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Council defers Granite Agreements, asks for complete documents
Summary
Willard council deferred approval of the Granite Agreements after council members said the materials arrived too late to review; Mayor Mote asked for full exhibits and attachments before the next meeting.
Mayor Travis Mote told the council the Granite Agreements were received late and some members had not had time to review them, so the council agreed to postpone approval until the next meeting. The mayor emphasized that complete documents with all exhibits and attachments must be provided before signing.
"The Granite Agreements were received late and some council members did not have time to review them thoroughly," Mayor Travis Mote said. Council agreed to review the agreements and bring them back for approval at the next meeting.
Council did not take action on the contracts at the June 26 meeting and requested staff to supply the full agreements and supporting exhibits for the council’s review at the July 10 meeting.
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