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Council agenda includes draft resolution to authorize participation on Central Valley Water Reclamation Facility Board

South Salt Lake City Council · February 11, 2026
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Summary

A draft resolution on the Feb. 11 work meeting agenda would authorize a council member to serve on the Central Valley Water Reclamation Facility Board and to receive compensation; the draft cites Utah Code Ann. §11-13-403(1)(e) and leaves the participating council member’s name blank in the text provided.

The Feb. 11 work meeting agenda included a draft resolution (R2026-_____) authorizing participation by a South Salt Lake elected official on the Central Valley Water Reclamation Facility Board and allowing that official to receive compensation for board service, as permitted under Utah Code Ann. §11-13-403(1)(e).

The draft describes board duties including planning, financing, construction, operation, maintenance and enlargement of the reclamation facility; property acquisition; employment of professional services; rulemaking or surcharge authority; and prosecution of actions for violations of applicable law. The resolution text provided in the meeting packet leaves the line naming the council member blank and includes blank vote fields, and no recorded vote or final action appears in the transcript.

Council Chair Sharla Bynum is identified in the document as the presiding official and Ariel Andrus is listed to attest the resolution. The draft indicates the City has an interlocal agreement permitting member entities to appoint an elected official as the board representative and that the Board has decided to provide compensation to its members; the Council’s annual approval of any compensated participation is required by the cited Utah statute.