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Votes at a glance: Kanosh council actions — WUI ordinance, wind power, software purchases, tentative budget

Kanosh Town Council · May 13, 2026
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Summary

At its meeting the Kanosh Town Council approved a WUI ordinance, authorized purchase of an 85‑kW wind share through UAMPS, approved AI minutes software, voted to develop a new website with neighboring towns, approved GIS/cemetery software up to $2,075, and adopted a tentative budget. Several routine items (minutes, warrants) were also approved.

The Kanosh Town Council recorded several formal actions at the meeting.

- WUI ordinance: Adopted after a public hearing; the mayor said she will sign the ordinance and staff will publish it.

- Wind power: Council approved purchasing the discussed UAMPS wind share (about 85 kW) at the presented 4¢/kWh rate and directed staff to finalize participation paperwork and study cost allocation.

- AI minutes software: The council approved purchase of an AI meeting-minutes service (referred to as "Clerk Minutes") to reduce staff time spent producing minutes.

- Website design and Basecamp: Council voted to pursue a full website redesign and Basecamp (full) subscription, with the intent to invite neighboring towns to share the template and reduce costs; the motion passed.

- GIS/cemetery software: Council approved up to $2,075 annually for the Sunrise Cloud Smart GIS solution contingent on staff identifying appropriate user types.

- Tentative budget: After an extended line‑by‑line review and discussion of transfers, capital projects and revenues, the council approved the town’s tentative budget by motion and voice vote.

Other routine approvals at the meeting included the prior meeting minutes and the warrant register. The council also voted to enter a closed session to discuss a personnel matter pursuant to Utah Code 52-4-205.