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At-a-glance: council votes on consent items, WUI ordinance, Amasa DA and RFP
Summary
The council approved routine minutes and $325,562.04 in city bills; adopted the 2006 Utah WUI code (no properties mapped); approved Amasa Phase 1 DA (3-0, with one recusal); and authorized an RFP pilot for corporate sponsorships (4-0).
At this meeting the Moab City Council approved several routine and substantive actions:
- Consent agenda: Council approved minutes from Feb. 10, 2026, and city bills of $325,562.04. Motion to approve by Council member Caitlin, second by Miles; vote 4-0.
- WUI ordinance: Council adopted city ordinance 2026-03 (2006 Utah WUI code). Motion by Council member Jason; second by Tawny; vote 4-0. Staff clarified the council would not identify any specific properties for the state’s high-risk map at this time.
- Amasa Phase 1 development agreement: Council approved the phase 1 DA for 57 West King Creek Boulevard with commitments for affordable units; Council member Miles recused. Motion by Council member Caitlin; second by Tawny; vote 3-0 (Miles recused).
- Corporate sponsorship RFP: Council authorized issuing a draft RFP for a two-year sponsorship pilot (initially scoped to 4x4 industry) with revised application and decision dates; motion by Council member Jason; second by Miles; vote 4-0.
These items advance compliance with state requirements on wildfire code, move a multi-phase affordable housing project toward construction, and direct staff to test a corporate sponsorship model while returning recommended proposals to council for final review.
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