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Panguitch posts budget-opening resolutions for General, Water and Sewer funds
Summary
Panguitch City presented budget-opening resolutions June 23 that adjust General Fund revenues to $2,628,329 and propose adjusted Water and Sewer fund totals of $506,000 and $382,100; documents in the packet list line-item increases and transfers but the transcript includes no recorded council vote.
Panguitch City released budget-opening documents at its June 23 meeting proposing adjustments to the 2025–2026 budget for the General, Water and Sewer funds.
The General Fund revenues document shows a $150,000 increase in tax receipts, a $200,000 increase in intergovernmental revenue, and a $200,000 transfer from B&C road funds, yielding total adjusted General Fund revenues of $2,628,329. The related Resolution 2026-2 lists departmental expenditure changes and multiple transfers to capital and restricted accounts, including $60,000 for capital infrastructure, $62,130 for road capital projects and a $36,000 transfer to fund balance. The packet shows Kim Soper (Mayor) and Tyrissa Howell (City Recorder) on the documents.
Separate documents labeled Resolution 2026-3 and Resolution 2026-4 open the Water and Sewer budgets. The Water Fund exhibits an adjusted total of $506,000, reflecting revenue adjustments (including $10,000 added to impact-fee transfers) and an $89,000 change to water expenditures. The Sewer Fund document shows an adjusted total of $382,100 with changes to impact-fee accounting and a $41,100 transfer to a sewer-pond capital project.
The materials were presented as budget openings; no formal vote or final adoption of the resolutions is recorded in the provided transcript. The packet identifies next procedural steps as the council’s consideration of the resolutions (the meeting packet labels the items as resolutions to be acted on), but the transcript does not include a recorded motion, roll-call vote, or outcome.
The documents in the meeting packet are standard budget-opening items that typically authorize adjustments and set up hearings and later formal adoption; council members or staff may bring these back for final action in a subsequent meeting, but the transcript provided does not specify timing or required subsequent steps.
