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Council approves transfer of city land to Millard County School District with city right of first refusal
Summary
Fillmore City Council unanimously approved transferring a parcel north of the elementary school to the Millard County School District, with the city retaining a right of first refusal and scheduling/use rights under the district's policy.
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Fillmore City Council voted to transfer a city-owned parcel immediately north of the elementary school to the Millard County School District while preserving a right of first refusal for the city. The council also secured the city's right to schedule and use the property consistent with the school district's facilities-use policy.
School Board Member Ian Adams presented the transfer and told the council there were no questions. Mayor Curt Hare said the transfer would "benefit the city by attracting soccer tournaments and therefore generate additional tax revenues." The motion to approve the transfer was moved by Councilmember Michael B. Winget, seconded by Councilmember Eugene R. Larsen, and passed by unanimous vote.
