Roosevelt public meetings in 2023

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a work session to review proposed updates to Title 17 of the Roosevelt City Municipal Code. The commission will consider making a recommendation to the City Council regarding these zoning revisions.

• Work session to review proposed revisions to Title 17 (Zoning)
• Motion to make a recommendation to City Council regarding zoning updates

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council will hold its regular meeting on December 19, 2023, to consider several action items, including a right-of-way agreement with Uinta Wax, the 2024 public meeting and holiday closure calendar, and multiple planning and zoning requests (Muller Minor Subdivision, Summer Hills Subdivision amendment and preliminary plat, and Nelson Lot Line Adjustment). The council will also review an updated code review calendar and a fuel and equipment donation offer for the Rough Rider Shooting Complex. The agenda includes standard items like public comment, expenditure approval, and a closed session.

• Approval of Right of Way Agreement between Roosevelt City and Uinta Wax (temporary pipeline easement, $250 application fee, $0.10 per foot)
• Approval of 2024 Public Meeting and Holiday Closure Calendar
• Planning and Zoning: Muller Minor Subdivision Request, Summer Hills Subdivision Amendment and Preliminary Plat, Nelson Lot Line Adjustment
• Presentation of Updated Code Review Calendar and Next Titles for Review
• Fuel and Equipment Donation Offer for Rough Rider Shooting Complex from Summit Line

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Roosevelt City Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a regular meeting on December 6, 2023, to consider several subdivision requests, including the Muller Minor Subdivision, Kulland Minor Subdivision, Summer Hills Subdivision Amendment, and Nelson Lot Line Adjustment. They will also discuss recommendations for Title 15 and 16 for the City Council. The agenda includes a public hearing for the Muller Minor Subdivision Request.

• Public hearing and action on Muller Minor Subdivision Request
• Action on Kulland Minor Subdivision Request
• Action on Summer Hills Subdivision Amendment and Preliminary Plat Approval
• Action on Nelson Lot Line Adjustment
• Title 15 and 16 Recommendations for City Council

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council will canvass the 2023 municipal election results, consider several action items including a rezone request, right-of-way discussions, and municipal code updates, and review expenditures and capital projects. The meeting includes public comment and a possible closed session.

• 2023 Municipal Election Canvass and approval of results
• Duchesne County Water Conservancy District Cathodic Protection Proposal
• First Responder Mental Health Memorandum of Agreement
• Buxton Rezone Request from R-1-10 to R-R-1
• Municipal Code Update, Titles 1-4 and 13

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council is holding an emergency meeting to discuss a resolution regarding equipment financing. The council will consider authorizing a municipal lease-purchase agreement to acquire equipment for public benefit.

• Resolution authorizing a municipal lease-purchase agreement for equipment acquisition

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council will hold its regular meeting on November 7, 2023, to consider several action items, including a resolution amending the consolidated fee schedule, a facility use contract with the school district, multiple planning and zoning requests, and various policy and contract approvals. The agenda also includes public comment, committee appointments, and a possible closed session.

• Resolution adopting amendment to Consolidated Fee Schedule 2023-319
• Roosevelt City/Duchesne County School District Facility Use Contract Approval
• Rezone request R-1-10 to R-R-1 by Greg Buxton
• Jim Dieter Zone Change Request
• Police Department pole camera purchase (capital project approval)

Arts, Parks, and Recreation Committee

The Roosevelt City Arts, Parks, and Recreation Committee is meeting to handle routine business, including approving minutes, reviewing the 2024 Major Events Calendar, and approving the Winterfest 2024 advertising budget. They will also discuss an Alex Sharpe concert, select a committee logo, appoint a head of UBIC activities, and update vendor fees and user agreements. Subcommittee reports and a City Council report are also on the agenda.

• Approval of Winterfest 2024 Advertising Budget
• Review of Major Events Calendar 2024
• Alex Sharpe Concert
• Selection of an APR Committee Logo
• Vendor Fees & User Agreements Update

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council will hold a regular meeting with a public hearing on amendments to the Consolidated Fee Schedule, including new animal shelter and fire department fees. Action items include approving the fee schedule amendment, discussing an arts and recreation committee update with a frisbee golf request, and considering an animal overlay zoning district. Discussion items cover a public infrastructure district, city attorney contract, task force participation, sports complex fundraising, and a hunting ordinance.

• Public hearing on fee schedule amendments (Resolution 2023-319) for animal shelter and fire department fees
• Action on animal overlay zoning district
• Discussion of Public Infrastructure District (PID)
• Discussion of sports complex fundraising
• Discussion of hunting ordinance

Arts, Parks, and Recreation Committee

The Roosevelt City Arts, Parks, and Recreation Committee will hold its regular meeting to discuss and decide on several business items, including plans for Winterfest 2024, selection of a committee logo, appointment of a head for UBIC activities, updates to vendor fees and user agreements, and approval of Fall Festival expenditures. The committee will also receive reports from its Arts, Parks, and Recreation subcommittees and a report from the City Council.

• Winterfest 2024 planning
• Selection of an APR Committee Logo
• Appointment of Head of UBIC Activities
• Vendor Fees & User Agreements Update
• Fall Festival Expenditure Approvals

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Roosevelt City Planning and Zoning Commission will hold its regular meeting on October 4, 2023, at 5:30 p.m. at the Roosevelt Municipal Building. The agenda includes action items on a master site plan for Northeastern Counseling and a storm drain upgrade for Roosevelt Meadows Phase II, followed by a manager's report and future discussion items.

• Northeastern Counseling Master Site Plan (presented by Kyle Snow)
• Roosevelt Meadows Phase II Storm Drain Upgrade (Northeastern Counseling & Gordon Snow)
• Approval of minutes from September 6, 2023

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council will hold its regular meeting on October 3, 2023, to discuss and act on several items, including a city car lease program, an animal overlay zoning district, fee schedule amendments, and a FY2024 budget reopen. The council will also consider multiple contracts, including school district agreements, a Life Flight contract, and a city attorney contract, plus various land use and infrastructure items.

• Public hearing on fee schedule amendments for airport hangar space lease and aquatic center swim club fees
• Action on FY2024 budget reopen for city car lease program
• Approval of Duchesne County School District facilities use and school resource officer contracts
• Award of State Street Cottonwood Creek Tunnel engineering contract
• Approval of Life Flight contract and city attorney contract

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council is holding a joint meeting with the Duchesne County School Board to consider two action items: a School Resource Officer Agreement and a Facilities Use Agreement. The council will also enter a closed session as permitted by Utah Code 52-4-205(1)(d). The meeting is scheduled for September 27, 2023, at 6:00 p.m. at the Duchesne County School District office.

• School Resource Officer Agreement
• Facilities Use Agreement
• Closed session under Utah Code 52-4-205(1)(d)

Airport Board

The Roosevelt City Airport Board is meeting to discuss and potentially recommend a private hangar space lease rate for a fee schedule resolution. The agenda includes this item and future discussion topics.

• Private hangar space lease rate recommendation for fee schedule resolution

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Roosevelt City Planning and Zoning Commission will hold its regular meeting to consider action items including final plats for two subdivisions and a storm drain upgrade, as well as discuss recommendations for Title 17 of the city code. The meeting is open to the public and will begin at 5:30 p.m. at the Roosevelt Municipal Building.

• Southtown Subdivision Final Plat - Rob McNeel
• Ken Cole Home Subdivision Final Plat - Kyle Smoot
• Roosevelt Meadows Phase II Storm Drain Upgrade - Northeastern Counseling & Gordon Snow
• Roosevelt City Code Update Project – Title 17 Recommendations

The Commission unanimously approved the final plats for the Southtown and Ken Cole Home subdivisions. It also approved a storm drain upgrade for Roosevelt Meadows Phase II. Recommendations for the Title 17 code update project were tabled.

• Approved Southtown Subdivision final plat (unanimous)
• Approved Ken Cole Home Subdivision final plat (unanimous)
• Approved Roosevelt Meadows Phase II 18” diameter storm drain upgrade (unanimous)
• Approved August 2, 2023 minutes (unanimous)
• Tabled Roosevelt City Code Update Project – Title 17 Recommendations

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council will hold a public hearing and vote on closing the Fiscal Year 2023 budget and amending city fees for sports, animal shelter, and sanitation. They will also consider several action items, including agreements with the school district, a secondary irrigation project, and multiple capital purchases. The agenda includes many routine approvals and updates.

• Public hearing and action on FY23 budget closure
• Fee schedule amendments for sports, animal shelter, sanitation
• MOU with Duchesne County School District for facilities use and School Resource Officer services
• Secondary Irrigation System Phase III project ($189,600 engineering proposal)
• Capital purchases: backhoe, fence, snowplow A-frames, cargo trailer, and more

The Council closed the Fiscal Year 2023 budget and approved amendments to the city fee schedule. They awarded engineering and lighting bids for city projects and approved several trail easement agreements.

• Approved Fiscal Year 2023 budget closure (unanimous)
• Approved fee schedule amendments for recreation, animal shelter, and storm water (unanimous)
• Awarded Secondary Irrigation System Phase III bid to Jones and DeMille Engineering (unanimous)
• Approved multiple right of way and easement agreements for Cottonwood Creek Trail (unanimous)
• Awarded Sports Complex lighting bid to Musco Lighting (unanimous)
• Approved Sports Complex change orders for mow strip, bleacher shade, maintenance shed, and other amenities (unanimous)
• Approved republishing the bid for the Innovation Hub project (unanimous)
• Appointed Jeremy Johnson to the Parks/Sports subcommittee (unanimous)

City Council

The Roosevelt City Redevelopment Agency will hold a public hearing to accept comments on a draft project area plan and budget for the proposed Main Street Community Reinvestment Project Area, covering about 379 acres near Main and Lagoon Streets. The plan requests an estimated $4,765,448 in property tax revenues from future development to fund project costs, including administration and a grant fund reimbursement to Roosevelt City. The hearing is scheduled for August 15, 2023, at 5:30 p.m. at the Roosevelt City Administration Building.

• Public hearing on draft project area plan and budget for Main Street Community Reinvestment Project Area
• Proposed project area: approximately 379 acres at Main Street and Lagoon Street
• Estimated $4,765,448 in property tax revenues requested for project costs
• Tax revenue allocations: Duchesne County $1,323,275; Duchesne County School District $3,249,398; Roosevelt City $1,324,575; Duchesne County Mosquito Abatement District $62,363; Duchesne County Water Conservancy District $134,471; Central Utah Water Conservancy District $259,848
• Funds to be used for project administration and creation, and a grant fund reimbursement to Roosevelt City

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council will hold a public hearing and consider resolutions to adopt a Project Area Plan and Budget for the Main Street Community Reinvestment Project Area, a 379-acre downtown area. The council will also discuss several action items including procurement, a frisbee golf course, a backup generator, sports complex change orders, and various contracts and purchases.

• Public hearing and resolutions to adopt Main Street Community Reinvestment Project Area Plan and Budget (approx. 379 acres at Main and Lagoon Streets)
• ICAC MOU approval
• Frisbee Golf in Constitution Park request
• Sports complex change orders (backstop wall, batting cages, pavilion, etc.)
• Capital purchases: fire brush truck, police rifles, parks utility vehicle, recreation mini-golf

The City Council and Redevelopment Agency approved the initial plan and budget for the Main Street Community Reinvestment Project. The Council also authorized several capital purchases for fire, police, and parks departments, and approved a contract increase for the Gun Range Project.

• Approved Project Area Plan and Budget for Main Street Community Reinvestment Project (5-0)
• Approved ICAC Taskforce Memorandum of Understanding (unanimous)
• Approved temporary frisbee golf baskets at Constitution Park (unanimous)
• Approved hiring an engineer for police and city office backup generator plans (unanimous)
• Denied change order for 700 series sprinklers at Sports Complex (5-0)
• Approved sending Innovation Hub exterior design out to bid (unanimous)
• Approved $12,000 contract increase for Jones and DeMille Gun Range Project (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of fire brush truck, police ammunition, and rubber mulch (unanimous)

Roosevelt Redevelopment Agency

The Roosevelt Redevelopment Agency will hold a public hearing and consider resolutions to adopt a Project Area Plan and Budget for the Main Street Community Reinvestment Project Area, covering about 379 acres downtown near Main and Lagoon Streets. This is a decision on a proposed reinvestment area, not a final approval of specific projects.

• Public hearing on proposed Main Street Community Reinvestment Project Area (approx. 379 acres)
• Resolution to adopt Project Area Plan for Main Street Community Reinvestment Project Area
• Resolution to adopt Project Area Budget for Main Street Community Reinvestment Project Area

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Roosevelt City Planning and Zoning Commission will hold its regular meeting on August 2, 2023, to consider a right-of-way request at 1050 West Lagoon Street, a preliminary plat for the Hillcrest Subdivision, and proposed amendments to animal regulations and an overlay district. The commission will also review proposed revisions to City Code Titles 15, 16, and 17, and receive legislative training on processing land use applications.

• Right of Way Request – 1050 West Lagoon Street
• Hillcrest Subdivision Preliminary Plat
• Animal Amendments / Overlay District
• City Code Update Project – Titles 15, 16, 17 review
• Legislative Update Training – Processing Land Use Applications

The Commission approved a right of way request for 1050 West Lagoon Street and a preliminary construction plan for the Hillcrest Subdivision. Additionally, the Commission recommended that the City Council maintain current animal zoning requirements.

• Approved right of way request for 1050 West Lagoon Street (unanimous)
• Approved Hillcrest Subdivision preliminary construction plan (3-0)
• Recommended City Council keep current animal zoning requirements (unanimous)
• Approved July 5, 2023, minutes (unanimous)

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council is holding its regular meeting to consider several action items, including approving a fraud risk assessment, declaring a backhoe and water tender as surplus property, approving a city billboard, and discussing memorandums of understanding with Duchesne County School District regarding a School Resource Officer and facility use. The meeting also includes routine items like minutes approval, public comment, and committee reports.

• Fraud Risk Assessment approval
• City Property Surplus Approval: Backhoe and Water Tender
• City Billboard Approval
• Roosevelt City/DCSD MOU Discussion re: School Resource Officer
• Roosevelt City/DCSD MOU Discussion re: Facility Use Agreement

The Council approved the FY2023 Fraud Risk Assessment and authorized the sale of surplus equipment via sealed bid. They also approved $5,000 from the discretionary budget for new city billboards. Discussions continued regarding agreements with the Duchesne County School District for a school resource officer and facility use.

• Approved July 18 and July 25, 2023 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Fiscal Year 2023 City Fraud Risk Assessment (unanimous)
• Approved surplussing of a backhoe and water tender via sealed bid (unanimous)
• Approved up to $5,000 from Council Discretionary Budget for city billboards (unanimous)
• Approved presented purchase orders (unanimous)

Economic Development Committee

The Roosevelt City Economic Development Committee will hold a regular meeting to discuss city updates, including the gun range, ball fields, nature park, redevelopment district, and PID development, as well as committee goals, budget, and follow-ups from previous meetings. The agenda is largely procedural, with no specific decisions or proposals detailed.

• Gun Range update
• Ball Fields update
• Nature Park update
• Roosevelt Redevelopment District update
• Roosevelt PID Development update

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council is holding a special meeting to consider two temporary construction access agreements that would allow the city to cross private property to build ball fields at the Roosevelt City Sports Complex. The agreements are with Jimmy David Brotherson Jr. and the Eldredge Burr S Trust, granting the city temporary access for up to six months or until construction is complete. The council will also hold a public comment period.

• Temporary access agreement with Jimmy David Brotherson Jr. for property at 1123 Park Ridge Dr.
• Temporary access agreement with Eldredge Burr S Trust for property at 10 E. Lagoon St.
• Agreements allow a 50-foot-wide access road on Brotherson property and a 115-foot-wide road on Eldredge property
• City responsible for road maintenance and restoration after construction
• Public comment period open for residents

The City Council approved two temporary access agreements for properties at 10 E. Lagoon Street and 1123 Park Ridge Dr. to allow equipment access to the Sports Complex construction site. The agreements are limited to six months or until project completion.

• Approved temporary access agreements for 10 E. Lagoon Street and 1123 Park Ridge Dr. with compensation not to exceed $2,500

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council is meeting to consider several action items, including approving a $2,000,000 state grant for a secondary water pipeline project, a hangar lease agreement, and capital purchases for the parks and recreation departments. They will also discuss procurement policy, term limits for the mayor and council, and an update on city ordinance progress. The meeting includes a public comment period and a closed session as permitted by Utah law.

• Approval of $2,000,000 ARPA grant for 11,500 feet of secondary water pipeline to serve 146 customers
• Approval of hangar lease agreement for airport hangar lots (15-year term, rent per square foot)
• Capital purchases: lawnmower for Parks Department, sharpener equipment and fertilizer spreader for Recreation Department
• Discussion on procurement policy and mayor/city council term limits
• RFP for auditing services and Secondary Phase III Grant Approval

The Council approved several equipment purchases for the Parks and Recreation departments and updated the procurement policy regarding expenditure approvals. They also approved a water assistance contract amendment and new hangar lease agreements. A request to vacate city property in the Parkview subdivision was referred for staff research.

• Approved amendment to Workforce Services water contract (unanimous)
• Approved $27,739 purchase of Hustler riding lawn mower (unanimous)
• Approved $44,000 purchase of second-hand reel sharpener equipment (unanimous)
• Approved $26,438 purchase of fertilizer sprayer/spreader (unanimous)
• Approved policy allowing funds to be expended up to the total approved project amount without additional council approval (unanimous)
• Approved residential and commercial hangar lease agreements with 120-day termination notice and subletting provisions
• Decided to review City Ordinance Titles 1-4 by August 1st meeting
• Approved June 20, 2023, meeting minutes pending corrections (unanimous)

Airport Board

The Roosevelt City Airport Board will hold its regular meeting on July 13, 2023, at 5:30 p.m. at the Roosevelt Municipal Building. The board will discuss several items including replacing AWOS equipment, FY2024 airfield pavement preservation, a TAC meeting, a hangar ground lease agreement, and private hangar space. No final decisions are indicated on the agenda.

• AWOS Equipment Replacement
• FY2024 Airfield Pavement Preservation
• MPU – TAC Meeting #3
• Hangar Ground Lease Agreement
• Private Hangar Space Discussion

Interfaith Advisory Committee

The Roosevelt City Interfaith Advisory Committee is holding a regular meeting to review minutes and discuss upcoming events, including the UBIC parade, a Thanksgiving meal, and T-shirts. The agenda is routine and contains no major policy decisions or financial actions.

• Approval of June 14, 2023 minutes
• Discussion and approval of UBIC parade
• Discussion and approval of Thanksgiving meal
• Discussion and approval of T-shirts

Arts, Parks, and Recreation Committee

The Roosevelt City Arts, Parks, and Recreation Committee will hold its regular meeting to approve minutes, welcome new members, and discuss several items including an update on the Duchesne County Master Trails Plan and Mountain Bike Park, a debrief of 4th of July activities, and a discussion of vendor fees to be recommended to the City Council. Subcommittees will also report on upcoming events.

• Welcome new committee members: Melissa Yergensen (Arts), Dana Ross (Arts), Michael Hawley (Recreation)
• Mike Gottfredson to present Duchesne County Master Trails Plan & Mountain Bike Park update
• Discussion of vendor fees to be recommended to City Council
• 4th of July activities debrief
• Subcommittee reports on upcoming events

The committee approved a $15 monthly expenditure for a shared email account and voted to cancel the August 10 meeting. Members also reviewed July 4th activities and received updates on pickleball and disc golf events.

• Approved June 1, 2023 meeting minutes (Unanimous)
• Approved $15 per month expenditure for committee email account (Unanimous)
• Cancelled August 10, 2023 meeting (Unanimous)

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Roosevelt City Planning and Zoning Commission will hold its regular meeting to consider approval of preliminary plats for the Hidden Lakes Subdivision and a subdivision by Altitude Premier Construction, LLC, as well as amendments to animal regulations and an overlay district. The commission will also nominate and appoint a chair, receive a legislative update on land use applications, and hear a report from the Planning and Zoning Division Manager.

• Nomination/Appointment of Commission Chair
• Subdivision Preliminary Plat Approval - Hidden Lakes Subdivision
• Subdivision Preliminary Plat Approval - Altitude Premier Construction, LLC
• Animal Amendments/Overlay District
• Legislative Update Training - Reviewing Land Use Applications

The Commission approved preliminary plats for the Hidden Lakes Subdivision (Phase I) and Altitude Premier Construction, LLC. The body also appointed a new Commission Chair and tabled a discussion on animal amendments and overlay districts.

• Approved June 7, 2023 minutes (unanimous)
• Appointed Dale Tribe as Commission Chair (unanimous)
• Approved Hidden Lakes Subdivision Preliminary Plat for Phase I (unanimous)
• Approved Altitude Premier Construction, LLC preliminary plat (unanimous)
• Tabled animal amendments/overlay district discussion (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council approved the Fiscal Year 2024 budget with a $250,000 increase for the Gun Range. The council also finalized the Bake annexation with R-R-1 zoning and updated fee schedules for city facilities. Several agreements, including a court security contract and a field use agreement, were approved.

• Approved Fiscal Year 2024 Budget with additional $250,000 for Gun Range (unanimous)
• Approved Bake annexation and R-R-1 zoning assignment (unanimous)
• Approved fee schedule amendments for Aquatic Center, field use, Animal Shelter, and Municipal Airport (unanimous)
• Approved Court Security Agreement with Eighth District Court (unanimous)
• Approved Field Use Agreement for city ball fields (unanimous)
• Approved 5-year BP contract provided price does not fluctuate more than 10% (unanimous)
• Approved Moonlake Electric Easement (unanimous)
• Appointed Dana Ross and Mike Hawley to Arts, Parks, and Recreation Committee (unanimous)

Interfaith Advisory Committee

The Roosevelt City Interfaith Advisory Committee will hold a regular meeting to discuss several items, including a date change for the citywide cleanup, summer concerts, payment for advertising, and T-shirts. The committee will also hear community updates and make recommendations for the City Council.

• Citywide Cleanup date change
• Summer Concerts
• Payment for Advertising
• T-shirts

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Roosevelt City Planning and Zoning Commission holds its regular meeting to act on several items, including nominating and appointing a new chair, completing OPMA training, and considering zoning for the proposed Bake Annexation. The commission will also review animal-related amendments and an overlay district, and hear a report from the Planning and Zoning Division Manager.

• Nomination and appointment of Planning and Zoning Chair
• OPMA training
• Zoning for proposed Bake Annexation
• Animal amendments/overlay district
• Planning and Zoning Division Manager report

The commission approved R-R-1 zoning for the proposed Bake Annexation based on staff recommendations. The appointment of a Commission Chair and animal amendments were both tabled. The commission also approved the minutes from the April 5, 2023, meeting.

• Approved R-R-1 zoning for proposed Bake Annexation (4-0)
• Approved April 5, 2023, minutes (unanimous)
• Tabled nomination and appointment of Planning and Zoning Chair
• Tabled animal amendments/overlay district (unanimous)

City Council

The Council approved a contract for the Sports Complex project and a main hangar lease agreement. Members also reviewed a proposed 2024 Fiscal Budget featuring a 6% overall increase and a 9% cost-of-living adjustment for employees.

• Awarded Sports Complex bid to Armor Construction (4-0)
• Approved main hangar lease agreement
• Approved May 15, 2023 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved purchase orders as presented (unanimous)
• Tabled committee appointments
• Tabled field use agreement

Arts, Parks, and Recreation Committee

The Roosevelt City Arts, Parks, and Recreation Committee will hold its regular meeting to approve minutes, discuss budget proposals for the 2023-2024 fiscal year, and consider vendor fees to recommend to the City Council. The agenda includes several specific funding requests and a review of the 4th of July activities.

• Approve additional $164 for Lamb of God expenses
• Designate $845 of Spring Fling income to Arts Subcommittee budget
• Discuss budget proposals including $7,000 for Jurassic Classic Disc Golf Event, $5,000 for Disc Golf Course, $6,000 for Basketball Court Fence, $2,500 for Pickleball Practice Board & Paddle Rotation Holders, and $10,000 from Rec. Sub. & $8,000 from Pooled APR for Teddy's Playground Park
• Discussion of vendor fees to be recommended to City Council
• Discussion of Pickleball League Management under the Recreation Department

The committee approved several expenditures for park improvements, including a new disc golf course and footgolf installation. A recommendation for a partition fence at Central Park was sent to the City Council. Funding for general recreation sponsorships was postponed pending policy clarification.

• Approved $10,000 pooled and $8,000 recreation budget for Teddy’s Playground Park (unanimous)
• Approved $3,000 for footgolf installation at Roosevelt Golf Course (unanimous)
• Approved $7,000 for Jurassic Classic Disc Golf Tournament (unanimous)
• Approved $2,500 for pickleball practice board and paddle holders at Central Park (unanimous)
• Recommended 4-foot partition fence at Central Park to City Council (unanimous)
• Designated $5,000 community donation for Teddy’s Playground Park disc golf course (unanimous)
• Designated $845 Spring Fling income to Arts Subcommittee budget (unanimous)
• Approved $164 for Lamb of God advertising expenditures (unanimous)

Economic Development Committee

The Roosevelt City Economic Development Committee is holding its regular meeting with no specific action items listed. The agenda consists of routine updates on city and committee activities, discussion of committee goals and budget, and follow-up from the previous meeting.

• Committee budget discussion
• Committee goals discussion
• Follow-up from previous meeting

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council will hold its regular meeting with public hearings on reopening the FY2023 budget for animal shelter improvements and amending recreation fees, followed by action on the tentative FY2024 budget, several grants and contracts, and other items. The agenda also includes committee appointments, recognitions, and a closed session.

• Public hearing: FY2023 budget reopen/adjustments for animal shelter building improvements
• Public hearing: amendments to Consolidated Fee Schedule (Recreation Department fees)
• Action: FY2024 tentative budget approval
• Action: UORG 2023 grant acceptance (Nature Park)
• Action: Cherry Peak Resort contract for July 4th fireworks

The City Council approved the tentative fiscal year 2024 budget and a budget adjustment for animal shelter heating and cooling improvements. The council also authorized the 'Teddy’s Playground' project and accepted grants for the Nature Park and Cottonwood Creek Phase I.

• Approved tentative Fiscal Year 2024 budget (unanimous)
• Approved budget adjustment for animal shelter heating and cooling improvements (unanimous)
• Approved moving forward with 'Teddy’s Playground' project (unanimous)
• Approved signing of UORG grant for Nature Park (unanimous)
• Approved Cottonwood Creek Phase I grant (unanimous)
• Approved Moon Lake Electric easement for flagpole power (unanimous)
• Approved expenditure for new 800 MHz police radios (unanimous)
• Tabled Recreation Department fee amendments and Field Use Agreement

Arts, Parks, and Recreation Committee

The Roosevelt City Arts, Parks, and Recreation Committee is holding its regular meeting to discuss and vote on several items, including budget approvals for upcoming events and a credit card limit increase. The agenda includes introductions of new members, follow-ups on subcommittee emails, and reports from subcommittees and the City Council.

• Bike Month Bingo Budget Approval - $500
• 4th of July Day Activities Budget Approval - $1,000
• Raise APR Credit Card Monthly Limit
• Introduction of new APR Committee members & Recreation Administration
• Nutcracker Performance report

The committee unanimously approved $500 for Bike Month Bingo prizes, $1,000 for July 4th activity supplies, and a $500 donation to the Uintah Basin Treasure Game. Discussion also covered creating official email addresses for subcommittees and clarifying purchasing procedures.

• Approved $500 for Bike Month Bingo prizes and closing event (unanimous)
• Approved $1,000 for July 4th day activity supplies (unanimous)
• Approved $500 donation to Uintah Basin Treasure Game (unanimous)

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council will hold a public hearing to receive comments on reopening the Fiscal Year 2023 budget to make adjustments for building improvements at the Animal Shelter. This is the only item on the agenda, and the hearing is open to public input.

• Public hearing on FY23 Budget Reopening
• Adjustments for building improvements at the Animal Shelter

Airport Board

The Roosevelt City Airport Board is holding a special meeting to discuss several airport items, including a hangar lease agreement, an AWOS system update, a hangar roof replacement update, and land acquisition with a possible federal process for FAA reimbursement. The meeting is scheduled for April 26, 2023, at 5:30 p.m. at the Roosevelt Municipal Building.

• Hangar Lease Agreement
• AWOS System Update
• Hangar Roof Replacement Update
• Land Acquisition: Federal Process if seeking FAA reimbursement later

The board established a $300 rate for hangar space in the main City hangar. Members discussed lease terms and land acquisition strategies, though no final vote was recorded for the lease agreement or land purchase.

• Set hangar space rate in main City hangar at $300.00

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council is holding its regular meeting on April 18, 2023, at 5:30 p.m. at the Municipal Building. Action items include a Utah Retirement Systems long-term disability agreement, a public defender contract, acceptance of the Bake Annexation petition, and a golf course food service RFP. Discussion items cover Central Park naming, a field use contract and fee schedule, and city beautification. The meeting also includes a closed session as permitted by Utah Code 52-4-205(1)(d).

• Consideration of Utah Retirement Systems Long Term Disability Program Agreement
• Public Defender Contract
• Bake Annexation Petition Acceptance
• Golf Course Food Service RFP — proposals due 4/13/23, season April 15–Oct 31, 2023
• Field Use Contract and Fee Schedule — $10/field/hour, $50/team tournament fee, $25 field prep

The Council approved a new Public Defender contract and selected The Blue Bell Store as the food service provider for the golf course. They also accepted a petition for the Bake annexation and approved a disability program agreement for fire volunteers.

• Approved Utah Retirement Systems Long Term Disability Program Agreement (unanimous)
• Approved Public Defender Contract (unanimous)
• Accepted Bake Annexation Petition (unanimous)
• Approved The Blue Bell Store as Golf Course food service provider (unanimous)
• Decided to publish a citizen survey regarding renaming Central Park
• Approved purchase orders (unanimous)

Interfaith Advisory Committee

The Roosevelt City Interfaith Advisory Committee is holding its regular meeting to discuss and approve upcoming community events, hear from a guest speaker, and receive community updates. The agenda includes planning for several events such as a catfish dinner, concerts in the park, and setting a date for 3-man basketball teams. The committee will also consider recommendations for the City Council.

• Discussion and approval of upcoming events: Catfish Dinner (April 29), Tabernacle LDS (May 11-17), Concerts in the Park (June 18, August 20)
• Set a date for 3-man basketball teams
• Special guest speaker: Jessica Spendlove with Finding Hope Pregnancy Resource Center
• Community updates and recommendations for City Council

The committee approved a schedule of events for April through August 2023. The meeting included a presentation from the Finding Hope Pregnancy Resource Center regarding its June 1 opening.

• Approved April 29 Catfish Dinner at the Catholic Church
• Approved May 11-17 event at Tabernacle LDS
• Approved June 18 Concert in the park
• Approved August 20 Concert in the park

Arts, Parks, and Recreation Committee

The Roosevelt City Arts, Parks, and Recreation Committee is meeting to approve budgets for Bike Month Bingo, a bike repair station, and an APR logo contest prize. They will also introduce new members, follow up on subcommittee emails, and receive reports on upcoming events like the Nutcracker performance and 4th of July activities.

• Bike Month Bingo Budget Approval
• Bike Repair Station Budget Approval
• APR Logo Contest Prize Budget Approval
• Introduction of new APR Committee members
• Reports on Nutcracker Performance and 4th of July Day Activities

The committee approved funding for bike safety rewards and established 'The Paul Revere Midnight Run' to replace the Red Mud Run. Several officer positions were filled via unanimous vote, and a spending limit for departing member gifts was set. The committee also discussed potential bike repair stations and pickleball court options.

• Approved March 3, 2022 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved up to $50 per departing member for thank you gifts (unanimous)
• Elected Jeramie Tubbs as Vice Chair (unanimous)
• Elected Royce Porter as Social Media Manager (unanimous)
• Elected Jeremy Libberton as Parks Subcommittee Chair (unanimous)
• Approved $500 from Recreation Subcommittee budget for Bike Month Bingo rewards (unanimous)
• Named new July 4th run 'The Paul Revere Midnight Run' (unanimous)
• Appointed Deb Richards to chair The Paul Revere Midnight Run committee (unanimous)

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Roosevelt City Planning and Zoning Commission will hold its regular meeting to nominate officers, approve minutes, and act on two items: an agricultural equipment master site plan and a review of the Bake annexation petition. The meeting is open to the public with ADA accommodations available upon request.

• Ag. Equipment Master Site Plan Approval
• Bake Annexation Petition Review
• Nomination and Appointment of Chair and Vice Chair
• Approval of March 1, 2023 minutes

The commission unanimously approved the Ag. Equipment Master Site Plan after confirming it meets UDOT entryway and driveway requirements. The commission also reviewed the Bake Annexation Petition, with further discussion on development requirements deferred to the zoning decision phase.

• Approved March 1, 2023 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Ag. Equipment Master Site Plan (unanimous)

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council will hold a special meeting to consider amendments to the consolidated fee schedule, approve contracts with K & K Sanitation and Intermountain Economic Consulting, and amend the city's procurement policy. A public hearing will be held for comments on the proposed fee schedule amendments. The agenda also includes discussion on natural gas options for the Aquatic Center and a possible closed session.

• Public hearing on proposed fee schedule amendments
• Resolution amending the Consolidated Fee Schedule
• Resolution amending Roosevelt City's Procurement Policy
• K & K Sanitation Contract Approval
• Intermountain Economic Consulting Contract Approval

The City Council approved amendments to the Consolidated Fee Schedule and the city's Procurement Policy. The council also approved an amended contract with K&K Sanitation. No public comments were received during the hearing on fee schedule amendments.

• Approved amendments to the Consolidated Fee Schedule (unanimous)
• Approved resolution amending Roosevelt City’s Procurement Policy (unanimous)
• Approved amended K&K Sanitation contract (unanimous)
• Approved March 21, 2023 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved March 28, 2023 meeting minutes (unanimous)

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council is holding a special meeting to take public input and vote on two bond resolutions: a $284,000 excise tax road revenue bond for road improvements, and a $3,220,000 lease revenue bond for a new four-plex sports complex. The council will also recess to act as the Municipal Building Authority to consider the same sports complex bond. The agenda includes routine items like minutes, public comment, and committee appointments.

• Public hearing and final resolution for $284,000 excise tax road revenue bond, Series 2023, for road improvements
• Resolution authorizing $3,220,000 lease revenue bond, Series 2023, for a new four-plex sports complex
• Municipal Building Authority public hearing on lease revenue bond up to $4,300,000 for the sports complex
• Annually renewable lease agreement between the city and the Municipal Building Authority
• Closed session per Utah Code 52-4-205(1)(d)

The City Council approved $284,000 in excise tax road revenue bonds for road improvements. Additionally, the Council and Municipal Building Authority approved a lease agreement and $3,220,000 in lease revenue bonds for a new four-plex sports complex.

• Approved $284,000 excise tax road revenue bonds for road improvements (5-0)
• Approved authorizing resolution for $3,220,000 lease revenue bonds for a new four-plex sports complex (5-0)
• Approved Municipal Building Authority resolution for the sports complex lease and bonds (5-0)
• Approved purchase orders (4-0)

Roosevelt City Municipal Building Authority

The Roosevelt City Council is holding a special meeting to hold public hearings and vote on two bond resolutions: a $284,000 excise tax road revenue bond for road improvements, and a $3,220,000 lease revenue bond for a new four-plex sports complex. The meeting also includes routine items like minutes, public comment, committee appointments, and a possible closed session.

• Public hearing and final resolution for $284,000 excise tax road revenue bonds, Series 2023, for road improvements
• Resolution authorizing $3,220,000 lease revenue bonds for a new four-plex sports complex
• Public hearing on lease revenue bond up to $4,300,000 for the sports complex
• Annually renewable lease agreement between the city and the Municipal Building Authority
• Minutes from March 21, 2023, and public comment period

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council will hold a regular meeting with a public hearing and action items on reopening the Fiscal Year 2023 budget and amending fees for the Aquatic Center and Golf Course. Other action items include a lot line adjustment, an easement approval, a tax reauthorization, a water agreement, a surplus resolution, a contract renewal, an audit presentation, a bid award, a park project, and a sanitation contract. Discussion items include the TriCounty Health Department annual report and the Uintah Basin Drug Task Force.

• Fiscal Year 2023 Budget Reopen
• Fee Schedule Amendment – Aquatic Center & Golf Course
• Planning & Zoning- Lance Nelson Lot Line Adjustment
• Moon Lake Electric Easement Approval
• Arts and Zoo Tax Reauthorization

The Council approved a budget reopen for Fiscal Year 2023 and reauthorized the Arts and Zoo (ZAP) tax for 10 years. Other key actions included approving fee changes for the Aquatic Center and Golf Course, a municipal airport hangar roof bid, and a water agreement for the Campbell Well.

• Approved FY 2023 Budget Reopen (unanimous)
• Approved fee schedule amendments for Aquatic Center and Golf Course (unanimous)
• Approved lot line adjustment for Lance Nelson (unanimous)
• Approved Moon Lake Electric easement for $6,111.00 (3-0, one recusal)
• Reauthorized ZAP tax for 10 years (unanimous)
• Approved Campbell Well Surplus Water Agreement with Ben Mecham (unanimous)
• Accepted FY 2022 Audit (unanimous)
• Approved airport hangar roof bid not to exceed $180,000 (unanimous)

Golf Course Advisory Committee

The Roosevelt City Golf Course Advisory Committee is holding its regular meeting to review February minutes and discuss several operational items. Topics include a golf hole sponsorship program, superintendent training courses, personnel chain of command, clubhouse café/concessions, and increasing golf course revenue. No votes or decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Golf Hole Sponsorship Program
• Superintendent Training Courses
• Chain of Command for Golf Course Personnel
• Clubhouse Café/Concessions
• Increasing Golf Course Revenue

Interfaith Advisory Committee

The Roosevelt City Interfaith Advisory Committee is holding its regular monthly meeting. The agenda includes ratifying the election of officers, discussing a social media and advertising position, and setting the committee's purpose and motto. Members will also plan several community events, including a concert, Thanksgiving meal, movie night, and basketball tournament, and discuss disaster preparedness options.

• Ratification of Election of President, Vice President, and Secretary
• Social Media and Advertising position
• Concert in the Park Dates
• Thanksgiving Meal
• Disaster Preparedness Options

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council will hold its regular meeting on March 7, 2023, with a public hearing and action items including the Buxton rezone and lot line adjustment, a bid award for the city-wide crack seal project, Dry Gulch water lease awards, an AYSO agreement, a fireworks contract, an Altamont Energy temporary lease, contracts for the Constitution Park Sports Complex and Rough Rider Shooting Complex, the Page Bench tank/waterline replacement, and the CIB priority list. The council will also discuss a surplus resolution and fee schedule changes for the golf course and aquatic center, and receive a fire statistics presentation.

• Public hearing and action on Buxton Rezone and Lot Line Adjustment
• Bid award for City-Wide Crack Seal Project
• Dry Gulch Water Lease Awards
• Contracts for Constitution Park Sports Complex and Rough Rider Shooting Complex
• Fee schedule discussion for Roosevelt City Golf Course and Aquatic Center

The City Council approved several infrastructure projects, including a city-wide crack seal contract and water system upgrades. They also authorized spending for the July 4th celebration and approved appointments to the Planning and Zoning Commission.

• Approved appointment of Dale Tribe and Kyle Smoot to Planning and Zoning Commission (unanimous)
• Awarded 2023 Crack Seal Project contract to Superior Asphalt (unanimous)
• Approved acceptance of all competitive Dry Gulch Water Lease bids (unanimous)
• Approved AYSO Soccer goal transfer agreement (unanimous)
• Approved spending up to $21,000 for July 4th fireworks and entertainment (unanimous)
• Approved 6-month temporary easement for Altamont Energy (unanimous)
• Approved engineering contracts for Constitution Park Sports Complex and Rough Rider Shooting Complex (unanimous)
• Approved 'Option A' for Page Bench Tank/Waterline Replacement (unanimous)

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Roosevelt City Planning and Zoning Commission will hold its regular meeting on March 1, 2023, at 5:30 p.m. at the Roosevelt Municipal Building. The agenda includes a lot line adjustment request from Lance Neilson, along with approval of the February 1, 2023 minutes and a report from the Planning and Zoning Division Manager. No other substantive items are listed.

• Lot line adjustment request by Lance Neilson
• Approval of February 1, 2023 meeting minutes
• Planning and Zoning Division Manager report

The Commission approved a request from Lance Nelson to adjust a lot line to match an existing fence line. The Planning and Zoning Division Manager reported on PUD Courtyards and upcoming legislation regarding accessory dwelling units.

• Approved February 1, 2023, meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved lot line adjustment request for Lance Nelson (unanimous)

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council will hold its regular meeting, including a public hearing on the Buxton Rezone and action on its approval and a lot line adjustment. The council will also consider a resolution authorizing a $3,220,000 lease revenue bond for a new four-plex sports complex, with a related public hearing and resolution as the Municipal Building Authority. Other items include police and fire statistics presentations, a design proposal for sports complexes, and a CIB priority list.

• Public hearing and action on Buxton Rezone and lot line adjustment
• Resolution authorizing $3,220,000 lease revenue bonds for a new four-plex sports complex
• Municipal Building Authority public hearing on bonds up to $4,300,000
• Police officer swearing-in and statistics presentation
• Design proposals for Rough Rider Sports Complex and Constitution Park Sports Complex

Golf Course Advisory Committee

The Roosevelt City Golf Course Advisory Committee is holding its regular February meeting. Members will review and approve prior minutes, then discuss the 2023 fees and rates, an update on the superintendent position, the golf professional contract, café/concessions, and a proposed schedule for golf marshals.

• Review 2023 fees and rates
• Update on superintendent position
• Golf professional contract
• Update on café/concessions
• Update on golf marshals and proposed schedule

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council will hold a regular meeting on February 7, 2023, at 5:30 PM. Action items include approval of two JUB task orders. Discussion items include proposed fee schedule changes for the Aquatic Center, Golf Course, Recreation, and Airport Hangar Leases, as well as an Airport Hangar Lease discussion, Interfaith Budget, Public Information Policy update, website recap, and logos for the Innovation Hub and Nature Park.

• JUB Task Order No. 45-23-009-001 and No. 45-22-009-001 (Amended) for approval
• Discussion on Fee Schedule changes for Aquatic Center, Golf Course, Recreation, and Airport Hangar Leases
• Airport Hangar Lease Discussion
• Interfaith Budget discussion
• Public Information Policy Update

The Council unanimously approved two task orders for JUB Engineers, including an amended 2022 order for $3,000 over the annual contract. The Council also approved the general list of purchase orders. Several fee schedule changes and policy updates were discussed but not formally decided.

• Approved JUB Engineers Task Order No. 45-23-009-001 (Unanimous)
• Approved amended JUB Engineers Task Order No. 45-22-009-001 for $3,000 over annual contract (Unanimous)
• Approved January 17, 2023 meeting minutes (Unanimous)
• Approved purchase orders (Unanimous)

Arts, Parks, and Recreation Committee

The Roosevelt City Arts, Parks, and Recreation Committee is holding its regular meeting to approve minutes, elect a treasurer, and decide on several business items, including a $7,500 contribution to the 4th of July Main Concert contract and the 2023 meeting schedule. They will also assign subcommittee giveaways and review committee templates. Reports from arts, parks, and recreation subcommittees and a city council update are on the agenda.

• Approval of $7,500 contribution to 4th of July Main Concert Contract
• Election of APR Treasurer
• Approval of 2023 Committee Meeting Schedule with August change
• Approval of Major Calendar Items for 2023
• Assign 2023 Subcommittee Giveaways

The committee approved expenditures for the 4th of July main concert and elected a new treasurer. Members also approved a change to the August meeting date and welcomed three new committee members.

• Approved minutes from Nov 3 and Dec 1, 2022 (Unanimous)
• Elected Cody Labrum as APR Committee Treasurer (Unanimous)
• Approved $7,500 expenditure for 4th of July concert production (Unanimous)
• Moved August 3, 2023 meeting date to August 10, 2023 (Unanimous)

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Roosevelt City Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing and consider action on the Buxton Rezone Application, which proposes changing the zoning of two parcels at 1059 West 200 North from R-1-10 to R-R-1. The commission will also consider a lot line adjustment for the same property. The meeting includes routine items like approving minutes and reports.

• Public hearing on Buxton Rezone Application for parcels 00-0002-1083 and 00-0035-2240 at 1059 West 200 North, from R-1-10 to R-R-1
• Action item: Buxton Rezone Application
• Action item: Buxton Lot Line Adjustment
• Approval of minutes from January 4, 2023

The Commission approved a request to rezone a property from R-1-10 to R-R-1 to match current land use. The Commission also approved a lot line adjustment to combine three lots into one. These changes allow the property to comply with specific animal and accessory building regulations.

• Approved January 4, 2023 minutes with spelling correction (3-0)
• Approved Buxton rezone from R-1-10 to R-R-1 (3-0)
• Approved Buxton lot line adjustment to combine lots 1, 2, and 4 (3-0)

Economic Development Committee

The Roosevelt City Economic Development Committee will hold its regular meeting on January 19, 2023, at the Roosevelt Municipal Building. The agenda includes discussions on a gun range, a tax incremental plan, Main Street improvements, recreational fees for non-city residents, GIS mapping, and property recommendations. The committee will also consider a proposed meeting schedule and receive updates on ongoing projects.

• Gun Range discussion
• Tax Incremental Plan
• Narrow/Slow Main Street - L&L to Carquest
• Recreational Fees for Non-City Residents
• Roosevelt City Property Discussion: Main Street Building Recommendations and Old Ambulance Shed

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council will consider resolutions authorizing up to $4.3 million in lease revenue bonds for a new four-plex sports complex and up to $400,000 in excise tax road revenue bonds for road improvements. The council will also act on three minor subdivision requests, a land use item at 756 Areva Road, a fraud risk assessment, the Roosevelt Innovation Hub bid, and a proposed employee increase.

• Parameters resolution for up to $4,300,000 in lease revenue bonds for a new four-plex sports complex
• Parameters resolution for up to $400,000 in excise tax road revenue bonds for road improvements
• MLEA minor subdivision requests for parcels owned by Lanny & Kathy Ross, Dale & Becky Rasmussen, and Kent R. Ivie
• Mike Swain land use item at 756 Areva Road
• Roosevelt Innovation Hub bid approval

The City Council authorized bond resolutions for a new sports complex and road projects. They also approved a minor subdivision for Moon Lake Electric and a contract for Placer.ai. A request for a long-term lease at 756 Areva Road was tabled.

• Approved minor subdivision of parcels 00-0031-2987, 00-0032-6850, & 00-0032-1580 (4-0, 1 abstention)
• Tabled long-term lease request for 756 Areva Road (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2023-310 for up to $400,000 in excise tax road revenue bonds (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 2023-311 for up to $4,300,000 in lease revenue bonds for a sports complex (5-0)
• Approved Municipal Building Authority Resolution 2023-001 for sports complex bonds (5-0)
• Approved Fraud Risk Assessment for submission to State Auditor (unanimous)
• Approved bid documents for Roosevelt Innovation Hub project (unanimous)
• Approved $14,000 annual contract for Placer.ai (unanimous)

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Roosevelt City Planning and Zoning Commission will hold its regular meeting to review action items, including MLEA minor subdivisions for three parcels and an MLEA lot line adjustment. The agenda also includes approval of minutes from the November 2022 meeting and a report from the Planning and Zoning Division Manager.

• MLEA Minor Subdivision for Parcel #00-0031-2987
• MLEA Minor Subdivision for Parcel #00-0032-6850
• MLEA Minor Subdivision for Parcel #00-0032-1580
• MLEA Lot Line Adjustment
• Approval of minutes from November 02, 2022

The Commission approved three minor subdivisions for Moon Lake Electric and a subsequent lot line adjustment. The combined properties are subject to five conditional use provisions regarding road access, fencing, improvements, emergency vehicle access, and neighbor notification.

• Approved subdivision of Parcel #00-0031-2987 (unanimous)
• Approved subdivision of Parcel #00-0032-6850 (unanimous)
• Approved subdivision of Parcel #00-0032-1580 (unanimous)
• Approved lot line adjustment to combine parcels with parcel 00-0034-8865 (unanimous)
• Approved November 02, 2022 meeting minutes (unanimous)