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Council approves interlocal cooperation agreement with Provo, authorizes mayor to sign

Springville City Council · August 5, 2026
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Summary

The council approved a resolution authorizing an interlocal cooperation agreement with Provo on a north-end development and granted the mayor limited authority to sign after minor revisions that do not change estimated totals by more than 10%; roll-call votes recorded support from council members present.

The Springville City Council approved Resolution 2026-20-25 authorizing an interlocal cooperation agreement with Provo City regarding revenue sharing on a north-end development. Staff said Provo proposed minor changes (e.g., delaying revenue sharing until 90% of development completion) and the draft includes a mechanism allowing the mayor to sign after minor revisions that do not change the estimated total amounts by more than 10%.

Councilmember Jake (called during roll call) and several other councilmembers voted in favor during a roll-call vote. Staff estimated mutual benefit depending on build-out scenarios and anticipated the effect on annual payments would be modest; the council authorized the mayor to execute the agreement once final edits are resolved within the approved tolerance.

The motion passed on a roll call vote with the council recording "Yes" votes from Jake, Karen, Logan and Mike (as recorded in the roll call). Staff said the final agreement will be circulated after the mayor signs following permitted minor revisions.