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Family Activity Center security cameras and HVAC among facility requests; sign deprioritized
Summary
City staff proposed $27,000 for FAC security cameras and $10,000 to update the FAC HVAC; council agreed to discuss cameras in closed session and decided a $45,000 entrance sign is not a priority.
City Manager David Larson reviewed facility-related capital needs for FY2026, focusing on the Family Activity Center (FAC).
Larson presented a $27,000 proposal for FAC security cameras and said the expense could be addressed by amending the current year budget or adding it to FY2026. Councilwoman Angie Petty suggested discussing the cameras in closed session; the council agreed. Larson also cited an estimated $10,000 to update the FAC HVAC system. Councilman Joel Dills advocated creating a maintenance fund for facilities while Councilman Wayne Winsor suggested talking with Davis County School District about HVAC options.
Larson canvassed council opinion on a proposed $45,000 recreation sign at the city entrance and the council concluded it was not a priority. The FAC’s financial performance was discussed earlier in the retreat; staff noted the Recreation Fund has decreased in part because the FAC has not been self-sufficient and there was no General Fund transfer this year.
Next steps: staff will discuss the cameras in closed session, refine HVAC cost estimates, and consider facility maintenance-fund options.
