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Votes at a glance: Tremonton council approves treasurer appointment, fees and multiple zoning ordinances

Tremonton City Council · July 16, 2025
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Summary

The council adopted Resolution 25‑38 appointing Michelle Rhodes as treasurer, Resolution 25‑39 updating EMS and sampling fees, and Ordinances 25‑13 and 25‑14 adjusting zoning for multiple parcels (with two parcels excluded from 25‑13 for further outreach).

The Tremonton City Council approved several items on the evening’s agenda, including personnel appointments, fee updates and zoning ordinances.

Key adopted items - Resolution 25‑38: Appointed Michelle Rhodes as City Treasurer; motion made, seconded and adopted by the council. Ms. Rhodes took the oath during the meeting. - Resolution 25‑39: Updated EMS and lab sampling fees to align city charges with state code and current costs; council approved administrative updates going forward. - Ordinance 25‑13: Adopted zoning for the LB Land Holdings annexation for most parcels while excluding two parcels (Harris and Anderson parcels) pending owner outreach and written confirmation; the motion passed after extended debate on lift‑station financing and impact fees. - Ordinance 25‑14: Rezoned parcel 05‑060‑0088 from R‑R‑1 to R‑1‑10 to increase marketability; council voted in favor.

Other board appointments - Appointed Brian Mickelson and Stephanie De Phillipus to the Arts Council to help revitalize downtown arts projects.

Votes and records: Several items were moved, seconded and passed by roll‑call or voice votes as recorded during the meeting. For some items (notably the council appointment to fill the midterm vacancy) the council used private ballots counted by the city recorder and only announced the winner.