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County finance staff present budget changes; commissioners review impact fees and propose reinstating planner position

Weber County Commission · August 4, 2026
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Summary

Finance staff reviewed budget amendments including health department grants, a DWQ ARPA grant, transfer of Upper Valley impact fees to Ogden Valley City, and proposed reinstatement of a planner position costing roughly $100,000 annually.

Finance staffwalked commissioners through proposed budget amendments and the quarterly financial report. Stephanie Ebert noted grant reconciliations and said the bottom-line changes include moving impact fees to Ogden Valley and adding a new planner position: "the annual amount we're estimating at about a $100,000." Commissioners asked clarifying questions about whether the cost would be covered with unincorporated property-tax revenues and whether the position should be memorialized through signatures on the budget change forms before the public hearing.

Quarterly financial tables show county revenues and expenditures roughly tracking at about the midpoint of the fiscal year. Ebert said staff did not see anomalies and that most funds were at expected percentages for midyear. Commissioners accepted the report and asked staff to include the planner position in the formal budget documents and to prepare public hearing materials for the next commission meeting.