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Votes at a glance: PTIF signatories, asphalt contract and minutes approved
Summary
At the meeting the council approved Resolution 2026-04 (PTIF signatories), awarded an asphalt-patching contract to Lar Rose for an estimated $15,650, and approved the March 24 minutes; all items passed without recorded opposition.
Fruit Heights City Council approved several action items in one session.
Resolution 2026-04: Council approved a housekeeping update to the city’s Public Treasurers’ Investment Fund (PTIF) signatories, adding the city’s CPA/auditor to the authorized list so required treasury reports can be submitted. The motion was made by Council member Mark Kachcho, seconded by Gary Anderson, and adopted by roll call.
Asphalt-patching contract: Council accepted the low bid from Lar Rose to perform approximately 2,500 square feet of asphalt patching across multiple streets, at an estimated cost of $15,650 for that estimated quantity. Staff explained the work is full cut-and-replace hot-mix patching with a mobilization charge included in some bids; council approved the award (motion by Gary Anderson; second by Blake Winslow). Staff noted 2,500 square feet is an estimate and that additional work beyond this scope would require separate council approval.
Minutes: Council approved the March 24, 2026 meeting minutes (minor typographical correction noted—Harvey Park, not Harber Park).
