Mona City Council adopts surplus-property policy, fee schedule and code updates
Summary
On Aug. 25, 2026, the Mona City Council unanimously adopted a surplus personal property policy and approved updates to the city fee schedule and code sections after brief staff presentations and two public hearings with no public testimony on the ordinances.
Mona City Council voted unanimously Aug. 25 to adopt a new Surplus Personal Property policy, update its fee schedule and approve revisions to city code sections after brief presentations and public hearings with no testimony.
Recorder Alicia Hills told the council that "Mona City currently does not have a policy on the selling of City property" and presented the proposed surplus-property policy before Councilmember Newton moved to adopt Resolution 2026-14; the motion passed on a roll-call vote with Councilmembers Ingram, Kay, Newton, Openshaw and Squire voting Aye. The council also approved updates described in the agenda as Resolution 2026-15 (fee schedule and a separate item described as a code commitment) and an item listed as Resolution/Ordinance 2026-11 (updates to Code Sections 1 and 3). Each motion passed unanimously by roll call.
Council members approved administrative meeting minutes from Aug. 11 (work session and council meeting) and Aug. 12 (special meeting) in separate unanimous roll-call votes. No hiring recommendations were brought forward under the hiring agenda item.
The council handled the ordinance and fee-schedule items through public hearings that produced no public comment before the council closed each hearing and voted. The meeting record shows the council used its standard procedural motions to open and close hearings and to adopt the resolutions listed on the agenda.
What happens next: the approved resolutions and code updates will be reflected in city records and posted in accordance with Mona City policies. The meeting minutes record the council's unanimous approvals; no dissenting votes or amendments were recorded.
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