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Henefer council adopts amended budget, fire restrictions and multiple routine measures
Summary
Henefer Town Council on June 2 adopted Resolution 2026-276 amending the 2025–26 budget, passed Ordinance 2026-275 restricting fireworks and open burning, approved Rowser Transport LLC’s business license and agreed to a sidewalk deferral at 265 N 300 W. All motions passed unanimously with one member absent.
Henefer — The Henefer Town Council on June 2 approved a set of routine but consequential measures, including an amended fiscal-year budget, new restrictions on fireworks and open burning, a business license for Rowser Transport LLC and a deferral agreement for a residential sidewalk.
The council adopted Resolution 2026-276, the amended 2025–2026 budget, on a motion by Councilmember Chad West seconded by Councilmember Steven Dallin; the motion passed unanimously with Alec Deru recorded absent. The council separately approved Ordinance 2026-275 restricting fireworks and open burning after Councilmember Steve Dallin moved and Rush Hotchkiss seconded the motion; it passed by unanimous vote with Deru absent.
The council granted a business license to Rowser Transport LLC after applicants Trever and Monique Rowser described their parking-equipment business; the motion to approve was made by Steven Dallin and seconded by Chad West and passed unanimously (absent: Alec Deru). The council also approved a delay (deferral) agreement allowing the property owner at 265 N 300 W to defer construction of a sidewalk; Councilmember Chad West moved that the council approve the deferral and delegate finalization or ratification of the recorded agreement to the mayor and staff, and Steven Dallin seconded. That motion passed unanimously (absent: Alec Deru).
Other routine actions included approval of the May 5, 2026 meeting minutes (motion by Steven Dallin, seconded by Rush Hotchkiss) and a motion to adjourn at 9:50 p.m. (moved by Steven Dallin and seconded by Rush Hotchkiss). All recorded motions at the meeting passed unanimously among members present; Councilmember Alec Deru was absent for votes.
What happens next: Ordinance 2026-275 and Resolution 2026-276 will be recorded per municipal practice; the sidewalk deferral will be finalized and recorded once the mayor and staff complete the agreement. No specific implementation dates were specified in the meeting record.
