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County approves jail filming request with $1,500 fee, restroom and cleanup conditions
Summary
A university student was granted permission to film at the Daggett County Jail subject to a $1,500 fee, provision of restroom facilities, and a thorough cleanup; the county attorney will draft a contract outlining requirements.
Daggett County commissioners approved a request from a university student to use the county jail for a class film project, subject to conditions because the jail currently lacks water. The commission set a $1,500 fee, required the student to provide their own restroom facilities, and required thorough cleanup after filming. Commissioner Jack Lytle moved to approve the fee and asked Attorney Kent Snider to draft a contract documenting those requirements; Commissioner Randy Asay seconded and the motion carried.
The minutes note the lack of water at the jail as a limiting condition and specify the fee and contract requirement; they do not record the student's institution or proposed filming dates.
