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Votes at a glance: Tremonton council approves ordinance, appoints mosquito board member, and repeals PUD approval
Summary
At its March 3 meeting Tremonton City Council approved Ordinance 26-03, appointed Debbie Bratner (Ratner) to the mosquito abatement board on the consent agenda, and approved Resolution 26-18 to repeal the recent Bear River Valley PUD approval to correct a missing public hearing.
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Key formal actions taken by the Tremonton City Council on March 3:
Ordinance 26-03 — Approved A motion to approve Ordinance 26-03 passed after a motion and second and a roll‑call vote. The clerk recorded affirmative votes from attending council members; the council entered the ordinance on the record.
Resolution 26-17 — Mosquito abatement appointment (consent) The council included the appointment of Debbie Bratner (packet also refers to Debbie Ratner) to the mosquito abatement district on the consent agenda. That appointment was approved with the consent agenda vote; staff noted she attended that night as the city’s representative but becomes legal appointee after formal action.
Resolution 26-18 — Repeal of prior PUD approval — Approved Council voted to repeal Resolution 26-14 (Bear River Valley PUD approval) after members and residents raised concerns that a required public hearing had not occurred; staff said the developer had since withdrawn the PUD. The repeal passed by roll call and the council instructed staff to re-notice the matter and ensure the statutory public‑hearing procedures are followed if the developer pursues the PUD again.
Vote details and next steps: the council recorded roll‑call votes for ordinance and repeal items; the mosquito abatement appointment was approved via consent agenda voice vote. Staff was directed to verify procedural checklists and to schedule any required hearings before reintroducing land-use items.

