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Council approves Braegger access agreement; attorney notes protection for future tank
Summary
Willard City Council approved a recreational-access agreement allowing Kenny Braegger and family access to property but prohibiting equipment access; the city attorney said language was added to protect possible future city improvements such as a secondary water tank. Council Member Hulsey abstained from the vote.
The Willard City Council approved an access agreement granting Kenny Braegger and his family recreational access across specified property while explicitly prohibiting equipment access. City Attorney Colt Mund noted an addition to the agreement intended to protect potential future city improvements, including a secondary water tank, from actions inconsistent with city plans. Council Member Rod Mund moved to approve and Council Member Bodily seconded; the motion passed with Council Member Hulsey recorded as abstaining.
The agreement does not permit construction or equipment access by the Braegger family and preserves the city's ability to access the land if necessary. The council recorded that the abstention by Council Member Hulsey related to the Wells agreement connection noted at the meeting opening.
