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Council approves interlocal amendment with Utah County to finish Main Street project
Summary
Payson City authorized the mayor to enter an amended interlocal agreement with Utah County that reallocates $3 million in county-administered funds to complete remaining Main Street improvements, including a breezeway and parking-lot connections; council vote carried.
City staff told the council the city entered a Utah County-administered contract funded by lobbyist-obtained appropriations totaling $3 million, and explained that the original contract covered two blocks of work that bid under budget. Staff requested county approval to apply the unused funds to finish remaining Main Street components, including a breezeway and parking-lot connections. "We entered into a contract with Utah County... $3 million," staff said.
A council motion authorized the mayor to enter the amended interlocal agreement with Utah County so the city can complete the rest of the Main Street project. The motion was seconded and the clerk called the roll; council members present voted yes and the motion carried. Council asked staff to pursue durable pavement treatments and a more permanent treatment for the city's roundabout logo.
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