Daggett County public meetings in 2021

Commission Meetings

The Commission will discuss the adoption of the calendar year 2022 budget and salaries for elected officials. The body is also reviewing several aviation project contracts and agreements regarding OHV trail mapping and marketing.

• Ordinance 21-10: Establishing elected officials salaries for 2022
• Resolution 21-11: Adopting the calendar year 2022 Daggett County Budget
• Ratification of engineering contract with CIVCO Engineering for Dutch John Airport Apron Improvement Project
• Ratification of redistricting map for Daggett County
• Resolution 21-02RDA: Adopting the 2022 Redevelopment Agency budget

Commission Meetings

The Commission will hold public hearings to open and amend the 2021 budgets for Daggett County and the Redevelopment Agency. The body will also consider 2022 salaries for elected officials and a redistricting map.

• Public hearing to open and amend the 2021 Daggett County Budget
• Public hearing to open and amend the 2021 RDA Budget
• Ordinance 21-10 establishing elected officials salaries for 2022
• Engineering contract with CIVCO Engineering for Dutch John Airport Apron Improvement Project
• Discussion of the Daggett County redistricting map

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commissioners will hold two public hearings to receive comments on proposed amendments to the 2021 budgets. These sessions cover both the general county budget and the Redevelopment Agency budget.

• Public hearing on proposed amendments to the 2021 Daggett County budget
• Public hearing on proposed amendments to the 2021 Daggett County Redevelopment Agency budget

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will review several policy items, including a potential wind ordinance and participation in an opioid litigation settlement. The body will also consider a contract with Intermountain Economic Development Consultants and the purchase of SITLA land for a shooting range.

• Modification #3 for Federal Highways Administration Agreement for Sheep Creek Loop FLAP Project
• Economic Development Contract with Intermountain Economic Development Consultants (IEC)
• Possible purchase of SITLA land near landfill for shooting range
• County participation in opioid litigation settlement
• Discussion of wind ordinance and possible public hearing

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will discuss funding options for the Dutch John Water System and a contract with Intermountain Economic Development Consultants. The body will also consider membership in the American Lands Council and various cemetery lot caretaker transfers.

• ARPA and CIB funding options for the Dutch John Water System
• Economic development contract with Intermountain Economic Development Consultants (IEC)
• Dutch John Trails on County and RDA property
• Cemetery lot caretaker transfer requests for multiple sections and lots
• Possible purchase, exchange, or lease of real property (Closed Session)

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will discuss the approval of the Daggett County Wind Ordinance and a contract with Intermountain Economic Development Consultants. The body will also consider 18 separate requests to combine lots in the Captains Cove and the Pines subdivisions.

• Approval of Ordinance 21-12: Daggett County Wind Ordinance
• 18 requests to combine lots in Captains Cove and the Pines subdivisions
• Resolution 21-13 to appoint a temporary judge to the Justice Court
• Economic development contract with Intermountain Economic Development Consultants (IEC)
• ARPA and CIB funding options for the Dutch John Water System

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority will hold a budget hearing and consider adopting Resolution 21-01MBA, which sets the authority's calendar year 2022 budget. The meeting also includes routine items like approving previous minutes.

• Public hearing and consideration of Resolution 21-01MBA adopting the 2022 budget

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will hold budget hearings and consider the adoption of the Calendar Year 2022 budget. The body will also discuss funding options and a preliminary engineering report for the Dutch John Water System.

• Resolution 21-11: Adopting the Calendar Year 2022 Daggett County Budget
• Ordinance 21-10: Establishing elected officials salaries for 2022
• Dutch John Water System Preliminary Engineering Report and ARPA/CIB funding options
• Economic development contract with Intermountain Economic Development Consultants (IEC)
• Resolution 21-02RDA: Adopting the Calendar Year 2022 Redevelopment Agency Budget

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Planning and Zoning board is holding a public hearing to take comments on its finalized Wind Ordinance. After this hearing, the ordinance will go to the County Commission for a final public hearing before being adopted into county ordinance.

• Public hearing on finalized Wind Ordinance
• Comments accepted from the public on questions or concerns
• Ordinance to proceed to County Commission for final public hearing

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will discuss the 2021 update of the Flaming Gorge Uintas National Scenic Byway Corridor Management Plan. The body will also consider contracts for economic development and IT services. A closed session is scheduled to discuss the purchase, exchange, or lease of real property.

• Resolution 21-09: 2021 Update of the Flaming Gorge Uintas National Scenic Byway Corridor Management Plan
• Economic Development Contract with Intermountain Economic Development Consultants (IEC)
• 2022 Participation Commitment between Utah Forestry Fire and State Lands (FFSL) and Daggett County
• Possible IT Services Agreement between Duchesne County and Daggett County
• Closed session regarding purchase, exchange, or lease of real property

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Planning and Zoning Board will vote on whether to approve a Wind Ordinance and recommend it to the County Commissioners. The board will also consider numerous requests from property owners to combine, add, or vacate parcels in the Captains Cove and Pines subdivisions, plus review minutes from three prior meetings.

• Vote on Wind Ordinance and recommendation to County Commissioners
• Lynn Ritchie seeks to amend lots 26-29 in Plat A of Captains Cove Subdivision
• 16 property owners in Pines Subdivision seek to combine or add lots, including Nathan Adams (lots 15&16) and Christopher Markham (lots 37, 38, 17A)
• Review minutes from 10/19/2021 work session, public hearing, and regular meeting

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Planning and Zoning Commission is holding a work session to review three building permit applications: a garage for Jim and Carol Watts, a garage for Ruth Pettit, and a remodel for Matt Tippets. They will also receive updates on open building permits from 2021. No final decisions are indicated; this is a review and discussion session.

• Building permit review: garage at 1416 E. Steinaker Way (Jim and Carol Watts)
• Building permit review: garage at 1413 E. Manila Way (Ruth Pettit)
• Building permit review: remodel at 645 E. HWY 43 (Matt Tippets)
• 2021 open building permit inspection updates

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will consider the 2022 health insurance renewal package and employer/employee contributions. The body will also discuss American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) reporting and the appointment of a Justice Court Judge.

• 2022 Health Insurance Renewal Package and contribution levels
• Resolution 21-08: Appointment of the Daggett County Justice Court Judge
• Survey and corner marking proposal from Jones and DeMille Engineering
• Proposal for a new part-time temporary filing clerk position
• Closed sessions regarding the purchase, exchange, or lease of real property

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will discuss the tentative 2022 county budget and the potential purchase of SITLA land for affordable housing. The body will also review the 2022 Redevelopment Agency budget and land agreements in Dutch John.

• Tentative 2022 Daggett County Budget
• Possible purchase of SITLA land for affordable housing
• Tentative 2022 Daggett County Redevelopment Agency Budget
• Possible purchase or participation agreements for land in Dutch John
• Manila High School Booster funding request

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will discuss a deposit agreement for SITLA land and a rezone for Jesse Coombs. The body will also review proposals for accounting services and potential land agreements in Dutch John.

• Rezone and lot line adjustment for Jesse Coombs
• Deposit agreement for potential purchase of SITLA land for the shooting range
• Proposal for consulting/accounting services from Smuin, Rich & Marsing CPAs
• Purchase or participation agreements for land in Dutch John
• Discussion of a floating employee for the courthouse

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Planning and Zoning Board will hold a work session to discuss and finalize a wind ordinance for final review and approval. The ordinance will be added to the Planning and Zoning Codes and County Codes.

• Discussion and finalization of wind ordinance for Planning and Zoning Codes and County Codes

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will discuss the 2020 audit presentation and options for ARPA funding. The body will also consider adding hours to the Justice Court Clerk's position and potential land agreements in Dutch John.

• Presentation of 2020 Audit by Doug Rasmussen of Smuin, Rich & Marsing
• Discussion of ARPA funding options
• Consideration of additional hours for the Justice Court Clerk
• Possible purchase agreements or participation agreements for land in Dutch John
• Closed sessions regarding the purchase, exchange, or lease of real property

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Planning and Zoning Commission held a public hearing regarding a rezoning application. The applicant, Jesse Coombs, requested to change the zoning of lot 2 from non-conforming AG-20 to R-R-1.

• Rezoning request for lot 2 at 1028 E. 5000 S. Hwy 43 from AG-20 to R-R-1

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Planning and Zoning Commission will review minutes from six prior meetings and take up new business including a rezoning application, a variance request, and several subdivision lot amendments. The meeting is open to the public and ADA accommodations are available.

• Rezone of lot 2 from AG-20 to R-R-1 at 1028 E. 5000 S. HWY 43
• Variance discussion on setbacks at 1483 Reed Way, Harpers Landing
• Pines Subdivision lot amendments for lots 16 and 17
• Pines Subdivision lot amendments for lots 3A, 12A, 14A, 21A
• Pines Subdivision lot amendments for lots 11A, 24A, 41A, 46A, 51A, 15A, 17A, 22A

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will discuss restructuring the IT and Buildings and Grounds departments. The body is also considering the transfer of burial rights in the Manila Cemetery and the addition of hours for the Justice Court Clerk.

• Restructuring of Buildings and Grounds and IT departments
• Transfer of burial rights and caretaker responsibilities for Manila Cemetery Section 11, Plot 02 Graves 1-6
• Grant agreement for DJ Airport Layout Plan Update
• RFPs for financial, accounting, and auditing services
• Possible purchase, exchange, or lease of real property in closed session

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will discuss administrative updates and review several policy and legislation items. The body is considering approvals for lot combinations, splits, and a minor subdivision. The meeting also includes reviews of financial reports and requests for professional services.

• Lot combination for Ruth Pettit at 1416 E. Manila Way
• Lot split for Jesse Coombs (Sections 22 & 27, T3N, R19E & SLM)
• Minor subdivision approval for Kingfisher Estates Subdivision near Captains Cove
• RFPs for financial, accounting, and auditing services
• Ratification of insurance proposal for Daggett County Airport liability coverage

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Planning and Zoning Board will review a subdivision proposal. Don Allphin will present a Mylar for public comment and board approval regarding the subdivision of section 29, 30, T3N, R20E, SLM.

• Public hearing for Kingfisher Subdivision
• Approval request for subdividing section 29, 30, T3N, R20E, SLM

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will discuss several lot line adjustments and lot combinations. The body is also considering requests for proposals for auditing and financial services. The Redevelopment Agency will discuss potential land purchase or participation agreements in Dutch John.

• Lot line adjustment for Ralph & Kimberly Cook near Indian Hills
• Lot combination for Ruth Pettit at 1416 E. Manila Way
• Lot combination of Lots 34, 35 & 36 in The Pines Subdivision
• Lot split for Jesse Coombs in Sections 22 & 27
• RFPs for financial, accounting, and auditing services

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a work session to review five building permit applications for dwellings and an addition, and to discuss an illegal camping report on Biljon Lane. The commission will also consider follow-up action, including a possible fine, if no response is received from the property owner by September 31st.

• Building permit review: Jeff Kephart, dwelling at 690 S. Meadow View Drive
• Building permit review: Mathew Karr, dwelling at 1483 East Manila Way
• Building permit review: David Bubnis, dwelling at 1466 Reed Way
• Building permit review: Teresa Daine, moving dwelling into Flaming Gorge Resort Trailer Park
• Illegal camping: letter sent to Robert Wernli on August 27, follow-up with officer and possible fine if no response by September 31

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Planning and Zoning Commission is holding a work session to review five building permit applications for dwellings and an addition, and to discuss an illegal camping report. The commission will also consider follow-up action on a letter sent to Robert Wernli regarding illegal camping on Biljon Lane, including a possible fine if no response is received.

• Review of dwelling plans at 690 S. Meadow View Drive (Jeff Kephart)
• Review of dwelling plans at 1483 East Manila Way (Mathew Karr)
• Review of dwelling plans at 1466 Reed Way (David Bubnis)
• Review of plans to move a dwelling into Flaming Gorge Resort Trailer Park (Teresa Daine)
• Illegal camping on Biljon Lane: letter sent to Robert Wernli, possible fine if no response by Sept. 31

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will discuss assigning fire agreements with Dutch John and Manila to the Flaming Gorge Fire and EMS District. The body will also consider merging the weed department into the road department and property sales to the Town of Dutch John.

• Assignment of fire agreements with Town of Dutch John and Town of Manila to Flaming Gorge Fire and EMS District
• Proposed merger of Daggett County Weed Department with Daggett County Road Department
• Property sale to the Town of Dutch John and signing of deeds
• RDA discussion of purchase or participation agreements for land in Dutch John
• Closed sessions regarding purchase, exchange, or lease of real property

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission and Redevelopment Agency will discuss applying for American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding. The body is also considering the transfer of property to the Town of Dutch John and a land settlement with JRLHoldings #2, LLC.

• Application for American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding
• Transfer of property to Town of Dutch John
• Survey and planned settlement of land being sold to JRLHoldings #2, LLC
• Closed session regarding purchase, exchange, or lease of real property

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Redevelopment Agency is meeting to discuss and consider Amendment No. 1 to a purchase and sale agreement with JRL Holdings #2, LLC. The agenda also includes a closed session to discuss a possible purchase, exchange, or lease of real property. The meeting is open to the public in person or electronically.

• Discussion and consideration of Amendment No. 1 to Purchase and Sale Agreement with JRL Holdings #2, LLC
• Closed session for discussion of possible purchase, exchange, or lease of real property

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will meet to discuss water rights, GIS services, and ARPA grant funding. The body will also review budget reports and consider the transfer of cemetery lots for Glen and Shirlene Keel.

• Discussion of Daggett County Water Rights with Craig Smith
• Consideration of possible GIS services
• Transfer of cemetery lots for Glen & Shirlene Keel
• Discussion of ARPA grant and other funding opportunities
• Closed session for possible purchase, exchange, or lease of real property

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will consider budget hearing dates for 2021 and 2022. The body will also review a business license for Gas It Up and a preliminary engineering report for the DJ Water System. Other items include land use recommendations and the Tri County Health Department agreement.

• Business license for Gas It Up
• Final plat for Kokanee Run Minor Subdivision
• Lot line adjustment for Don Allphin of DOA Holdings
• Flaming Gorge Fire and EMS District's intent to impose a tax
• Preliminary engineering report for DJ Water System from Sunrise Engineering

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Municipal Building Authority is meeting to discuss establishing its policies and procedures. The board will also consider a CIB application for the Dutch John Water System Improvements and create a preliminary budget.

• Establishment of MBA policies and procedures
• CIB application for Dutch John Water System Improvements
• Creation of a preliminary MBA budget
• Setting a date for a budget hearing
• Closed session regarding possible purchase, exchange, or lease of real property

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will discuss a revised interlocal cooperation agreement for the Tri County Health Department and the distribution of State Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILT) funds. The body will also review a business license for Maxfield Construction and potential land agreements in Dutch John.

• Distribution of State Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILT) funds to Flaming Gorge Fire & EMS District
• Revised and restated Interlocal Cooperation Agreement for the Tri County Health Department
• Business license for Maxfield Construction
• Purchase, exchange, or lease of real property (Closed Session)
• Purchase or participation agreements for land in Dutch John

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a regular meeting on August 24, 2021, to consider three items: approval of a small engine repair shop, a lot line adjustment, and a minor subdivision. The meeting will also approve minutes from the July 20, 2021 public hearing, work session, and regular meeting.

• Consideration to approve 'Gas it up' small engine repair shop owned by Wade Briggs at 45 E South Valley Road
• Consideration to approve a lot line adjustment for Don Allphin in Section 29, 30, T3N, R20E, SLM
• Neil Wall presenting Mylar for approval of Minor Subdivision 'Kokanee Run' in Sheep Creek, South ½ of Section 2, T2N, R19E, SLB&M

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will discuss a conditional business license for Bear Paw Adventure’s Group and an interlocal agreement with the Daggett Mosquito Abatement District. The body will also consider land purchase or participation agreements in Dutch John through the Redevelopment Agency.

• Conditional business license for Bear Paw Adventure’s Group
• Interlocal agreement between Daggett Mosquito Abatement District and Daggett County
• Appointment of Brandi Pearson to the Community Economic Development (CED) Board
• Purchase, exchange, or lease of real property (Closed Session)
• Purchase or participation agreements for land in Dutch John

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will discuss the 2021 Tower Rock Run special-use permit and related agreements. The body will also consider the annexation of George Olsen properties and a land purchase agreement in Dutch John via the Redevelopment Agency.

• Annexation of George Olsen Properties to Daggett Mosquito Abatement District
• Ratification of Indian Fountain Estates Minor Subdivision
• U.S.F.S. Special-Use Application and Permit for the 2021 Tower Rock Run
• Volunteer Facilitator Agreement with Flaming Gorge Chamber of Commerce
• Rental and Damage Agreement with B & B Sanitation for Tower Rock Run

The Daggett County Commission approved several items, including the annexation of George Olsen properties to the Mosquito Abatement District, ratification of the Indian Fountain Estates Minor Subdivision, and approval of the U.S.F.S. Special-Use Application for the Tower Rock Run. They also approved a Volunteer Facilitator Agreement with the Flaming Gorge Chamber of Commerce and a Rental and Damage Agreement with B&B Sanitation. Financial reports and invoices were accepted, and a business license for Jeremy Rogers was approved.

• Approved annexation of George Olsen properties to Daggett Mosquito Abatement District (2-0)
• Ratified Indian Fountain Estates Minor Subdivision (2-0)
• Approved U.S.F.S. Special-Use Application and permit for Tower Rock Run (2-0)
• Approved Volunteer Facilitator Agreement with Flaming Gorge Chamber of Commerce (2-0)
• Approved Rental and Damage Agreement with B&B Sanitation for Tower Rock Run (2-0)
• Approved business license for Jeremy Rogers (2-0)
• Accepted Cash Summary and Expected Revenue Report with $113,324.11 in grant reimbursements (2-0)
• Approved Open Invoice Register of $151,184.24 (2-0)

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will review business licenses and a resolution regarding Stone-Manning. The body will also discuss a change order for the Dutch John Airport Runway Preservation Project and hold closed sessions regarding real property.

• Discussion of business license for Jeremy Rogers
• Consideration of Resolution 21-06 (Stone-Manning Resolution)
• Change Order #2 for Dutch John Airport Runway Preservation Project
• Closed session for possible purchase, exchange, or lease of real property
• Review of Cash Summary and Expected Revenues reports

The Daggett County Commission approved Resolution 21-06 regarding the Stone Manning appointment, with all present commissioners voting in favor. The commission also approved the business license for Jeremy Rogers, Change Order #2 for the Dutch John Airport Runway Preservation Project (time extension only, no cost), the July 27 meeting minutes, the Cash Summary and Expected Revenue Reports, the Open Invoice Register, and the Disbursement Listing. No purchase requests were considered, and no closed session was held.

• Adopted Resolution 21-06 (Stone Manning) (2-0)
• Approved business license for Jeremy Rogers (2-0)
• Approved Change Order #2 for Dutch John Airport Runway Preservation Project (time extension only) (2-0)
• Approved July 27, 2021 meeting minutes with handwritten changes (2-0)
• Accepted Cash Summary and Expected Revenue Reports as of July 30, 2021 (2-0)
• Approved Open Invoice Register dated August 2, 2021 in amount of $1,494.52 (2-0)
• Accepted Disbursement Listing from Zions Checking for July 22 - August 2, 2021 in amount of $102,033.60 (2-0)

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will discuss business licenses and the rezoning of Parcel# 01-0040-015. The body will also consider a 2021 appeals resolution regarding Daggett PacifCorp and potential changes to meeting schedules.

• Business license consideration for Vivint, Inc. and Smart Homes Pro, Inc.
• Rezoning discussion for Parcel# 01-0040-015
• 2021 Appeals Resolution for Daggett PacifCorp
• Closed session for possible purchase, exchange, or lease of real property
• Review of Cash Summary and Expected Revenues reports

The Daggett County Commission approved the rezoning of parcel #01-0040-0154 from AG-20 to R-R-5 and the Indian Fountain Estates minor subdivision, following a public hearing with no opposition. The commission also approved business licenses for Vivint, Inc. and Smart Homes Pro, Inc., and passed Resolution 21-05 authorizing cross-appeals for 2021 centrally assessed properties, specifically for PacifiCorp. A motion to add an emergency agenda item regarding a BLM appointment resolution failed for lack of a second, and the item was deferred to the next week's agenda. The commission also approved the cash summary, expected revenue report, open invoice register, and disbursement listing as presented.

• Approved rezoning of parcel #01-0040-0154 from AG-20 to R-R-5 and Indian Fountain Estates minor subdivision (unanimous)
• Approved business licenses for Vivint, Inc. and Smart Homes Pro, Inc. (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 21-05 authorizing cross-appeals for 2021 centrally assessed properties, specifically PacifiCorp (unanimous)
• Approved Cash Summary Report and Expected Revenue Report of $20,327.23 as of July 26, 2021 (unanimous)
• Approved Open Invoice Register of July 22, 2021 in the amount of $40,624.42 (unanimous)
• Approved Disbursement Listing from Zions Checking for July 19-22, 2021 in the amount of $28,242.39 (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from July 13 and July 20, 2021 meetings (with corrections; Lytle abstained on July 20 minutes)
• Motion to add emergency agenda item for BLM resolution failed for lack of second; deferred to next week

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission and Redevelopment Agency will discuss a participation agreement with Providence Properties, LLC. The body will also consider appointments to the Daggett Mosquito Abatement District and hold closed sessions regarding real property.

• Participation Agreement between Daggett RDA and Providence Properties, LLC
• Appointment of Guy Gonder and Monte Frost to the Daggett Mosquito Abatement District
• Closed session for possible purchase, exchange, or lease of real property
• Review of COVID-19 and ARPA funding updates
• Review of Cash Summary and Expected Revenues reports

The Daggett County Commission approved the appointment of Guy Gonder and Monte Frost to the Daggett Mosquito Abatement District. The commission also accepted the Cash Summary Report as of July 16, 2021, approved the Open Invoice Register dated July 19, 2021 in the amount of $18,520.36, and accepted the Disbursement Listing from Zions Checking for July 12-19, 2021 in the amount of $89,040.27. No minutes were available for review, and no purchase requests were considered.

• Approved Guy Gonder and Monte Frost to serve on the Daggett Mosquito Abatement District.
• Accepted the Cash Summary Report for all accounts as of July 16, 2021.
• Approved the Open Invoice Register dated July 19, 2021 in the amount of $18,520.36.
• Accepted the Disbursement Listing from Zions Checking for July 12-19, 2021 in the amount of $89,040.27.
• Held a closed session for the purpose of purchase, exchange, or lease of real property; no action was reported from that session.

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Planning and Zoning Board is meeting to consider several land-use items, including a short-term rental tax ID, subdivision approvals, a proposed gravel pit, a rezoning request, road dedication concerns, and a conditional use/business license for small engine repairs. The board will also approve minutes from prior meetings.

• Vickie Briggs presents Bonnie Youngberg's TRT Tax ID for short-term rental on Bennion Lane
• Neil Wall and Dave Cox each present Mylar for subdivision approval
• Gary Pallesen discusses putting a gravel pit in Daggett County
• Lindsey German requests rezoning of property at 153 N. Bear Paw Lane
• Wade Briggs requests conditional use and business license for small engine repairs at 45 E. South Valley Road

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a request from The Beck Family LLC to rezone property on Birch Creek Ranch from AG-20 to R-R-5, which would allow for subdivision approval. The meeting is scheduled for July 20, 2021, at 5:30 p.m. in the Commission Chambers in Manila, Utah.

• Public hearing on rezoning of Birch Creek Ranch property from AG-20 to R-R-5
• Rezoning requested by The Beck Family LLC to allow subdivision approval

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Planning and Zoning Board is holding a work session to review three new building permit applications and discuss enforcement of fines for illegal camping. No final decisions are listed on the agenda; items are for discussion and consideration.

• Review building permit for Lazy DJ Ranch at Diamond Mountain
• Review building permit for Brad West at 810 E. State Line Road, Eagles Landing Subdivision
• Review building permit for Mike Youngberg for garage addition at 685 East Gorge Drive
• Discussion on enforcement of fines for illegal camping

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Board of Adjustment is meeting to review a variance application from Charles and Melissa Gaertner. The request concerns a single-family dwelling at 1522 E. Twitchell Way.

• Variance request for 1522 E. Twitchell Way to allow a dwelling on a foundation that does not meet County setbacks

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will discuss the administration of the Tower Rock Run and potential uses for American Rescue Plan Act funding. The body will also consider a bus use indemnity agreement and a BLM weed grant amendment. A closed session is scheduled to discuss real property transactions.

• Funding and administration of Tower Rock Run
• Bus use indemnity agreement between Daggett School District and Daggett County
• Possible funding uses from American Rescue Plan Act
• BLM Weed Grant Amendment for FY2022
• Flaming Gorge Fire/EMS District takeover of town contracts

The Daggett County Commission voted to transfer the county's interest in fire service agreements with the Town of Manila and Town of Dutch John to the Flaming Gorge Fire and EMS District, contingent on all parties signing. The Commission also approved funding for the Tower Rock Run through Fund 22, with the Chamber covering any shortfalls, and entered into a bus use indemnity agreement with the Daggett School District. Additionally, the Commission approved the BLM weed grant addendum for FY2022 and discussed potential uses of American Rescue Plan Act funds, adding ARPA to issue updates.

• Approved minutes from the July 6, 2021 Commission Meeting.
• Accepted the Cash Summary Report and Expected Revenue Report as of July 12, 2021.
• Approved the Open Invoice Register dated July 12, 2021 in the amount of $27,299.35.
• Accepted the Disbursement Listing from Zions Checking for July 5-12, 2021 in the amount of $9,012.35.
• Transferred the County's interest in fire agreements with Manila and Dutch John to the Flaming Gorge Fire and EMS District, contingent on signatures.
• Approved running Tower Rock Run funding through Fund 22, with the Chamber providing for any shortfalls.
• Approved entering into the bus use indemnity agreement with the Daggett School District, with the County providing a certificate of coverage.
• Approved moving forward with the BLM addendum to the weed services contract for FY2022.

Commission Meetings

The Commission will review standing business including financial reports and updates on COVID-19, housing, and emergency services. The agenda includes discussion of business licenses, a 4-way stop intersection, and airport liability renewals.

• Conditional Business Licenses for Vivint, Inc. and Smart Homes Pro, Inc.
• 4-Way Stop at State Line Road and Bear Paw Lane
• Airport Liability Renewal Application for 2021 and 2022
• Closed Session for possible purchase, exchange, or lease of real property

The Daggett County Commission approved a four-way stop at the intersection of State Line Road and Bear Paw Lane, following a recommendation from the Road Department and Sheriff's office due to safety concerns. The commission also approved the Airport Liability Renewal Application for 2021-2022, contingent on resolving outstanding questions. Financial reports and disbursements were accepted, and a discussion on conditional business licenses for Vivint and Smart Homes Pro was tabled.

• Approved 4-way stop at State Line Road and Bear Paw Lane (unanimous)
• Approved Airport Liability Renewal Application for 2021-2022, contingent on answering questions (unanimous)
• Approved Cash Summary and Expected Revenue Report of $25,451.93 (unanimous)
• Approved Open Invoice Register of $4,004.28 (unanimous)
• Approved Disbursement Listing of $117,983.36 (unanimous)
• Approved June 15, 2021 Special Commission Meeting Minutes (Asay and Tippets in favor, Lytle abstained)
• Approved June 29, 2021 Commission Meeting Minutes as amended (Asay and Lytle in favor, Tippets abstained)
• Tabled discussion on conditional business licenses for Vivint, Inc. and Smart Homes Pro, Inc.

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will discuss combining specific lots in the Captains Cove Subdivision for the Town of Manila. The body will also consider a conditional business license for Nied Lodging LLC and updates to a contract with Intermountain Economic Consulting.

• Recommendation to combine Lots 1, 2, and 3, and Lots 10 and 11 of Plat 'A' of Captains Cove Subdivision
• Conditional business license for Nied Lodging LLC
• Contract updates for Intermountain Economic Consulting
• Closed session regarding possible purchase, exchange, or lease of real property

The Daggett County Commission approved the Planning and Zoning Commission's recommendation to combine lots 1, 2, and 3 into one lot and lots 10 and 11 into another lot of Plat "A" of Captains Cove Subdivision. The commission also approved an amended contract with Intermountain Economic Consulting and a conditional business license for Nied Lodging LLC. Financial reports and disbursements were accepted, and the minutes from the June 22 meeting were approved as amended.

• Approved the Planning and Zoning Commission's recommendation to combine lots 1, 2, and 3 into one lot and lots 10 and 11 into another lot of Plat "A" of Captains Cove Subdivision.
• Approved the amended contract with Intermountain Economic Consulting.
• Approved a conditional business license for Nied Lodging LLC.
• Approved the minutes from the June 22, 2021 meeting as amended.
• Acknowledged receipt of the Cash Summary Report and Expected Revenue Report dated June 28, 2021.
• Approved the Open Invoice Register dated June 28, 2021 in the amount of $51,883.63.
• Accepted the Disbursement Listing from Zions Checking for June 18-28, 2021 in the amount of $24,796.24.

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will discuss a contract with Quantum Spacial for airport flight procedures and several land use requests. The body will also consider a conditional business license for Gas It Up and a land purchase for a shooting range.

• Contract with Quantum Spacial for Manila Airport Flight Procedures Survey
• Proposed SITLA land purchase for shooting range - Jeff Darr
• Rezone of Don Allphins Parcel #01-01090308 from A-20 and R-R-1 to All R-R-1
• Conditional business license for Gas It Up (Wade Briggs)
• Right-Of-Way Certification for Sheep Creek FLAP Project with U.S. Forest Service

The Daggett County Commission approved starting the process to purchase 12.5 acres from SITLA for a new shooting range, with the final commitment pending the purchase price. The commission also approved several zoning changes and lot combinations, including rezoning 17 acres of Don Allphin's parcel to R-R-1. A conditional business license for Gas It Up was tabled until zoning paperwork is completed. The commission also approved contracts for an airport survey and a right-of-way certification for the Sheep Creek FLAP project.

• Approved starting the SITLA land purchase process for a 12.5-acre shooting range, pending final price.
• Approved rezoning 17 acres of Don Allphin's parcel #01-01090308 to R-R-1.
• Approved combining lots K-1-10 and K-1-11 of Flaming Gorge Lake Meadows Subdivision.
• Approved combining lots 1, 2, 3, 10, and 11 of Plat 'A' of Captains Cove for the Town of Manila.
• Tabled the conditional business license for Gas It Up until Planning and Zoning paperwork is completed.
• Approved the contract with Quantum Spatial for the Manila Airport Flight Procedures Survey.
• Approved the amended Region V Response Planning Committee Bylaws.
• Approved the Right-Of-Way Certification for the Sheep Creek FLAP Project with the U.S. Forest Service.

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will meet to discuss the appointment of an alternate member to the Planning and Zoning Commission. The agenda contains no other substantive business items.

• Consideration of Vicky Nelson as an alternate member to the Planning and Zoning Commission

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Planning and Zoning Commission is holding a work session to review recent building permits, discuss enforcement fines for illegally parked campers with the county attorney, and review the variance protocol for a submission by Chuck and Melissa Gaertner. No final decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Review of recent building permits
• Discussion with County Attorney Niel Lund on fines for campers parked in non-permitted areas
• Review of variance protocol for Chuck and Melissa Gaertner variance submission

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will discuss the ratification of a May 27, 2021 tax sale and a contract with Quantum Spacial for the Manila Airport. The body will also review a participation agreement between the Daggett RDA and Providence Properties, LLC.

• Ratification of tax sale held on May 27, 2021
• Contract between Daggett County and Quantum Spacial for Manila Airport ILA
• Participation agreement between Daggett RDA and Providence Properties, LLC
• Discussion of Trailboss Lease
• Consideration of surplus LG Monitor Tag #365

The Daggett County Commission appointed Vicky Nelson as an Alternate Member to the Planning and Zoning Commission. The motion was made by Commissioner Tippets, seconded by Commissioner Asay, and passed unanimously. The meeting was otherwise procedural, including a note about a date typo on agendas and adjournment.

• Appointed Vicky Nelson as Alternate Member to the Planning and Zoning Commission (2-0)

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Museum/Visitors Center board is meeting to approve minutes and the treasurer's report, and to discuss old and new business. Items include plans for Daggett Daze, a September 11 lecturer, building maintenance (door gap, lock, sprinklers, painting), and reports on the CCC building and commission meeting. New business includes interviews, scheduling docents, and purchasing two books.

• Approval of May 10, 2021 minutes and treasurer report
• Daggett Daze plans and quilt
• Close gap on north facing door and install new lock
• Pressure wash and paint museum building
• Purchase Night Hawk Rising and Resurrecting Linwood

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will consider business licenses, beer permits for rodeos, and grant funding for a Manila bike path along Hwy 43. The body will also open and review bids for the Manila Airport Flight Procedures Survey. The Redevelopment Agency will discuss a possible purchase or participation agreement for land in Dutch John.

• Bids for Manila Airport Flight Procedures Survey
• Grant funding for Manila bike path along Hwy 43
• Business licenses for Flaming Gorge Guns And Ammunition and Wakeless Harbor Marine Service
• UDABC Temporary Event Beer Permits for CowCountry and Daggett PRCA Heritage Rodeos
• Purchase or participation agreement for land in Dutch John

The Daggett County Commission approved a $57,777 contract with Quantum Spatial for the Manila Airport Flight Procedures Survey, contingent on state approval. The commission also approved business licenses for two local businesses, approved temporary beer permits for two rodeos, and moved forward on a Manila bike path grant application. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved Manila Airport Flight Procedures Survey contract to Quantum Spatial for $57,777 (unanimous)
• Approved business licenses for Flaming Gorge Guns & Ammunition and Wakeless Harbor Marine Services (unanimous)
• Approved UDABC temporary event beer permits for Cow Country and Daggett PRCA Heritage Rodeos, contingent on receiving PRCA application (unanimous)
• Approved moving forward on Manila bike path grant application (unanimous)
• Approved May 25, 2021 meeting minutes with amendments (unanimous)
• Approved June 1, 2021 meeting minutes with amendments (unanimous)
• Acknowledged receipt of Cash Summary and Expected Revenue Reports (unanimous)
• Approved Open Invoice Register of June 3, 2021 in the amount of $44,490.22 (unanimous)

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on two land-use requests: a partial zoning change for Don Allphin and a subdivision proposal from The Beck LLC Family Ranch. The meeting is open to the public and will take place at the County Commission Chambers in Manila, Utah.

• Public hearing on Don Allphin's request to change zoning from AG 20 to R-R-1 on parcel 01-0109-03038
• The Beck LLC Family Ranch proposes to subdivide parcel 01-0040-0154 on Birch Creek Road

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission is meeting to discuss a potential county drought declaration and a CIB application for Dutch John Water System improvements. The body will also consider a conditional use permit for short-term rentals at Youngberg Properties/Bonnies Acre.

• Possible Daggett County Drought Declaration
• CIB Application for Dutch John Water System Improvements
• Conditional Use Permit for short-term rentals at Youngberg Properties/Bonnies Acre
• Scholarship award payment to Manila High School
• Possible purchase, exchange, or lease of real property in Dutch John

The Daggett County Commission approved moving forward with a CIB application for the Dutch John water system improvements, with flexibility in the project scope and a commitment to bring the funding package back to the community. The commission also approved a conditional use permit for a short-term rental at Bonnie's Acre, tabled a drought declaration, and discussed a building permit dispute involving the Gartner property. The meeting included a closed session for real property discussions.

• Approved CIB application for Dutch John water system improvements (unanimous)
• Approved conditional use permit for short-term rental at Youngberg Properties/Bonnie's Acre (unanimous)
• Tabled drought declaration (unanimous)
• Approved Open Invoice Register of May 27, 2021 in the amount of $34,502.59 (unanimous)
• Approved Disbursement Listing for Zions Checking, May 24-27, 2021, in the amount of $65,772.13 (unanimous)
• Acknowledged receipt of Cash Summary and Expected Revenue Reports of May 28, 2021 (unanimous)
• Held closed session for possible purchase, exchange, or lease of real property (unanimous roll call)

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a CIB application for improvements to the Dutch John Water System. The body will also consider a land lot combination in The Pines and a grant for a Manila bike path along Hwy 43.

• Public hearing on CIB application for Dutch John Water System improvements
• Proposed combination of Lots 6, 7, and 8 of The Pines into a single lot
• Grant funding for a Manila bike path along Hwy 43
• Utah Department of Agriculture grant agreement with County Weed Department
• Discussion on permitting commercial use of county land for food trucks

The Daggett County Commission tabled the proposed CIB application for Dutch John water system improvements until next week to allow review of the Preliminary Engineering Report and further public input. The Commission approved purchase requests for port-a-pots and trailers, approved two business licenses, consolidated three lots into one, and declined a request to allow commercial use of county land due to liability concerns.

• Tabled CIB application for Dutch John water system improvements until next week
• Approved $9,722.03 purchase for port-a-pots and wash stations (unanimous)
• Approved $5,926.00 purchase for trailers (2-0, Lytle later in favor)
• Approved business licenses for Orlie's Refrigeration & Heating and Bonnie's Acre (unanimous)
• Approved combination of Lots 6, 7, 8 of The Pines into Lot 6A (unanimous)
• Declined commercial use of county land for food trucks due to lack of policy (unanimous)
• Approved surplus of non-working Bushnell trail camera as e-waste (unanimous)
• Tabled Microsoft Apps for Business Program until June 8 (unanimous)

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Permanent Community Impact Fund Board (PCIFB) will hold a public hearing to solicit comments on a proposed application. The application concerns water improvements for the Dutch John water system.

• Proposed application for a new Treatment Plant
• Proposed application for a Flow Regulation Tank

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Cemetery Board is meeting to handle routine business and discuss several policy items. The board will consider electing officers, approving a certificate type, approving a cemetery donation letter, and finalizing plans for the Manila Cemetery entrance. A closed session may be held if needed for specific legal purposes.

• Discussion and consideration of election of officers
• Discussion and consideration of approval on certificate type
• Discussion and consideration of approval of cemetery donation letter
• Discussion and consideration of final plans of the Manila Cemetery entrance
• Closed session if necessary under Utah Code § 52-4-204

Commission Meetings

The Commission will consider several infrastructure projects, including the Dutch John Water System and airport apron expansion. Members will also discuss the use of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds and permitting for commercial use of county land.

• CIB Application for Dutch John Water System Improvements
• State Grant Contract for Dutch John Airport Apron Expansion Design Project
• UT Federal Lands Access Program (FLAP) Project DAG CR25(1) for Red Creek Rd
• Potential uses of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds
• Permitting process for commercial use of county and redevelopment land

The Daggett County Commission voted unanimously to retract its application for the Federal Lands Access Program (FLAP) grant for the Red Creek Road project, citing prohibitive costs that had risen from an estimated $2 million to $8 million. The commission also approved a business license for Monty's Fishing Service, a facility use request for Bill Schell's retirement party, a grant contract for the Dutch John Airport apron expansion design, and tabled discussions on ARPA funds and a commercial use permitting process for county land.

• Retracted FLAP grant application for Red Creek Road project (unanimous)
• Approved business license for Monty's Fishing Service (unanimous)
• Approved facility use for Bill Schell retirement party (unanimous)
• Approved grant contract for Dutch John Airport apron expansion design (unanimous)
• Tabled discussion on ARPA funds (unanimous)
• Tabled permitting process for commercial use of county land (unanimous)
• Approved cash summary and expected revenue report totaling $24,935.89 (unanimous)
• Approved open invoice register of $33,057.94 (unanimous)

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Planning and Zoning Commission is meeting to review new business items, including a short-term rental application, a lot combination request, and a proposal for alternative business operations. The agenda is primarily a list of items for discussion and potential action, with no final decisions recorded in the agenda itself.

• Short-term rental application by Bonnie Youngberg at 616 Bennion Lane
• Mylar request by Erickson Family to combine lots 6, 7, and 8 at Flaming Gorge Pines
• Gary Peterson to discuss business operations and boat storage on HWY 43

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will open and consider bids from parties interested in marketing the county jail. The body will also discuss business licenses and the potential purchase or lease of real property in closed sessions.

• Bid opening and consideration for marketing the Daggett County Jail
• Business license considerations for Pallesen Construction, Sysco Intermountain, and Intermountain Concrete
• Conditional business license consideration for Ferrell Gas, LP
• Approval of arena use and payment for Daggett Heritage PRCA Rodeo on Sept 3 & 4, 2021
• Discussion of a purchase or participation agreement for land in Dutch John

The Daggett County Commission approved Colliers International as the real estate agent/broker for marketing the county jail, with a one-year listing and 6% commission. They also approved business licenses for Pallesen Construction, Sysco Intermountain, Intermountain Concrete, and a conditional license for Ferrell Gas. The commission approved $22,838.81 for the Daggett Heritage PRCA Rodeo, with Commissioner Lytle recusing himself from both votes. A closed session was held to discuss real property and an individual's character.

• Approved Colliers International as real estate agent for Daggett County Jail (unanimous)
• Approved business licenses for Pallesen Construction, Sysco Intermountain, Intermountain Concrete (unanimous)
• Approved conditional business license for Ferrell Gas (unanimous)
• Approved $22,838.81 for Daggett Heritage PRCA Rodeo (2-0, Lytle recused)
• Approved arena use for Daggett Heritage PRCA Rodeo Sept 3-4, 2021 (2-0, Lytle recused)
• Approved Open Invoice Register of $204,995.10 (unanimous)
• Approved Disbursement Listing of $158,873.84 (unanimous)
• Approved minutes for May 4, 2021 meeting (unanimous)

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will discuss justice court reforms and health insurance options. The body is considering the ratification of a runway preservation contract for Dutch John Airport and land agreements in Dutch John. The meeting includes reviews of the weekly budget and open invoice register.

• Ratification of contract with Maxwell for Dutch John Airport Runway Preservation Project
• RDA agreement with Jones & DeMille for surveying services
• Purchase or participation agreement for land in Dutch John
• Business licenses for Lucerne Valley Marina, American Towers, and Xerox
• Proposed Justice Court reforms presented by Judge Hartmann

The Daggett County Commission approved three business licenses (Lucerne Valley Marina, American Towers, Xerox), ratified a contract with Maxwell Asphalt for the Dutch John Airport Runway Preservation Project, and approved surveying contracts with Jones & DeMille for the RDA airport parcel development. The commission also approved a $5,374.80 purchase order for Sheriff's Office body armor, 100% reimbursable through a SHSP grant, and accepted financial reports including a $255,967.23 Expected Revenue Report and a $94,920.31 Open Invoice Register. A closed session was held to discuss real property purchase, exchange, or lease.

• Approved business licenses for Lucerne Valley Marina, American Towers, and Xerox (unanimous)
• Ratified contract with Maxwell Asphalt for Dutch John Airport Runway Preservation Project (unanimous)
• Approved contracts with Jones & DeMille for RDA airport surveying services (unanimous)
• Approved $5,374.80 purchase order for Sheriff's Office body armor, 100% reimbursable (unanimous)
• Accepted Cash Summary Report and Expected Revenue Report of $255,967.23 (unanimous)
• Approved Open Invoice Register of $94,920.31 (unanimous)
• Accepted Disbursement Listing of $30,717.99 (unanimous)
• Held closed session for real property purchase, exchange, or lease discussion (unanimous)

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will discuss amending the 2021 budget and a state grant agreement for the Dutch John Airport Pavement Preservation Project. The body will also review business licenses and a potential land purchase agreement in Dutch John.

• Resolution 21-04 to amend the 2021 Daggett County Budget
• State Grant Agreement for the Dutch John Airport Pavement Preservation Project
• Business licenses for A Custom Coulter Project, DL Dirtwork, Dominion Energy, Williams Scotsman, Inc., and South ValleyAirBnB
• 2022-2023 VOCA Grant
• Purchase or participation agreement for land in Dutch John

The Daggett County Commission approved several routine items, including the cash summary, invoice register, disbursement listing, and Resolution 21-04 to amend the 2021 budget. They also approved multiple business licenses, the 2021-2023 VOCA grant application, and a state grant agreement for the Dutch John Airport pavement preservation project. No substantive policy decisions were made beyond these approvals.

• Approved minutes for April 20, 2021 meeting
• Accepted Cash Summary and Expected Revenue Report of $224,113.88
• Approved Open Invoice Register of $30,717.99
• Accepted Disbursement Listing of $133,291.80
• Approved business licenses for Quick Dispense, Inc., Red Canyon Lodge, and MS Slammer Hand Crafted Lures
• Approved conditional business license for South Valley AirBnB
• Approved conditional business license for Williams Scotsman, Inc. upon completion of paperwork
• Tabled Dominion Energy business license until paperwork received

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will discuss amending the 2021 county and RDA budgets. The body will also review a preliminary engineering report for the Dutch John water system and consider various business licenses.

• Resolution 21-04 to open and amend the 2021 Daggett County Budget
• Resolution 21-01RDA to open and amend the 2021 Redevelopment Agency Budget
• Preliminary engineering report for the Dutch John water system
• Business licenses for Quick Dispense, Inc, Red Canyon Lodge, and Ms Slammer Hand Crafted Lures
• Discussion of easements for future development in the Dutch John area

The Daggett County Commission accepted the Preliminary Engineering Report for the Dutch John water system and directed the contractor to prepare a Community Impact Board (CIB) application to fund system needs. The Commission also approved several business licenses, reallocated $2,000 in Economic Development Funds for dumpsters, and approved up to $5,000 for the Scenic Byway to pursue All American Road status. The 2021 county budget was left open for another week to finalize numbers.

• Accepted Preliminary Engineering Report for Dutch John water system and directed CIB application preparation (all in favor)
• Approved business licenses for Quick Dispense, Inc., Red Canyon Lodge, and MS Slammer Hand Crafted Lures
• Approved conditional business licenses for White Water Canoe Company and Dean Jim Cohen, contingent on paperwork
• Reallocated $2,000 from Economic Development Funds for dumpster rentals in Manila and Dutch John
• Approved up to $5,000 for Scenic Byway plan update and All American Road application
• Left 2021 county budget open for another week to finalize numbers
• Approved Resolution 21-01RDA to open and amend 2021 RDA budget
• Acknowledged receipt of Cash Summary Report ($4,737,595.68) and Expected Revenue Report ($242,186.65)

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Planning and Zoning Commission is meeting to review plans from Neil Wall regarding separating his property located in S ½ Section 2, Township 2N, Range 19 E, SLB&M. The agenda includes approval of the March 16th meeting minutes and this new business item.

• Review of Neil Wall's property separation plans for S ½ Section 2, Township 2N, Range 19 E, SLB&M
• Approval of minutes from March 16th, 2021 Planning and Zoning meeting

The Daggett County Planning and Zoning Board approved the March 16th minutes with spelling corrections. Neil Wall, a new property owner in Sheep Creek, received advisory guidance on subdividing his 320-acre MU-40 zoned property into 20-acre parcels, including the need for a survey, a minor subdivision permit, and a 20-foot entrance width per fire code. No formal motion was made on the subdivision, as it was only an advisory discussion. The next meeting was scheduled for May 18th, 2021.

• Approved March 16th minutes with spelling corrections (unanimous)
• Advised Neil Wall on minor subdivision permit process for Sheep Creek property
• Advised 20-foot entrance width per fire code for emergency vehicles
• Scheduled next meeting for May 18th, 2021 at 6:00 P.M.

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will hold a public hearing to open and amend the 2021 county budget. The agenda includes discussions on business licenses, a new RFP for selling the county jail, and a change order for the Dutch John Runway Preservation Project.

• Public Hearing to open and amend the 2021 Daggett County Budget
• New RFP for selling the Daggett County Jail
• Change Order for Dutch John Runway Preservation Project
• RDA Public Hearing to open and amend the 2021 RDA Board Budget
• Discussion of land purchase, exchange, or participation agreement in Dutch John

The Daggett County Commission approved a retainer agreement for a proposed oil and gas lawsuit, tabled two budget resolutions (Resolution 21-04 and 21-01RDA) to keep budgets open until April 20, and approved a no-cost change order for the Dutch John runway project. They also approved a business license for Rocky Ridge Outpost, conditionally approved American Land & Leisure, tabled Quick Dispense, and moved forward with the Justice Court judge replacement process.

• Approved retainer agreement for proposed oil and gas lawsuit (unanimous)
• Tabled Resolution 21-04 to open/amend 2021 budget, kept budget open (unanimous)
• Tabled Resolution 21-01RDA for RDA budget, kept open until April 20 (unanimous)
• Approved Change Order #1 for Dutch John runway project, time-only no cost (unanimous)
• Approved business license for Rocky Ridge Outpost (unanimous)
• Conditionally approved business license for American Land & Leisure (unanimous)
• Tabled business license for Quick Dispense, Inc. (unanimous)
• Approved motion to proceed with Justice Court judge replacement process (unanimous)

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commissioners and the Redevelopment Agency (RDA) Board will hold public hearings to discuss opening and amending their respective 2021 budgets. These meetings allow residents to provide comments on county and RDA spending plans.

• Public hearing on opening and amending the 2021 Daggett County Budget
• Public hearing on opening and amending the 2021 Daggett County RDA Board Budget

The Daggett County Commission tabled Resolution 21-04 and Resolution 21-01RDA to open and amend the 2021 budgets, keeping them open until April 20, 2021. The Commission also voted to begin the process of replacing the Justice Court Judge due to an anticipated retirement, and approved a retainer agreement for a proposed oil and gas lawsuit. Several routine items were approved, including business licenses, a change order for the Dutch John runway project, and financial reports.

• Tabled Resolution 21-04 to open/amend 2021 County budget, keeping budget open (unanimous)
• Tabled Resolution 21-01RDA to open/amend RDA budget, keeping budget open until April 20 (unanimous)
• Approved motion to begin Justice Court judge replacement process (unanimous)
• Approved retainer agreement for proposed oil and gas lawsuit (unanimous)
• Approved Change Order #1 for Dutch John Runway project, time-only no cost (unanimous)
• Approved business license for Rocky Ridge Outpost (unanimous)
• Tabled Quick Dispense, Inc. business license; conditionally approved American Land & Leisure (unanimous)
• Approved edits to RFP for selling Daggett County Jail, conditional on review (unanimous)

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Museum/Visitors Center board is meeting to approve minutes and the treasurer's report, review progress on building repairs, and plan for a May opening. They will discuss scheduling work days, cleaning the buildings, and considering a speaker for September 11, 2021.

• Approval of March 8, 2021 minutes and treasurer report
• Update on water heater installation, closet door trimming, and hasp installation
• Plan to close gap on north-facing museum door and install keyless entry lock
• Opening for business May 28, 29, and 31, 2021
• Consider speaker for September 11, 2021

Commission Meetings

The Commission will discuss the approval of completed and conditional business licenses. Members will also consider the date to open and adjust the 2021 Daggett County Budget and the process for appointing a new Justice Court Judge.

• Completed business licenses for Mill Hollow, Jed Olson/Circle Bar Hunting LLC, Nicholas & Company, Inc, Slagowski Ranch-Custom Meats, Bullshippers LLC, National Outdoor Leadership School, U S Foods Inc, Wild West Munchies LLC, and DDI Inc
• Conditional business licenses for Cove Storage LLC, Mountain West Propane Inc, Dish Network LLC, and The Forbes Family Farm LLC
• Discussion on the date to open and adjust the 2021 Daggett County Budget
• Consideration of a Shooting Range Committee request for additional land
• Closed session for possible purchase, exchange, or lease of real property

The Daggett County Commission terminated its jail listing agreement with Nate Worthen and the Realty, Project Development and Management Group, directing the attorney to handle severance. They also scheduled a public hearing for April 13, 2021, at 10:00 am to open and adjust the 2021 County budget, and a separate RDA budget hearing at 10:15 am the same day. The commission approved nine completed business licenses and four conditional licenses, and tabled a shooting range land acquisition discussion pending a joint meeting with the committee.

• Approved minutes for the March 30, 2021 RDA and Commission meetings.
• Acknowledged receipt of the Cash Summary Report of April 2, 2021 and Expected Revenue Report of $194,572.00.
• Approved the Open Invoice Register of April 1, 2021 in the amount of $63,252.31.
• Acknowledged receipt and review of the Disbursement Listing for Zions Checking, March 29 to April 1, 2021, in the amount of $73,551.64.
• Approved nine completed business licenses: Mill Hollow, Jed Olson/Circle Bar Hunting LLC, Nicholas & Company, Inc, Slagowski Ranch-Custom Meats, Bullshippers LLC, National Outdoor Leadership School, US Foods Inc, Wild West Munchies LLC, and DDI Inc.
• Conditionally approved business licenses for Cove Storage LLC, Mountain West Propane Inc, Dish Network LLC, and The Forbes Family Farm LLC, contingent on UPP paperwork.
• Approved a $140 full-page ad in the High School Yearbook from the TRT Daggett Designation line item.
• Terminated the contract with Nate Worthen and the Realty, Project Development and Management Group for the jail listing, with the attorney to contact them about severance.

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will discuss business licenses, state contracts for bailiff and court services, and the sale of surplussed road department trucks. The body will also consider a resolution to appoint members to the Flaming Gorge Fire & EMS District Board of Trustees.

• Ordinance 21-03 establishing rules and procedures for the annual tax sale
• Resolution 21-02 appointing initial members of the Flaming Gorge Fire & EMS District Board of Trustees
• Contract #160157#65 with the State of Utah for bailiff services
• Discussion of completed and conditional business licenses for various vendors
• Method of selling previously surplussed road department trucks

The Daggett County Commission approved eight completed business licenses and three conditional licenses, contingent on UPP paperwork. They also approved contracts for bailiff services and the state court, a resolution appointing the Flaming Gorge Fire & EMS District board, an ordinance for the annual tax sale, and a facility use request for the Cow Country Junior Rodeo. The jail listing agreement discussion was tabled. The commission also approved purchase requests for a snowplow and dump bed.

• Approved minutes for March 23, 2021 Commission and RDA meetings.
• Approved eight business licenses: Jones Paint & Glass, Willow Springs Outfitters, Charlie's Smokehouse Meats, Bridger Valley Electric, C & H Distributing, Dinosaur River Expeditions, Off-N-On Trucking, Searle Gas Co./SavOn Propane.
• Conditionally approved licenses for Igloo Ice, Inc., DirecTv, LLC BLM, and Cedar Springs Marina, pending UPP paperwork.
• Tabled discussion on jail listing agreement until next meeting.
• Approved contract with State of Utah for Bailiff Services (Contract #160157 Amendment #6).
• Approved contract with State of Utah Administrative Office of Courts for 2021-2022.
• Approved Resolution 21-02 appointing initial members of Flaming Gorge Fire & EMS District Board of Trustees.
• Approved Ordinance 21-03 establishing rules for annual tax sale, as amended.

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will consider several completed and conditional business licenses. The body will also discuss the revised Eagles Subdivision plat and the appointment of board members for the Flaming Gorge Fire & EMS District and the Museum Board.

• Approval of revised Eagles Subdivision plat
• Consideration of 12 completed business licenses including Coca-Cola Bottling and Trugreen Limited Partnership
• Consideration of conditional business licenses for Chenega Security & Support Solutions and Conquest Expeditions
• Surplusing of 2007 and 2012 Dodge Ram Trucks from the Road Department
• Approval of utility easement use for Matt Lucas

The commission approved the revised Eagles Landing Subdivision plat, with Commissioner Tippets recusing himself due to a property interest. They also approved 13 business licenses, appointed three board members to the Flaming Gorge Fire & EMS District, and approved the CIB capital improvement lists with additions for a shooting range and trails. The meeting included a closed session for potential litigation.

• Approved revised Eagles Landing Subdivision plat (2-0, Tippets recused)
• Approved 13 completed business licenses (unanimous)
• Conditionally approved Chenega Security & Support Solutions business license (unanimous)
• Appointed Bret Reynolds, Woody Bair, Don Allphin to Flaming Gorge Fire & EMS District (unanimous)
• Approved surplus of 2007 and 2012 Dodge RAM trucks (unanimous)
• Approved Matt Lucas's utility easement use request (unanimous)
• Approved Linda Petersen to Museum Board (unanimous)
• Approved CIB Capital Improvement Lists with shooting range and trails additions (unanimous)

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will discuss a contract with Collier International for economic development services and a request to acquire more land for the shooting range. The body will also review various business license applications and grant-funded employee approvals.

• Contract agreement with Collier International for economic development services
• Shooting Range Committee request to acquire additional land
• Business license considerations for Union Telephone, Creative Fishing Adventures, Home Chef’s Market Place, AT&T Corp, Moon Lake Electric Association, and Mike C Knodel Construction
• Conditional business licenses for HC Fabrication and Flaming Gorge BBQ
• Approval of grant-funded employees Becky Bindl (Weed Control Manager) and Lynette Asay (Victim Assistance Coordinator)

The Daggett County Commission approved several purchases and licenses, including a new 2021 3500 crew cab truck for $47,996, a new loader funded by SRS funds, and a Sharp copier for $6,943.60. They also approved business licenses for six businesses and conditional licenses for two others, and approved a contract with Intermountain Economic Consulting for economic development services. The meeting was largely procedural, with no substantive policy changes or denials.

• Approved minutes of the March 9, 2021 meeting.
• Approved Cash Summary and Expected Revenue Report of $19,909.81.
• Approved Open Invoice Register for March 11, 2021 in the amount of $30,120.88.
• Approved Disbursement Listing for Zions Checking, March 4-11, 2021, in the amount of $125,125.64.
• Approved purchase of a 2021 3500 crew cab chassis 4x4 for $47,996.00.
• Approved purchase of a new loader (trade-in of 2020 model) using SRS funds.
• Approved business licenses for six businesses and conditional licenses for HC Fabrication and Flaming Gorge BBQ.
• Approved contract with Intermountain Economic Consulting for economic development services, with no auto-renewal clause.

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will review several administrative items and policy proposals. Key discussions include economic development services and a land purchase proposal for Dutch John.

• Merchant processing application and agreement with Card Connect
• Proposal from Fugal Collier for economic development services
• Dutch John proposal for land purchase
• Amendment to the Daggett County Procurement Code
• Appointment of a new GRAMA Officer for the county

The Daggett County Commission ratified the redistribution of $37,639.00 in 2020 State Payment In Lieu of Taxes (PILT) funds from the County General Fund to the Flaming Gorge Fire and EMS District. The Commission also approved the minutes, financial reports, and the Dutch John land purchase contingent on subdivision approval. Several items, including a copier purchase and an economic development RFP, were tabled for further discussion.

• Approved minutes of March 2, 2021, with a correction noted.
• Accepted the March 5, 2021 Expected Revenue Report of $19,909.81 and Cash Summary.
• Approved the Open Invoice Register of March 4, 2021, in the amount of $66,671.83.
• Accepted the Disbursement Listing from Zions Checking, February 25 to March 4, 2021, in the amount of $88,934.05.
• Ratified the redistribution of $37,639.00 in PILT funds to the Flaming Gorge Fire and EMS District.
• Approved moving forward with the RDA land purchase by the Town of Dutch John, contingent upon subdivision approval.
• Discussed but tabled the purchase or lease of a new copier for the courthouse, pending additional bids.
• Discussed but tabled the Economic Development RFP, with wording to be revised.

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Museum/Visitors Center board is meeting to approve prior minutes and treasurer report, receive updates on old business, and plan new business for 2021. Items include maintenance projects, a summer interviewee list, an April workday, Memorial Day opening, and flower purchases. The meeting is largely routine administrative and planning work.

• Approval of October 10, 2020 minutes and treasurer report
• Update on Linwood Hotel contact by Kathy Parkinson
• Update on Union Cellular Site response by Matt Tippits
• List of maintenance items: water heater, closet door trim, door casing gap, CCC building hasp, sprinkler system
• Discussion of Memorial Day opening and April workday feasibility

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will review proposals for economic development services and a land purchase by Dutch John. The body will also consider a merchant processing agreement and amendments to the county procurement code.

• Fugal Collier proposal for economic development services
• Dutch John proposal for land purchase
• Merchant processing application and agreement with Card Connect
• Amendments to the Daggett County Procurement Code
• Closed session regarding purchase, exchange, or lease of real property

The Daggett County Commission approved the Card Connect merchant processing agreement, an $800 Saddle Sponsorship for the Cow Country Jr. Rodeo, and amendments to Section 21 of the County Policy Manual regarding procurement. They also approved an agreement with Colliers International for economic development services and a Freedom Fest fireworks display application. The commission approved the Real Estate Purchase Agreement for the Dutch John land purchase in principle, pending further information.

• Approved the Card Connect Application & Agreement for card payments.
• Approved the Cow Country Jr. Rodeo Saddle Sponsorship for $800.
• Approved amendments to Section 21 of the Daggett County Policy Manual regarding procurement.
• Approved an agreement with Colliers International for economic development services.
• Approved the Freedom Fest fireworks display application and sponsorship.
• Approved the Real Estate Purchase Agreement in principle for the Dutch John land purchase.
• Approved the Cash Summary dated February 26, 2021, and the Expected Revenue Report.
• Approved the Open Invoice Register for February 25, 2021, in the amount of $30,454.17, and the Disbursement Listing in the amount of $77,545.64.

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will discuss updates to the county procurement code and business license regulations. The body will also consider a tax abatement for HT-03-TH1 and a potential economic development RFP.

• Abatement of UPP Tax for HT-03-TH1
• Amending the Daggett County Procurement Code
• Possible Economic Development RFP
• Amending Daggett County Code Title 3 Section 1 regarding business licenses
• Closed session for possible purchase, exchange, or lease of real property

The Daggett County Commission approved changing the business license period from April 1 to May 15, aligning with UPP tax dates, and continued discussions on other license issues. They also discussed amending the procurement code, considering raising the professional services threshold to $30,000, but no final decision was made. The commission approved routine financial reports and a tax abatement for a deceased property owner.

• Approved minutes for Feb 16, 2021 with correction (unanimous)
• Accepted Cash Summary dated Feb 20, 2021 (unanimous)
• Approved Open Invoice Register for Feb 18, 2021, $19,309.51 (unanimous)
• Accepted Disbursement Listing from Zions Checking, Feb 14-18, 2021, $49,943.50 (unanimous)
• Approved abatement of UPP taxes for Salvatore Macri, $39.77 (unanimous)
• Changed business license period from April 1 to May 15 (unanimous)

Commission Meetings

The Commission will consider extending the COVID-19 proclamation and discussing a Dutch John Fire Agreement. Other items include potential amendments to the procurement code and the creation of a legal secretary position.

• Extension of COVID-19 Proclamation
• Dutch John Fire Agreement
• Creation of Legal Secretary position in County Attorney’s Office
• Amendment of Daggett County Procurement Code
• Possible Economic Development RFP

The Daggett County Commission approved an amended fire services agreement with Dutch John, increasing the annual payment to $9,000 and updating terms. They also created a part-time legal secretary position in the County Attorney's office. Several financial reports were approved, and the procurement code amendment was tabled.

• Approved amended Dutch John fire agreement with $9,000 annual payment (unanimous)
• Created part-time legal secretary position in County Attorney's office (unanimous)
• Approved Cash Summary dated February 12, 2021 (unanimous)
• Approved Open Invoice Register for February 15, 2021, $49,895.16 (unanimous)
• Approved Disbursement Listing Feb 7-14, 2021, $89,372.38 (unanimous)
• Waived late fees on utility accounts 14401 and 10101 (unanimous)
• Extended COVID-19 Proclamation declaring local emergency (unanimous)
• Tabled procurement code amendment and economic development RFP

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will hold a public hearing regarding the Permanent Community Impact-Capital Improvement List. The body will also consider updates to the county procurement code and the ratification of a new Tri-County Health Department Director.

• Public hearing on Permanent Community Impact-Capital Improvement List
• Consideration of amending the Daggett County Procurement Code
• Ratification of Kirk Benge as Director of Tri-County Health Department
• Discussion of Economic Development RFP
• Closed session regarding purchase, exchange, or lease of real property

The Daggett County Commission approved minutes, financial reports, and the open invoice register, and ratified Kirk Benge as director of the Tri-County Health Department. They tabled amendments to the procurement code and an economic development RFP until next week. No purchase orders were approved.

• Approved minutes for Dec 29, 2020, Jan 5, 2021, and Feb 2, 2021 meetings (unanimous)
• Acknowledged receipt of Cash Summary and Expected Revenue reports (unanimous)
• Approved Open Invoice Register for Feb 8, 2021 for $35,858.04 (unanimous)
• Acknowledged Disbursement Listing from Zions Checking for Jan 29-Feb 7, 2021 for $83,448.85 (unanimous)
• Ratified Kirk Benge as Director of Tri-County Health Department (unanimous)
• Approved Gallagher Benefit Services Client Coverage Acknowledgment and Compensation Disclosure Statement (unanimous)
• Tabled amendment to Daggett County Procurement Code until next week
• Tabled Economic Development RFP until next week

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will hold a public hearing regarding the Permanent Community Impact-Capital Improvement List. The body will also consider amendments to the county procurement code and the ratification of a new Tri-County Health Department Director.

• Public hearing on Permanent Community Impact-Capital Improvement List County Area Priority
• Consideration of amending the Daggett County Procurement Code
• Ratification of Kirk Benge as Director of Tri-County Health Department
• Discussion of possible Economic Development RFP
• Closed session regarding possible purchase, exchange, or lease of real property

The Daggett County Commission held a public hearing to review and prioritize community capital improvement projects for the 1-year and 2-5 year lists. No formal decisions were made; the hearing was for discussion and input, with a compiled list to be sent for review before submission to the Office of Housing and Community Development by April 1, 2021.

• No formal decisions made; hearing was for project list review and public input
• Dutch John kept Fiber Optic Internet as #1 priority on 1-year list
• Manila kept Planning and Zoning Ordinance update as #1 priority, requesting $25,000 grant
• Manila amended 2-5 year list to move Bike and Pedestrian Path to #1
• County moved 2-5 year list items #3 and down to 1-year list, shifting priorities
• County Property Acquisition moved to 2-5 year list, placed after Rodeo Grounds Improvement

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will hold a public hearing regarding the Permanent Community Impact-Capital Improvement List. The body will also consider updates to the county procurement code and the ratification of a new health department director.

• Public hearing on Permanent Community Impact-Capital Improvement List
• Discussion on amending the Daggett County Procurement Code
• Ratification of Kirk Benge as Director of Tri-County Health Department
• Discussion of possible Economic Development RFP
• Closed session regarding purchase, exchange, or lease of real property

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

This notice provides logistical information regarding the upcoming meeting of Daggett County Boards and Committees. The location is subject to change between the park pavilion and the county courthouse commissioners chamber depending on building access.

The Shooting Range Committee approved constructing one rifle range lane by June 1, 2021, with a unanimous vote. They also approved monthly range cleanups and discussed fundraising, signage, and a potential land purchase. The committee collected $2,114 in donations toward a $10,000 goal by March 1.

• Approved construction of one rifle range lane by June 1, 2021 (unanimous)
• Approved monthly range cleanup after meetings, weather permitting (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from November 7, 2020 meeting (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will review financial reports and discuss the potential purchase, exchange, or lease of real property in closed sessions. The body will also consider a business agreement with Gallagher Benefit Services, Inc. and a possible economic development RFP.

• Business Associate Agreement with Gallagher Benefit Services, Inc
• Surplusing of office equipment including a printer and check scanner
• Sale of HP Envy (Tag #4057) for fair market value to Keri Pallesen
• Letter of support for the trails
• Closed session regarding purchase, exchange, or lease of real property

Commission Meetings

The Commission will discuss goals for County Emergency Management and the Manila Clinic. The body is also considering a fire agreement for Dutch John and the 2021 chairmanship duties.

• Discussion of Manila Clinic with Dr. Karl Breitenbach
• Consideration of Dutch John Fire Agreement
• Review of phone system quotes
• Surplusing of four Ithaca receipt printers and recording receipter
• Closed session regarding purchase, exchange, or lease of real property

The Daggett County Commission approved a new phone system (Option #1) with a 2-1 vote, with Commissioner Asay dissenting. The commission also voted to keep Randy Asay as Commission Chairman for 2021, tabled the commission duties list, and approved the Dutch John Fire Agreement with amendments. Several financial reports and transfers were approved, and a letter of support for trails in Dutch John was tabled.

• Approved new phone system Option #1 (2-1), keeping one fax line in copy room
• Reappointed Randy Asay as Commission Chairman for 2021 (unanimous)
• Tabled Commission Duties list until next week (unanimous)
• Approved Dutch John Fire Agreement with amendments (unanimous)
• Approved revised Open Invoice Register of $132,141.54 (unanimous)
• Approved Disbursement Listing of $18,970.73 (unanimous)
• Approved Interfund Transfer of $8,385.00 for Sheriff's F-150 (unanimous)
• Tabled letter of support for trails in Dutch John (unanimous)

Commission Meetings

The Commission will discuss several items including fire agreements for Dutch John and Manila. The meeting also includes updates on COVID-19, the county jail, and local EMS district formation.

• Dutch John Fire Agreement discussion
• Manila Fire Agreement discussion
• Emergency Management presentation by Mechelle Miller
• Utah Association of Counties Membership Assessment Invoice review
• Permanent Community Impact Fund (PCIF/CIB) Capital Improvements List

The commission approved a $2,500 increase in the Dutch John Fire Agreement base rate, from $5,000 to $7,500, and approved the 2021 UAC assessment payment. They also accepted financial reports, including the open invoice register and disbursement listing, and tabled the Manila Fire Agreement and the PCIF/CIB capital improvement list for further review.

• Approved increase in Dutch John Fire Agreement base rate from $5,000 to $7,500 (unanimous)
• Approved payment of 2021 UAC Assessment (unanimous)
• Accepted Cash Summary and Expected Revenue reports (unanimous)
• Approved Open Invoice Register dated January 14, 2021 in the amount of $18,970.73 (unanimous)
• Accepted Disbursement Listing from Zions Checking for January 11-14, 2021 in the amount of $175,859.66 (unanimous)
• Tabled Manila Fire Agreement (unanimous)
• Tabled PCIF/CIB Capital Improvement List until next week (unanimous)
• Approved minutes for November 24, 2020 and amended January 12, 2021 meetings (unanimous)

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will discuss the Manila Airport Instrument Landing Approach Project and a potential award to CIVCO Engineering. The body will also hold closed sessions regarding the purchase, exchange, or lease of real property. Other items include updates on the local EMS district and the county jail.

• Award consideration to CIVCO Engineering for Manila Airport Instrument Landing Approach Project
• Closed session for possible purchase, exchange or lease of real property
• RDA closed session for possible purchase, exchange or lease of real property
• Discussion of Local EMS District formation
• Presentation of Division of Wildlife Resources PILT check

The Daggett County Commission approved a $111,000 agreement with CIVCO Engineering for the Manila Airport Instrument Landing Approach (ILA) project, including the county's $11,000 match. The commission also approved the Cash Summary Report, Open Invoice Register ($100,926.97), and Disbursement Listing ($31,653.68). No purchase orders were approved, and no citizen comments were given.

• Approved CIVCO Engineering agreement for Manila Airport ILA project ($111,000, unanimous)
• Approved Cash Summary Report and Expected Revenue Report as of January 11, 2021 (unanimous)
• Approved Open Invoice Register dated January 12, 2021 in the amount of $100,926.97 (unanimous)
• Approved Disbursement Listing from Zions Checking for January 1-10, 2021 in the amount of $31,653.68 (unanimous)
• Approved minutes for October 21 and October 22, 2020 public hearings (unanimous)

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will discuss several service agreements and a budget amendment. The body is also considering a resolution regarding county office hours and the reappointment of a board member.

• Dutch John Water System Engineer of Record Agreement
• Resolution 20-13A to amend the Calendar Year 2020 Daggett County Budget
• Spillman Technologies Purchase Agreement
• Resolution 21-01 regarding County Office Hours
• Reappointment of Keri Pallesen to the Northeast Counseling Board