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Midway council approves routine items, adopts AI policy and approves special events permit
Summary
At its June 2 meeting the Midway City Council approved the consent agenda, grandfathered a Storyboard sign, adopted a municipal AI policy, approved a temporary noise permit for High Valley Arts (without waiving the fee), approved minutes with one abstention, and continued two contract award items for further review.
The Midway City Council approved routine and policy items at its June 2 regular meeting, including the consent agenda, a sign grandfathering, a temporary noise permit for High Valley Arts and a policy governing municipal use of artificial intelligence.
The council approved the consent agenda (agenda, warrants and prior minutes) on a motion from Council Member Andy Garland with Council Member Andrew Osborne seconding. Council then heard departmental reports and brief presentations before taking votes on several items.
On a motion from Council Member Andy Garland and a second from Council Member Andrew Osborne, the council granted a grandfathering exception for the Storyboard sign at 201 East Main Street, approving installation with depth and dark‑sky‑compliant top lighting; the painter was authorized to begin that weekend.
Council approved a special events temporary use permit allowing High Valley Arts Foundation to exceed sound limits for a musical production at 200 South and 400 East; the motion approved the permit and did not waive the application fee.
The council adopted Resolution 2026‑12, which amends Midway City policies regarding municipal use of artificial intelligence; Recorder Brad Wilson noted an exhibit reference was removed from the final language. The council also approved minutes for Feb. 17, 2026 (prepared with AI); Council Member Lisa Orme abstained because she was excused from that meeting.
Two procurement items — an audiovisual systems installation and a network cabling/Wi‑Fi buildout — were continued for additional staff review. The meeting adjourned at 8:38 p.m.
