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Commission directs county attorney to ask Utah Inland Port Authority to remove Box Elder parcels
Summary
After discussion of the 2023 agreement with the Utah Inland Port Authority, the commissioners voted to have the county attorney request removal of any Box Elder County property from the inland‑port inventory.
Commissioner Lee Perry said Box Elder County had previously included county parcels in the Utah Inland Port Authority inventory in 2023 and asked the county's economic development director for an update. BRAG Economic Development Director Shawn Milne reported no new activity involving Box Elder parcels. Perry moved that the County Attorney send formal correspondence asking the Utah Inland Port Authority to remove any Box Elder County ground previously included; the motion was seconded by Commissioner Bingham and approved unanimously.
Perry framed the request as a preventive, administrative step. The motion does not itself alter property titles; it directs the county attorney to open a dialogue and seek removal through the inland‑port authority's processes. The County Attorney, Stephen Hadfield, was directed to draft the letter and return with any legal implications or suggested language. No timeline for completion was specified in the motion.
