Plymouth council adopts resolution creating dedicated Capital Projects Fund

The Town Council of Plymouth on June 9, 2026, adopted Resolution 2026-04 to create a dedicated Plymouth Capital Projects Fund for long-term municipal capital improvements. The resolution cites Utah Code Section 10-6-109 as legal authority and states, "There is hereby created and established a special revenue/governmental fund to be known as the 'Plymouth Capital Projects Fund.'" The document records that the resolution "is PASSED AND ADOPTED" that same day; the transcript does not include a vote tally or the names of any motion mover or seconder.

The resolution says the fund will be used exclusively to receive, hold, and expend monies dedicated to acquisition, construction, replacement, or major repair of municipal infrastructure, buildings, equipment, and other long-term capital assets. It lists permissible revenue sources including direct appropriations from the General Fund, local grants, state or federal funds, donations, and interest earnings. The ordinance-style language requires that "All expenditures from this fund shall be authorized through the town's standard annual budget or budget amendment processes," and that unexpended balances roll forward to subsequent fiscal years. A severability clause is included and the resolution takes effect immediately upon adoption. The document is signed by Wendi Barker, Mayor, and Paige Thompson, Town Clerk.

The record in the transcript does not provide further detail about specific projects, dollar amounts, or a schedule for allocations. The resolution creates the account and the governance rules for its use; subsequent budget actions or council decisions will determine which projects are funded and when.