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Resident asks for transparency on homes city purchased for Public Works expansion
Summary
A resident asked when the city will announce plans for houses American Fork purchased for a Public Works building expansion, saying taxpayers deserve details; mayor suggested meeting with the Public Works director for timetables and architectural plans.
Barrett Chadwick asked the council when the city will publish plans for houses that were purchased over the last three years for an expansion, saying many residents have asked and should be informed because taxpayer money was used. The mayor responded that the city has been meeting on a Public Works building to be placed on the purchased lots, suggested Chadwick meet with the Public Works director for detailed timetables and architectural plans, and asked him to inform others who asked him.
Council and staff later referenced the project in agenda items (garage reorientation related to the roundabout and the city-purchased home at 300 West, 200 South). No formal action on disposal or use of the purchased homes was taken during the meeting; staff offered further meetings and details to interested residents.
