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Mayor says gravel was removed without permission; council considers selling remaining gravel to fund trailhead

Willard City Council · March 27, 2025
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Summary

Mayor Travis Mote reported gravel was removed from the city's gravel pit without permission and proposed selling the remaining gravel to Granite Construction to fund a trailhead and park. Council expressed general agreement to explore the idea.

Mayor Travis Mote told the council that some gravel had been removed from the city's gravel pit without permission and proposed selling the remaining gravel to Granite Construction, using proceeds to develop a trailhead and park area.

Councilmembers expressed general agreement with exploring the idea and asked staff to look into jurisdictional and permitting issues. Council Member Rex Christensen earlier noted the gravel pit’s slope monitoring and clarified the pit falls under county and state jurisdiction; the city will need to coordinate with those agencies as it considers options.