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Commission approves two horse-walker agreements at fairgrounds with safety and removal conditions
Summary
The Commission approved two month-to-month Horse Walker Use Agreements for privately owned equipment at the county fairgrounds, requiring insurance, fencing, periodic inspection and removal by August 1 for the county fair.
Deputy Attorney Anne Hansen presented two private Horse Walker Use Agreements for placement and operation of privately owned horse walkers at the Box Elder County Fairgrounds. The agreements permit month-to-month placement but emphasize that the license is revocable, that equipment must meet safety and fencing requirements, that users must carry liability insurance naming the county as additional insured, and that all horse walkers must be removed no later than August 1 for the annual county fair.
Two users named in the agreement documents are Scott Warr and Tracy Spencer. The agreements set a monthly fee (document versions reference $350.00 per month in one draft), require County Risk Manager approval prior to operation, and make the user responsible for installation, maintenance, and any damage beyond ordinary wear. The Commission approved Agreement #26-30 and Agreement #26-31 by unanimous roll-call vote (Vincent, Bingham, Perry — all Yea).
