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Council approves Utah County amendment extending Municipal Recreation grant spending timeline
Summary
Payson City approved an amendment to its agreement with Utah County to extend the timeline to expend 2026 Municipal Recreation (Restaurant) Tax grant funds; county officials agreed to the extension and the council voted unanimously.
Payson City Council on July 15 approved Resolution 07‑15‑2026‑E to amend the agreement with Utah County for the 2026 Municipal Recreation grant (commonly called the Restaurant Tax) by extending the timeline to spend the awarded funds.
Parks and Recreation staff member Jill Spencer presented the amendment and explained that Utah County agreed to push the deadline so Payson City may complete planned projects in the current fiscal year. Councilmember Ryan Rowley moved to approve the resolution, and the council voted unanimously in favor.
The extension gives city staff additional time to allocate grant funds to specified recreation projects; staff did not specify dollar amounts or particular projects during the presentation.
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