record; follow‑up with parks staff or the city's finance office is needed to confirm the final project budget and timeline.
