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Daggett County MBA moves forward on new clinic project as bond closing set
Summary
The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority said the clinic construction contract has been revised and is being routed for signatures, and staff said bond-closing documents with "CIB" were signed and the closing was scheduled for June 24; a community groundbreaking was proposed for July 8.
The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority on June 24 confirmed that the clinic construction contract had been revised, approved by the Authority, and was being routed for signatures as staff worked to finalize a bond closing scheduled for that day. "We signed the documents last last week in preparation for that closing today," the Chair said, reporting that the closing with CIB was expected to complete the financing.
Why it matters: The project includes contractor mobilization at the clinic site and a bond intended to fund construction. Board members said contractor inspections and early concrete work were imminent, which would allow work to proceed once financing is finalized.
Authority staff and consultants were cited by first name in the meeting: Jones and DeMille (the project contractor/consulting firm referenced in the packet), Eric Johnson (staff assisting with the bond closing), and others helping with contract redlines. A Committee member said inspections were expected immediately: "They should be inspecting today... they'll pour in concrete tomorrow to check out the steel and the forms for footers." The Chair confirmed the contract had been approved at a prior meeting with redline changes and that the Authority was awaiting final signature routing before executing the agreement.
Board members discussed holding a community groundbreaking, likely on July 8, and agreed to coordinate the timing with the commission calendar so the event could be held during a meeting if appropriate. Staff said organizers planned to provide lunch and notify residents via newsletter and other channels. A staff member noted they were aiming to include the whole community in the event.
No formal vote on the contract was recorded at the June 24 meeting; the Chair described administrative steps remaining to finalize signatures and the bond closing. The Authority said staff would provide final details after the closing and firm up the groundbreaking date and logistics.
