Brian Head pauses Transportation Utility Fee; council seeks resort input before moving forward
After a presentation showing a legally permissible TUF up to about $684,000 annually, the council reached consensus to remove the TUF from the FY2027 budget and to work with the ski resort and staff on a legally durable, equitable fee structure.
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Consultants and town staff presented the findings of a Transportation Utility Fee study to the Brian Head Town Council on May 12 that proposed charging monthly equivalent residential units (ERUs) to help close the town's road-funding gap. Marcus Keller of Cruze and Associates said the study calculated a legal maximum TUF near $684,000 per year (about $30 per month per ERU) but recommended a $12-per-month-per-ERU fee that would raise roughly $270,553 annually.
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