Beaver public meetings in 2022

County Commission

This is a notice of a public meeting of the Beaver County Commission, but the agenda contains no specific items—only the standard placeholder for any other business properly brought before the board. The meeting is scheduled at the Beaver County Office Building, 105 East Center, Beaver, Utah. As the agenda is purely procedural boilerplate, no concrete decisions or discussions are listed.

• Meeting notice only; no specific agenda items listed
• Any other business properly brought before the Board

The Commission declared a local state of emergency on June 10, 2022, due to the economic impact of the Smithfield Foods closure. Other key actions included adopting a new business license policy, approving several zoning changes, and managing various infrastructure and tourism contracts.

• Declared Local State of Emergency for Smithfield Foods closure (Unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2021-09 designating CAFO locations (Unanimous)
• Approved $314,644.66 HVAC system upgrade contract with TRANE (Unanimous)
• Authorized $18,000 Opioid Settlement Agreement (Unanimous)
• Approved zoning change for GFE Sustainable water bottling plant (Unanimous)
• Authorized $1,500 donation for Beaver County Livestock Show (Unanimous)
• Adopted 2023 Final Operating Budget (Unanimous)
• Approved $62,000 sale of surplus 2020 Dodge Ram (Unanimous)

County Commission

The Beaver County Commission will hold a regular meeting with several public hearings, including one to open and amend the 2022 budget and another to approve the 2023 budget. They will also consider signing resolutions to adopt the final 2023 budget and amend the 2022 budget. Other items include approving bills, filling planning and zoning board vacancies, adopting a business license policy and fee schedule, and discussing contracts for public defender services.

• Public hearing to open and amend the 2022 County Budget
• Public hearing to approve the 2023 County Budget
• Consider signing Resolution 2022-09 to amend the 2022 budget
• Consider signing Resolution 2022-08 adopting the final 2023 budget
• Consider adopting County Business License Policy and Fee Schedule

The Commission approved the final operating budget for fiscal year 2023 and an amendment to the 2022 budget. Other key actions included appointing five members to the Planning & Zoning Board and approving contracts for public defense and mental health services.

• Adopted Final Budget for Fiscal Year 2023 (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2022-09 to amend the 2022 Operating Budget (unanimous)
• Appointed Brady Bradshaw, Karianne Jarvis, Cory Beebe, Darin Malchus, and Kade Blackner to Planning & Zoning Board (unanimous)
• Approved one-year Lexipol Master Service Agreement for first responder mental health wellness (unanimous)
• Approved contracts for Shain Manuele as Public Defender and Michael Labrum as Conflict Public Defender (unanimous)
• Approved County Bills (unanimous)
• Tabled County Business License Policy and Fee Schedule
• Tabled MOU with Beaver City

County Commission

The Beaver County Commission will hold its regular meeting on December 6, 2022, to handle routine business such as approving bills, minutes, and business licenses, and to hear reports from CMR and FORGE. The most consequential item is a proposal to pursue legal action against the State of Utah and the Central Iron County Water Conservancy District (CICWCD). The board will also consider signing onto opioid litigation, a contract with the Public Lands Policy Coordinating Office, and filling travel council board vacancies.

• Intent to pursue legal action against the State of Utah and the CICWCD
• Consider signing opioid litigation to include 'One Utah'
• Consider signing Public Lands Policy Coordinating Office (PLPCO) contract
• Approve bills and November 2022 minutes
• County business licenses

The Commission authorized a signature for the 'One Utah' opioid litigation agreement and approved the sale of a county truck. The board also appointed several members to the Travel Council and scheduled a public hearing for a new business licensing policy.

• Approved County bills (unanimous)
• Authorized previous meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Scheduled Dec 20 public hearing for business licensing policy
• Appointed Tanner Larsen, Tyler Van Drimmelen, Darlene Webb, Wayde Austad, and Wiley Hughes to Travel Council (2-1)
• Approved press announcement regarding legal action against CICWCD and State of Utah Water Engineer (unanimous)
• Authorized signature on 'One Utah' opioid litigation agreement (unanimous)
• Authorized sale of 2020 Dodge Ram for $62,000 (unanimous)
• Authorized signature on Public Lands Policy Coordinating Office (PLPCO) Contract (unanimous)

County Commission

The Beaver County Commission will hold a regular meeting to consider several ordinances and resolutions, including rezoning a property from Highway Commercial to Residential Estates 1 and amending county code. They will also vote on adding area to the Beaver Fire District, a deed transfer, a cooperative agreement with DWR, and other items. The meeting includes closed sessions for legal and personnel matters.

• Consider signing Ordinance 2022-12 amending Beaver County Code 9-1-6
• Consider signing Ordinance 2022-13 rezoning property from Highway Commercial to Residential Estates 1
• Consider signing Resolution 2022-07 adding area to Beaver Fire District No. 1
• Consider signing deed to Beaver Lakeview Estates Lot #14
• Consider signing cooperative agreement with DWR

The Commission approved a rezoning request north of Milford to allow for a residential subdivision and expanded the Beaver Fire District #1 area. Other actions included certifying election results and authorizing an opioid litigation settlement.

• Approved County Bills (unanimous)
• Authorized signature on Election Canvass Certification (unanimous)
• Authorized settlement agreement with Henry Schein regarding opioid litigation (unanimous)
• Authorized signature on Ordinance 2022-12 amending County Code 9-1-6 (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 2022-13 rezoning property north of Milford from Highway Commercial to Residential Estate 1 (Comm. Whitney abstained)
• Approved Resolution 2022-07 adding area to Beaver Fire District #1 (unanimous)
• Authorized signature on deed to Beaver Lakeview Estates Lot #14 (unanimous)
• Denied indigent abatement application for tax assistance on Parcel 1-252-2 (unanimous)

Planning & Zoning Board

The Beaver County Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing to receive comments on a proposed ordinance change to the definition of 'Vested Application' and a zoning change (Ordinance 2022-13) that would rezone a 20.48-acre parcel from Highway Commercial (CH) to Residential Estates 1 (RE-1). The meeting is scheduled for November 15, 2022, at 6:00 pm at the Beaver County Administration Building.

• Proposed ordinance change to Section 9-1-6: Definitions for 'Vested Application'
• Proposed zoning change under Ordinance 2022-13: 20.48 acres from Highway Commercial (CH) to Residential Estates 1 (RE-1)
• Parcel described by metes and bounds in Section 6, T28S, R10W, SLBM
• Public hearing for comments on both proposed changes

Planning & Zoning Board

The Beaver County Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on a request to rezone property from Highway Commercial (CH) to Residential Estates-1 (RE-1) and on Ordinance 2022-12, which would amend definitions related to vested applications. The commission will also hold a work meeting to discuss accessory dwelling units (ADUs) and tiny homes. The meeting includes routine items like approving the previous meeting's minutes.

• Public hearing: Dick Rollins' application to amend the zoning map from Highway Commercial (CH) to Residential Estates-1 (RE-1) in Sec. 6, T28S, R10W
• Public hearing: Ordinance 2022-12 amending Section 9-1-6 (Definitions) regarding vested applications
• Work meeting discussion on accessory dwelling units (ADUs)
• Work meeting discussion on tiny homes
• Approval of October 18, 2022 minutes

The Planning & Zoning Commission recommended that the County Commission approve a zone change for a 40-acre parcel to allow for residential and commercial lots. The board also recommended the adoption of Ordinance 2022-12 regarding the definition of a Vested Application. Discussions on an ADU packet were tabled for further review.

• Approved October 18, 2022 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Recommended County Commission approve rezonement from Highway Commercial (CH) to Residential Estates-1 (RE-1) for Advanced Development Co-Owners (unanimous)
• Recommended County Commission adopt Ordinance 2022-12 amending the definition of Vested Application (unanimous)
• Tabled ADU packet items for further board review

County Commission

The Beaver County Commission will hold a regular meeting to consider two rezoning ordinances, a road widening project, campground rates, and other county business. The agenda also includes a closed session for discussing personnel, litigation, and real property negotiations.

• Consider Ordinance 2022-08: Rezone from A-5 to RE-5
• Consider Ordinance 2022-10: Rezone from A-20 to RE-5
• Widening 1475 West Road
• Tushar Campground Rates
• County Justice Court Recertification

The Beaver County Commission approved two rezoning requests, a road widening project, and an increase in campground fees. The board also recertified three Justice Courts and approved county bills.

• Approved rezonement from RE-5 to A-5 with condition to dissolve Beaver Valley Estate Subdivision (unanimous)
• Approved rezonement from A-20 to RE-5 (unanimous)
• Approved widening of 1475 West Road with 10' right-of-way and replacement of fencing and culverts (unanimous)
• Increased Tushar Campground overnight camping fee from $12 to $20 (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2022-14 for the recertification of three Justice Courts (unanimous)
• Approved County Bills (unanimous)
• Authorized previous meeting minutes with minor adjustments (unanimous)

Planning & Zoning Board

The Beaver County Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing to receive comments on a proposed zone change for a 5.74-acre parcel from Agricultural 20 (A-20) to Residential Estates 5 (RE-5). The parcel is described by a metes-and-bounds legal description in the agenda. No other items are listed on the agenda.

• Public hearing on Ordinance 2022-10, a zone change from A-20 to RE-5 for a 5.74-acre parcel
• Parcel located in Section 3, Township 29 South, Range 7 West, Salt Lake Base and Meridian

Planning & Zoning Board

The Beaver County Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing and consider two zoning map amendments: one to change Beaver Valley Estates from Residential Estates 5 (RE-5) to Agricultural 5 (A-5), and another for Casey Ross to change from Agriculture 20 (A-20) to Residential Estates 5 (RE-5). The meeting also includes a work session on vesting timetables, business licenses, tiny homes, and accessory dwelling units (ADUs).

• Public hearing: Casey Ross application to rezone from A-20 to RE-5 in Sec. 3, T29S, R7W
• Nick Willden/Beaver Valley Estates application to rezone from RE-5 to A-5 in Sec. 34, T28S, R7W
• Work meeting topics: vesting timetable, business licenses, tiny homes, ADUs

Planning & Zoning Board

The Beaver County Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing and consider two zoning map amendments: one to change Beaver Valley Estates from Residential Estates 5 (RE-5) to Agricultural 5 (A-5), and another for Casey Ross to change from Agriculture 5 (A-5) to Residential Estates 5 (RE-5). The commission will also hold a work meeting to discuss vesting timetables, business licenses, tiny homes, and accessory dwelling units (ADUs).

• Public hearing: Casey Ross application to rezone from A-5 to RE-5 in Sec. 3, T29S, R7W
• Nick Willden/Beaver Valley Estates application to rezone from RE-5 to A-5 in Sec. 34, T28S, R7W
• Work meeting topics: vesting timetable, business licenses, tiny homes, ADUs

The Planning & Zoning Board voted 4-1 to recommend the County Commission approve a zone change from Residential Estates 5 (RE-5) to Agricultural 5 (A-5) for the Beaver Valley Estates Subdivision. The board also unanimously recommended a separate zone change from Agricultural 20 (A-20) to Residential Estates 5 (RE-5) for a property in Section 3. Both recommendations will go to the County Commission for final action.

• Recommended County Commission approve zone change from RE-5 to A-5 for Beaver Valley Estates Subdivision (motion passed 4-1)
• Recommended County Commission approve zone change from A-20 to RE-5 for property in Sec. 3, T29S, R7W (motion passed unanimously)
• Approved minutes from September 20, 2022 meeting (motion passed unanimously)
• Opened and closed public hearing for the A-20 to RE-5 zone change (both motions passed unanimously)
• Selected option 5 for Vesting Timetable definition, to be brought to public hearing in November
• Discussed Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) and distributed draft for board review and editing
• Discussed business licenses as a county commission legislative decision, not a land use matter
• Adjourned meeting at 8:41 p.m. (motion passed unanimously)

County Commission

The Beaver County Commission is holding a regular meeting to approve bills, review the Kimball & Roberts audit report, and discuss updates on FORGE and various departmental budgets. They will also consider a plot mapping contract, a deep well at the fairgrounds, a repeater agreement, and phased retirement, followed by a closed session for legal and personnel matters.

• Kimball & Roberts Audit Report
• FORGE Update
• Parks, Fair, Court, HR, GIS, and Maintenance Budgets
• Plot Mapping Contract
• Deep Well at Beaver County Fairgrounds

The commission approved a contract with Sandy White for 75 pages of PLAT mapping, funded from the 2022 budget, and unanimously adopted a phased retirement policy into the county personnel policy. Several budget discussions and updates were presented, but no other binding decisions were made.

• Approved $2.1M road contract (5-2)
• Approved county bills unanimously
• Authorized Commissioner Hollingshead's signature on PLAT mapping contract with Sandy White (unanimous)
• Adopted phased retirement policy into Beaver County Personnel Policy (unanimous)
• Tabled Beaver Lakeview Estates item
• Discussed but deferred decision on Clear Spot Wind Farm letter of support
• Discussed but deferred decision on deep well at fairgrounds with Dominion Energy
• Discussed but deferred decision on Jack's Peak Repeater agreement modification

County Commission

The Beaver County Commission meets to approve bills and minutes, then takes up a conditional use permit for a fertilizer manufacturing plant, several contract signings (ACE contract for a NICA mountain bike course, Title 5 ROW grant, indigent defense/public defender contracts, Utah Counties Insurance Pool resolution), and multiple budget items. The board will also consider two ordinance amendments and a closed session for personnel, litigation, and property negotiation. Most items are decisions, not just discussion.

• Consider CUP for Fertilizer Manufacturing Plant
• Ratify Signing of ACE Contract for NICA Mountain Bike Course
• Consider Signing Indigent Defense and Public Defender contracts
• Consider Signing Ordinance 2022-06 and 2022-07 (zoning definitions, board of adjustment)
• Approve 2023 Travel Council funding event requests and Festival of Trees Donation

The commission approved a conditional use permit for a fertilizer manufacturing plant, adopted three ordinances (amending notice requirements, board of adjustment procedures, and electronic meeting rules), and ratified contracts for a bike course and indigent defense. Several budget discussions were held but no final decisions were recorded.

• Approved CUP for fertilizer manufacturing plant (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2022-06 amending notice and hearing definitions (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2022-07 changing Board of Adjustment to Board of Appeal (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2022-11 on electronic meetings (unanimous)
• Ratified ACE contract for NICA bike course improvements (unanimous)
• Authorized signature on Title 5 Right-of-Way Grant for NICA course (unanimous)
• Approved 2023 Travel Council funding with adjustments (unanimous)
• Authorized $1,500 in Festival of Trees donations ($750 each for Beaver and Minersville/Milford) (unanimous)

Planning & Zoning Board

The Beaver County Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on a zoning map amendment for Beaver Valley Estates, two ordinance amendments, and a conditional use permit for a fertilizer plant. A work meeting will discuss vesting timetables, tiny homes, and accessory dwelling units (ADUs).

• Public hearing: Nick Willden/Beaver Valley Estates - zoning map amendment from RE-5 to A-5 in Sec. 34, T28S, R7W
• Ordinance 2022-06: amending definitions for reasonable notice and hearing/publication/notice before amendment
• Ordinance 2022-07: amending Board of Adjustment and appeal of decision sections
• CUP: Roberts Super Compost LLC - fertilizer manufacturing plant & storage facility in Sec. 2, T30S, R10W in MU-20 District
• Work meeting topics: vesting timetable, tiny homes, ADUs

The Planning & Zoning Board voted 2-2 on a motion to recommend rezoning the Beaver Valley Estates Subdivision from Residential Estates 5 (RE-5) to Agricultural 5 (A-5), so the motion died. The board then voted 3-1 to table the item until the next meeting when more members can attend. The board also unanimously recommended approval of a Conditional Use Permit for Roberts’ Super Compost, LLC to build a fertilizer manufacturing plant, and recommended adoption of two ordinances updating definitions and board procedures to match state code.

• Rezone request from RE-5 to A-5 for Beaver Valley Estates Subdivision: motion to recommend approval failed on a 2-2 tie vote, then tabled 3-1 to next meeting
• Conditional Use Permit for Roberts’ Super Compost, LLC to build a Fertilizer Manufacturing Plant & Storage Facility: recommended approval unanimously with conditions
• Ordinance 2022-06 amending definitions and notice requirements: recommended adoption unanimously
• Ordinance 2022-07 amending Board of Adjustment and appeal procedures: recommended adoption unanimously
• Minutes from August 16, 2022 meeting: approved unanimously

County Commission

The Beaver County Commission is holding a regular meeting to approve bills, discuss county business licenses, review departmental budgets (Clerk's, Recorder's, Assessor's, Attorney's, Extension, and Road), and address Highway 153 winter concerns. They will also consider a Vistaworks contract addition for social media management, Minersville Lake Park deceleration lanes, and the Beaver Walking Path. Later, they will convene as the Board of Equalization to consider three parcels, then hold a closed session for personnel, litigation, and property negotiation.

• Approve bills
• County business licenses
• Highway 153 winter concerns
• Vistaworks contract with addition of Social Media Management
• Board of Equalization: Consider Parcel 030031004, 030023033, 01001004

The commission unanimously authorized a BRIC FEMA grant application for a feasibility study on the Hay Springs Minersville Diversion, with a county cost share of $13,500. They also approved county bills, a Vistaworks contract for social media management, and denied proposals for a Minersville Lake deceleration lane and a Beaver walking path cost-share. The board reduced a property's assessed value from $514,143 to $390,000 on appeal.

• Approved county bills unanimously
• Authorized signature on BRIC FEMA application for Minersville diversion feasibility study (unanimous)
• Approved Vistaworks contract with social media management addition (unanimous)
• Denied proposal for Minersville Lake deceleration lane on UDOT roadway
• Declined UDOT's 50/50 cost-share for Beaver walking path drainage fix
• Reduced parcel #03-0031-0041 value from $514,143 to $390,000 on appeal
• Granted appeal extension for parcel #03-0023-0033, scheduled hearing for September 27
• Entered closed session for personnel, litigation, and property negotiation (unanimous)

Planning & Zoning Board

The Beaver County Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on September 20, 2022, to hear comments on a proposed zone change for Beaver Valley Estates Subdivision Lots 1-8 from Residential Estates 5 (RE-5) to Agriculture 5 (A-5). The commission will also consider amendments to several ordinance sections regarding definitions, hearing and notice procedures, the Board of Adjustment, and appeals.

• Proposed zone change: Beaver Valley Estates Subdivision Lots 1-8 from RE-5 to A-5 (Ordinance 2022-08)
• Ordinance changes: 9-1-6 (Definitions: Reasonable Notice) and 9-1-12C (Hearing, Publication and Notice Before Amendment)
• Ordinance changes: 9-3-1 (Board of Adjustment) and 9-17-10 (Appeal of Decision)

County Commission

The Beaver County Commission is holding a regular meeting to approve bills and minutes, discuss Resource Management Plan revisions, and take action on several contracts and agreements. Items include ratifying an opioid settlement fee agreement, a trail signage contract, and a consulting agreement, plus updates on Kent's Lake Road and a tourism co-op MOU. A closed session is scheduled for personnel, litigation, and real property matters.

• Resource Management Plan revisions and updates
• Ratify Signing of Agreement for Opioid Settlement Attorney Fee and Expense Fund
• Ratify signing of trail signage contract
• Sign Lincoln Hill Partners Consulting Agreement
• Consider Signing Memorandum of Understanding for Tourism Co-op Grants

The commission unanimously adopted Ordinance 2022-05, amending the Resource Management Plan with updates to Energy & Mining sections and CUP uses. They also approved several financial items, including a $100 donation to Beaver High School, a $5,667.25 Webex Jamboree app contract, and two tourism co-op grants totaling $237,500. A $40,000 refund request from Milford City was tabled pending review of the interlocal agreement.

• Adopted Ordinance 2022-05 amending the Resource Management Plan (unanimous)
• Approved $100 donation to Beaver High School for a banner (unanimous)
• Ratified signing of Opioid Settlement Agreement MOU (unanimous)
• Authorized attachment of 41 tied liens for Elk Meadows Special Service District (unanimous)
• Approved list of Circuit Breaker applications (unanimous)
• Ratified ATV trail system contract with Exist Industries (unanimous)
• Authorized $5,667.25 payment for Webex Jamboree app via FIG Grant (unanimous)
• Approved MOU for tourism co-op grants: $47,500 (Stay-n-Play) and $190,000 (Co-Op Marketing) (unanimous)

Planning & Zoning Board

The Beaver County Board of Adjustment will hold a work meeting for training, then hear an appeal regarding a conditional use permit for grazing livestock in a Residential Estates 5 Acre (RE-5) district. The board will also elect officers and approve prior minutes.

• Election of Board Chairman and Vice Chairman
• Approval of February 24, 2020 minutes
• Board of Appeal Training work meeting
• Appeal Application by Casey Ross & Others for Conditional Use Permit 2022-04, Beaver Valley Estates, LLC, grazing of livestock in Sec. 34, T28S, R7W

Planning & Zoning Board

The Beaver County Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on Ordinance 2022-05, which adopts the General Plan with amendments to the Resource Management Plan. They will also consider a conditional use permit for an Amazon facility with satellite dishes, and discuss ordinance updates on definitions, board of adjustment, vesting timetable, tiny homes, and ADUs.

• Public hearing on Ordinance 2022-05 adopting the General Plan with Resource Management Plan amendments
• Conditional use permit for Amazon: 80' x 110' facility for six 8'x8' satellite dishes in Sec. 16, T27S, R10W, Multiple Use District
• Discussion on ordinance updates: 9-1-6 Definitions (Reasonable Notice), 9-3-1 Board of Adjustment, Vesting Timetable, Tiny Homes, ADUs

The Planning & Zoning Commission unanimously recommended the County Commission adopt Ordinance 2022-05, which amends the Resource Management Plan (RMP) with updates to energy, livestock & grazing, mining & minerals, and pipelines & infrastructure sections. The board also unanimously approved a Conditional Use Permit for Amazon to install an 80' x 110' facility with six satellite dishes and ancillary equipment about four miles north of Milford. Additionally, the board discussed but did not decide on several ordinance updates, including changes to reasonable notice, Board of Adjustment to Board of Appeal, and a vesting timetable.

• Recommended County Commission adopt Ordinance 2022-05 amending the Resource Management Plan (unanimous)
• Approved Conditional Use Permit for Amazon satellite facility near Milford (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from June 21, 2022 meeting (unanimous)
• Discussed but did not decide on ordinance updates for reasonable notice, Board of Appeal, and vesting timetable

Planning & Zoning Board

The Beaver County Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing to receive comments on Ordinance 2022-05, which adopts the General Plan with amendments to the Resource Management Plan. The hearing is scheduled for August 16, 2022 at 6:30 pm at the Beaver County Administration Building.

• Public hearing on Ordinance 2022-05 adopting the General Plan with Resource Management Plan amendments

County Commission

The Beaver County Commission holds a regular meeting to approve bills and minutes, ratify new hires, and discuss reports and donations. They will also open bids for trail signage, consider a mapping services contract, and hold a closed session for legal and personnel matters.

• Approve bills and July 2022 minutes
• Ratify new hires
• Minersville Reservoir report
• Bid opening for trail signage
• Contract for mapping services

The Beaver County Commission approved several routine items and contracts, including a $19,800 bid for OHV trail signage, a $5,000/month consulting contract with Lincoln Hill Partners, and a $10,000 extension for mapping services. They also authorized donations to the National Day of Service ($200) and the Livestock Booster Club ($1,500), and ratified six new hires. No major policy decisions were made; the meeting included a closed session for personnel and legal matters.

• Approved county bills (unanimous)
• Authorized $200 donation to National Day of Service (unanimous)
• Approved surplus of 2020 Dodge Ram and copier (unanimous)
• Authorized $5,000/month contract with Lincoln Hill Partners (unanimous)
• Ratified six new hires (unanimous)
• Awarded trail signage bid to Exist Industries, LLC for $19,800 (unanimous)
• Authorized $10,000 additional mapping services contract (unanimous)
• Approved $1,500 donation to Livestock Booster Club (unanimous)

County Commission

The Beaver County Commission will hold a regular meeting on July 19, 2022, to approve bills, ratify grants, discuss contracts, and consider a hazard mitigation resolution. The agenda includes both action items and discussion items, with a closed session planned for personnel, litigation, and property negotiations.

• Ratify RRI grant of $150,000 for Minersville Campground
• Ratify $200,000 grant for Phase IV of Mountain Bike Trail
• Consider Resolution 2022-05 adopting the 2022 Five County Association of Governments Multi-Jurisdictional Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan
• Rocky Mountain Power Contract & Customer Exhibit for Minersville State Park
• Trane Proposal for Jail South End HVAC System upgrade

The Beaver County Commission approved county bills, ratified two mountain bike trail grants totaling $350,000, authorized a Rocky Mountain Power contract for Minersville Lake, and approved a $314,644.66 HVAC upgrade contract with Trane plus $14,790 for Yamas Control. They also declared a 2020 Dodge Ram surplus and discussed budget reductions due to the Smithfield Foods closure, as well as exploring fire protection options for EMSSD.

• Approved County Bills (unanimous)
• Ratified RRI Grant of $150,000 and $200,000 for Mountain Bike Trail Phase IV (unanimous)
• Authorized signature on Rocky Mountain Power contract for Minersville Lake (unanimous)
• Approved Trane HVAC contract at $314,644.66 and Yamas Control at $14,790 (unanimous)
• Declared 2020 Dodge Ram surplus (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2022-05 for 2022 Five County AOG Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan (unanimous)

County Commission

The Beaver County Commission is holding a regular meeting to approve bills and minutes, and to discuss several operational items including URS contribution rates, a Dominion Energy deep well location, and Beaver Forestry and Fire & SSD#1. Later items include VistaWorks and Smithfield Closure, with a possible closed session for personnel, litigation, or property negotiations.

• Approve bills and June 2022 minutes
• Discuss URS contribution rates
• Dominion Energy deep well location
• Beaver Forestry and Fire & SSD#1
• VistaWorks and Smithfield Closure

The Beaver County Commission approved Resolution 2022-02, amending Utah Retirement Systems Tier 2 employer pickup rates for public safety and firefighters from 2.27% to 2.59%. The board also approved county bills, previous minutes, and an independent audit acknowledgement letter. Discussions were held on a Dominion Energy deep well easement, a proposed fire department absorption, and the Smithfield Foods closure, but no decisions were made on these items.

• Approved Resolution 2022-02 amending URS Tier 2 public safety employer pickup rates (unanimous)
• Approved county bills (unanimous)
• Approved previous meeting minutes with minor edits (unanimous)
• Authorized signature on Independent Audit Acknowledgement Letter (unanimous)
• Entered closed session for personnel, litigation, and real property negotiation (unanimous)

Planning & Zoning Board

This meeting of the Beaver County Board of Adjustment has been cancelled. The agenda included a call to order, training, and a public hearing on a conditional use permit for livestock grazing, but none of these will take place.

• Meeting cancelled
• Scheduled appeal: Casey Ross & Others, Conditional Use Permit 2022-04, Beaver Valley Estates, LLC, grazing of livestock in Sec. 34, T28S, R7W, RE-5 district

Planning & Zoning Board

The Beaver County Board of Adjustment will hold a work meeting for appeal training and then hear an appeal from Casey Ross and others regarding a conditional use permit for grazing livestock in a Residential Estates 5 Acre (RE-5) district. The meeting also includes election of officers and approval of prior minutes.

• Election of Board Chairman and Vice Chairman
• Approval of February 24, 2020 minutes
• Board of Appeal Training work meeting
• Appeal application by Casey Ross & Others regarding Conditional Use Permit 2022-04 for Beaver Valley Estates, LLC
• Grazing of livestock in Sec. 34, T28S, R7W, RE-5 district

County Commission

The Beaver County Commission is holding its regular meeting to approve bills and take action on several contracts, including an IMBA bike trail contract and an indigent defense contract. The agenda also includes a presentation from RRCI, an update on FORGE injection, and ratification of a Social Services Block Grant. A closed session is scheduled to discuss an individual's character or competence, litigation strategy, and real property negotiation.

• Walking Path Irrigation Access
• RRCI Presentation
• IMBA Bike Trail Contract
• Indigent Defense Contract
• Ratify signing of Social Services Block Grant

The Beaver County Commission approved several items, including a contract with Lexipol for county policies and procedures, an addendum to the IMBA Phase IV bike path contract for $42,882, and the indigent defense contract. They also ratified a $5,000 Social Services Block Grant and entered a closed session for legal and personnel matters.

• Approved county bills (unanimous)
• Authorized signature on IMBA Phase IV contract addendum ($42,882) (unanimous)
• Authorized Lexipol County Policies & Procedures proposal (unanimous)
• Authorized signature on indigent defense contract (unanimous)
• Ratified $5,000 Social Services Block Grant (unanimous)
• Entered closed session for personnel, litigation, and real property negotiation (unanimous)

Planning & Zoning Board

The Beaver County Planning & Zoning Commission will consider preliminary plat approval for Mineral View Estates in an Agricultural 5 district, and hold a work meeting to discuss amendments to the Resource Management Plan, tiny homes, accessory dwelling units, ordinance updates, and the Board of Appeals. The agenda is otherwise procedural, including call to order, prayer, pledge, and approval of prior minutes.

• Mineral View Estates preliminary plat approval in Sec. 2, T29S, R7W, A-5 District
• Work meeting on RMP amendments
• Discussion of tiny homes regulations
• Discussion of accessory dwelling units (ADUs)
• Ordinance updates and Board of Appeals review

The Beaver County Planning & Zoning Commission unanimously approved the preliminary plat for the Mineral View Estates subdivision, a six-lot development in an Agricultural 5 district. The board also discussed and agreed to proposed edits to the Resource Management Plan, including additions to the Energy section and a new Pipeline and Infrastructure section, which will be available for public review before an August hearing.

• Approved Mineral View Estates preliminary plat (unanimous)
• Approved May 17, 2022 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Agreed to proposed edits to Resource Management Plan (no formal vote)

County Commission

The Beaver County Commission is holding an emergency meeting to consider signing a proclamation declaring a local state of economic emergency. The declaration is in response to the announced closure of Smithfield Foods.

• Consider signing a proclamation declaring a local state of economic emergency due to the announced closure of Smithfield Foods

The Beaver County Commission unanimously approved a Proclamation of Local State of Emergency in response to the announced closure of Smithfield Foods, which will impact 250 families. The commission plans to meet with the Department of Agriculture and the Governor's Office to explore solutions. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved Proclamation of Local State of Emergency (unanimous)

County Commission

The Beaver County Commission holds its regular public meeting with a full agenda of new business, including several contracts, an ordinance amendment, a subdivision plat, and a conditional use permit. The commission will also handle routine approvals of bills and minutes, and later discuss old business items and possibly enter closed session.

• Consider signing Ordinance 2022-04 amending Section 9-8-3 use regulations
• Consider approving Skyline Terrace Subdivision Plat
• Consider signing CUP with Blue Core Labs/GFE Sustainable, Inc. for water packaging plant
• Consider signing Kent's Lake Road Contract and IMBA Contract
• Consider signing Resolution and Promissory note for SSD#7

The Beaver County Commission unanimously approved several items, including a $100 donation per student for the BHS Speech & Debate Team to attend nationals, the Kent's Lake Road Phase II construction contract, the Phase IV IMBA bike trail contract, Ordinance 2022-04 allowing energy development drilling, the Skyline Terrace plat, a conditional use permit for Blue Core Labs/GFE Sustainable water packaging plant, a court bailiff contract, a promissory note for $89,000 to SSD #7, a landscaping bid, a wage increase to $15.70 for Justice Court Clerk I, and ratification of seven new hires. The commission also entered closed session for personnel and legal matters.

• Approved $100 donation per student for BHS Speech & Debate Team (unanimous)
• Authorized Kent's Lake Road Phase II construction contract (unanimous)
• Authorized Phase IV IMBA bike trail contract (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 2022-04 allowing energy development drilling (unanimous)
• Authorized Skyline Terrace plat signature (unanimous)
• Approved CUP for Blue Core Labs/GFE Sustainable water packaging plant (unanimous)
• Authorized $89,000 promissory note to SSD #7 for loader purchase (unanimous)
• Ratified seven new hires (unanimous)

Planning & Zoning Board

The Beaver County Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on a proposed ordinance change to add 'Drilling for Energy Related Products' as a conditional use in the Central Development (CD) and General Industrial (M-G) Districts. The commission will hear public comments on the proposed change.

• Public hearing on proposed ordinance change 9-8-3 Use Regulations
• Addition of Drilling for Energy Related Products as a conditional use in CD and M-G districts

Planning & Zoning Board

The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on amending use regulations to include energy-related drilling. The meeting also includes reviews for a water packaging plant, livestock grazing, and a final plat for Skyline Terrace Subdivision.

• Ordinance 2022-04: Adding 'Drilling for Energy Related Products' as a conditional use in CD and M-G districts
• Final Plat Approval for Skyline Terrace Subdivision in a PUD District
• Conditional Use Permit for GFE Sustainable Inc. & Blue Core Labs Inc. water packaging plant and warehouses
• Conditional Use Permit for Beaver Valley Estates LLC regarding grazing livestock
• Work meeting regarding RMP Amendments and Ordinance Updates

The Planning & Zoning Commission recommended the County Commission adopt Ordinance 2022-04, adding 'Drilling for Energy Related Products' as a Conditional Use in the Central Development and General Industrial Districts, and approve a Conditional Use Permit for Blue Core Labs' water packaging plant. The board also recommended final plat approval for Skyline Terrace Subdivision and approved a CUP for grazing livestock in a Residential Estates district with conditions. All votes were unanimous.

• Recommended adoption of Ordinance 2022-04 (unanimous)
• Recommended approval of Blue Core Labs CUP for water packaging plant (unanimous)
• Recommended approval of Skyline Terrace Subdivision final plat (unanimous)
• Approved CUP for grazing livestock with conditions (unanimous)

County Commission

The Beaver County Board of Commissioners will hold a regular meeting on May 3, 2022. The agenda includes presentations from the South West Utah Public Health Department and updates regarding the Ramblers website, as well as considerations for indigent defense modifications.

• South West Utah Public Health Department presentation
• Ramblers Updated Website Presentation
• Consider Approving Indigent Defense Modification
• Consider Approving P&Z recommendation for GFE Sustainable, Inc.
• Consider Appointing Members to GRAMA Appeals Board 2022

The Beaver County Commission approved a zone change for GFE Sustainable, Inc. from Multi-Use Zone to Central Development Zone for a new water bottling plant in Sulphurdale. They also approved an indigent defense grant modification to hire a social worker and administrative assistant. The appointment of GRAMA Local Appeals Board members was tabled.

• Approved county bills (unanimous)
• Approved previous minutes with minor edits (unanimous)
• Approved indigent defense grant modification for social worker and admin assistant (unanimous)
• Approved zone change for GFE Sustainable water bottling plant (unanimous)
• Tabled GRAMA Local Appeals Board member appointments

County Commission

The Beaver County Commission will hold a public hearing regarding the conveyance of property intended for economic growth. No other items are listed on the agenda.

• Public hearing to convey property for economic growth

County Commission

The Beaver County Commission holds its regular meeting to handle routine business and several action items. They will open a concrete bid, consider new event funding, hear from South West Behavioral Health, review fee schedule edits, and finalize the Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan. The commission will also convene as the redevelopment agency to consider solar tax incentive reimbursements, and may enter closed session for legal and personnel matters.

• Concrete bid opening
• New event funding for Ranch Sorting Event
• South West Behavioral Health presentation
• Beaver County Fee Schedule edits
• Solar Tax Incentive Reimbursements

The Beaver County Commission approved a $41,340 concrete bid from Westside Construction, with Commissioner Whitney abstaining due to a conflict. They also voted unanimously not to observe the Juneteenth holiday, approved $3,500 in event funding for Ranch Sorting & Penning, and accepted the updated fee schedule and Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan. The commission authorized a Solar Tax Incentive Finance refund for tax year 2021 and discussed a SITLA land swap, but no final action was taken on that item.

• Approved $41,340 concrete bid from Westside Construction (2-0, Whitney abstained)
• Approved $3,500 event funding for Ranch Sorting & Penning (unanimous)
• Voted not to observe Juneteenth holiday (unanimous)
• Accepted fee schedule 'Exhibit A' (unanimous)
• Accepted Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan (unanimous)
• Authorized Solar Tax Incentive Finance refund for tax year 2021 (unanimous)

Planning & Zoning Board

The Beaver County Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings regarding a zoning map amendment and two conditional use permits. The commission will also conduct a work meeting to discuss RMP amendments and ordinance updates.

• Zoning map amendment for GFE Sustainable Inc. & Blue Core Labs Inc. from MU-20 to CD
• Extension request for American Beef Producers CUP 2021-05
• Grazing livestock permit for Beaver Valley Estates LLC in RE-5 district
• Work meeting regarding RMP Amendments
• Work meeting regarding Ordinance Updates

Planning & Zoning Board

The Beaver County Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider Ordinance 2022-03, a proposed zoning change for four described parcels from Multiple Use 20 (MU-20) to Central Development (CD). The commission will hear public comments on the change. Details are on file at the Beaver County Clerk's Office.

• Public hearing for Ordinance 2022-03
• Rezone from MU-20 to CD for parcels 1-40-1, 1-40-3, 1-40-4, 1-41-1
• Parcels located in S13 and S14, T26S R7W SLBM

County Commission

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to review various applications and discussion items. The agenda includes consideration of media agreements, military leave policies, and large assembly permits.

• Consider signing Media Bundle Agreement with VistaWorks
• Consider signing resolution for Personnel Policy Short Term Military leave
• Consider signing Large Assembly Permit for Stetson Wright Bull Riding Invitational
• Consider signing Large Assembly Permit Application for Don’t Trip Campout
• Discussion regarding Natural Hazard Mitigation Draft Plan

The Beaver County Commission approved a prioritized list for CIB funding, placing the Culinary Water System Improvement first and the Center Street PI Well House building second. They also approved $100 donations per student for Boys and Girls State, declared a meat slicer as surplus with a $100 starting bid, and authorized large assembly permits for the Stetson Wright Bull Riding Invitational and Don't Trip Campout. Several items were tabled, including an interlocal compact agreement with Beaver City and a personnel policy on short-term military leave.

• Approved prioritized CIB funding list: Culinary Water System Improvement (1), Center Street PI Well House building (2) (unanimous)
• Approved $100 donation per student for Boys & Girls State (unanimous)
• Declared meat slicer as surplus with $100 starting bid (unanimous)
• Authorized large assembly permit for Stetson Wright Bull Riding Invitational (unanimous)
• Authorized large assembly permit for Don't Trip Campout (unanimous)
• Approved county bills (unanimous)
• Approved previous minutes with minor adjustments (unanimous)
• Tabled interlocal compact agreement with Beaver City and personnel policy on military leave

County Commission

The Beaver County Commission approved several contracts and permits at its March 15, 2022 work meeting. The commission awarded chip seal, gravel crushing, and transportation bids, accepted a $39,501 bid for proximity card installation, and approved two large assembly permits. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved County Bills (unanimous)
• Awarded chip seal bid to NU Rock Asphalt Coatings (unanimous)
• Awarded crushing bid to Progressive Contracting (unanimous)
• Awarded transportation bid to J & T (unanimous)
• Accepted $39,501 bid from Geneva Communications and Control for proximity card installation (unanimous)
• Approved large assembly permit for Crusher in the Tushar Bike Race (unanimous)
• Approved large assembly permit for Diesel Days Truck Show (unanimous)
• Appointed Paul Elieson to Beaver Fire District #1 Board (unanimous)

County Commission

The Beaver County Commission unanimously approved county bills, previous minutes, and several contracts and resolutions, including the Capital Indigent Defense contract, an indigent burial request, a broadband grant resolution, an opioid settlement MOU, and the Broken Heart Rodeo contract. The commission also received a $4,760 PILT payment from DWR and discussed future items like service district bylaws and tax participation agreements, which were tabled. Two closed sessions were held for personnel and legal matters.

• Approved county bills (unanimous)
• Authorized previous minutes with minor edits (unanimous)
• Ratified Capital Indigent Defense contract for Mike Allen Miller (unanimous)
• Authorized indigent burial for Eldean Purdy (unanimous)
• Authorized signature on Resolution 2022-01 for Broadband Reconnect Loan and Grant (unanimous)
• Authorized signature on Opioid Settlement MOU (unanimous)
• Authorized signature on Broken Heart Rodeo contract (unanimous)
• Entered closed session twice for personnel, litigation, and real property discussions (unanimous)

Travel Council

The Beaver County Travel Council is meeting to set its 2022 meeting schedule, select a chairman, and discuss public meeting information. The main action item is a funding request from Jalen Hardy Diesel Fam, which the council will consider.

• Funding request from Jalen Hardy Diesel Fam
• 2022 meeting schedule and chairman selection
• Public meeting information discussion

The Travel Council approved $3,000 for Jalen Hardy's diesel truck show on April 30, 2022, with stipulations for Ramblers and Visit Utah advertising, instead of the requested $10,000. The Council also voted unanimously to keep Lane Tucker as chairman and Jordan Oswald as vice chair. The 2022 meeting dates were set, and minutes from the September meeting were approved with edits.

• Approved $3,000 for Jalen Hardy's truck show, with advertising stipulations, instead of the requested $10,000.
• Kept Lane Tucker as chairman by unanimous vote.
• Kept Jordan Oswald as vice chair by unanimous vote.
• Approved minutes from the September meeting with edits regarding bleachers for Beaver City's request.
• Agreed on 2022 Travel Council meeting dates: April 4, June 28, August 30, November 16 at 9:00 AM.

Travel Council

This agenda is a public notice announcing the 2022 meeting schedule for the Beaver County Travel Council. Four meetings are scheduled at 9:00 AM on April 4th, June 28th, August 30th, and November 16th, 2022, at the Beaver County Commission Chambers. No specific agenda items or decisions are listed for these meetings.

• Meetings scheduled for April 4, June 28, August 30, and November 16, 2022
• Meetings held at 9:00 AM at Beaver County Commission Chambers, 105 East Center Street, Beaver, UT

County Commission

The Commission approved County Bills, a One Utah Opioid Settlement MOU, and a Tax Litigation MOU for legal fee cost sharing. It also approved purchasing single-use ESRI GIS software, declaring a calf roping chute surplus with a $10 minimum bid, and authorizing a letter of support for the ReConnect broadband program. The Commission declined to participate in Archive Social and decided not to monetarily obligate the County for the Minersville Flood Basin clean out.

• Approved County Bills unanimously.
• Approved signing the One Utah Opioid Settlement MOU.
• Approved signing the Tax Litigation MOU for legal fees cost sharing.
• Approved purchase of single-use ESRI GIS software.
• Declared calf roping chute surplus with $10 minimum bid.
• Authorized letter of support for ReConnect broadband program.
• Declined participation in Archive Social.
• Decided not to monetarily obligate Beaver County for Minersville Flood Basin.

Planning & Zoning Board

The Beaver County Planning & Zoning Commission will meet on February 15, 2022, to approve the preliminary plat for the Skyline Terrace Subdivision in a PUD District. The agenda also includes a work session to discuss Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs), tiny homes, training, and ordinance updates. No specific dollar amounts or contract details are listed in the agenda.

• Preliminary Plat Approval for Skyline Terrace Subdivision (Sec. 36, T28S, R5W in a PUD District)
• Work meeting discussion on Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs)
• Work meeting discussion on Tiny Homes
• Work meeting discussion on Ordinance Updates

The Beaver County Planning & Zoning Commission approved the preliminary plan for the Skyline Terrace Subdivision, a 7.5-acre development with nine condos, six home sites, and ten nightly-rental studio cabins. The approval came after discussion about water supply concerns, with one board member abstaining. The board also discussed drafting an ordinance for accessory dwelling units to comply with state law and considered regulations for tiny homes.

• Approved the preliminary plan for Skyline Terrace Subdivision (motion by Kolby Blackner, seconded by Bryan Graham; passed with Brady Bradshaw abstaining).
• Approved the minutes from the January 18, 2022 meeting (motion by Bryan Graham, seconded by Brandon Yardley; passed unanimously).
• Discussed drafting an ordinance to regulate accessory dwelling units (ADUs) in compliance with House Bill 82.
• Discussed potential regulations for tiny homes (under 400 sq ft), including allowing them in all residential districts with conditions.
• Adjourned the meeting at 8:13 p.m. (motion by Brandon Yardley, seconded by Bryan Graham; passed unanimously).

County Commission

The Beaver County Commission unanimously adopted Ordinance 2021-09 designating CAFO locations after a public hearing where residents raised concerns about red zones in Sulphurdale and Cove Fort. The board also adopted ordinances on conditional use permits and accessory garage permitted uses, ratified several contracts, and approved routine items.

• Adopted Ordinance 2021-09 designating CAFO locations (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2022-01 outlining conditions for conditional use permits (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2022-02 amending permitted uses for accessory garages (unanimous)
• Ratified 2022 Beaver County Fair Carnival Agreement (unanimous)
• Authorized signature on VistaWorks tourism marketing contract (unanimous)
• Ratified Opioid Settlement Agreement earmarking $18,000/year for 18 years for counseling and treatment (unanimous)
• Approved $60/mile for 59 miles of weed spraying on right-of-ways (unanimous)
• Declared heavy equipment (salt spreader, chip spreader, belly dump, asphalt roller) as surplus (unanimous)

County Commission

The Beaver County Commission approved routine bills and minutes, appointed Kolby Blackner and Mitch Dalton to the Planning & Zoning Board, authorized the USU Extension Office agreement and the Capital Defense Fund application, and allowed a personnel policy exception for military leave. The opioid settlement agreement was postponed for later discussion, and the CAFO ordinance was set for a public hearing in February.

• Approved County Bills (unanimous)
• Approved previous minutes with minor edits (unanimous)
• Appointed Kolby Blackner and Mitch Dalton to Planning & Zoning Board (unanimous)
• Authorized signature on USU Extension Office Co-Operative Agreement (unanimous)
• Authorized signature on Capital Defense Fund application (unanimous)
• Allowed exception to personnel policy for military leave pay (unanimous)
• Decided to turn off comments on social media posts (consensus)
• Tabled opioid settlement agreement for later discussion

Planning & Zoning Board

The Beaver County Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing to receive comments on two proposed ordinances: one creating a new section on imposable conditions, and another amending permitted uses to include accessory garages. The hearing is scheduled for January 18, 2022, at the Beaver County Administration Building.

• Ordinance 2022-01: creates section 9-17-16 on Imposable Conditions
• Ordinance 2022-02: amends section 9-7-2 Permitted Uses to include Accessory Garages
• Public hearing at Beaver County Administration Building, 105 East Center St., Beaver, UT

Planning & Zoning Board

The Beaver County Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on two proposed ordinances: one creating conditions for conditional use permits and another amending permitted uses to include accessory garages. The meeting also includes a work session for training and ordinance updates, along with routine administrative items.

• Public hearing on Ordinance 2022-01: Creating 9-17-16, Imposable Conditions for Conditional Use Permits
• Public hearing on Ordinance 2022-02: Amending 9-7-2, Permitted Uses to include 'Accessory Garages'
• Work meeting on training and ordinance updates

The Planning & Zoning Commission unanimously recommended the County Commission adopt Ordinance 2022-01 (imposable conditions for conditional use permits) and Ordinance 2022-02 (adding accessory garages as permitted uses in the Multiple Use District). Both public hearings had no comments. The board also elected Karianne Jarvis as chairman and Bryan Graham as acting chairman, and approved the November 16, 2021 minutes.

• Recommended Ordinance 2022-01 (imposable conditions for conditional use permits) to County Commission (unanimous)
• Recommended Ordinance 2022-02 (accessory garages as permitted uses in MU District) to County Commission (unanimous)
• Elected Karianne Jarvis as commission chairman (unanimous, accepted via phone)
• Elected Bryan Graham as acting chairman (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from November 16, 2021 meeting (unanimous)

County Commission

The commission unanimously approved county bills and reappointed Amy Caldwell, Jordan Oswald, and Reza Kia to the Travel Council board. They discussed but did not finalize a revised CAFO ordinance, a business license committee, and a Business Center rent increase, deferring these to future meetings.

• Approved county bills (unanimous)
• Approved Travel Council board appointees Amy Caldwell, Jordan Oswald, Reza Kia (unanimous)
• Accepted annual conflict of interest disclosure statements (unanimous)
• Approved 2022 commission assignments (unanimous)
• Entered closed session for personnel, litigation, and real property discussions (unanimous)