Roosevelt public meetings in 2024

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council will hold public hearings on reopening the FY25 budget for adjustments and on an ordinance adopting comprehensive revisions to city code Titles 1-17. Action items include approving a $17,000 amendment for an environmental assessment at the Rough Rider Shooting Complex, a roof maintenance agreement, golf course equipment lease/purchase, a cafe concession proposal, pro shop flooring/cabinets, a mini golf proposal, swimming pool capacity discussion, and a trail easement.

• Public hearing on reopening the FY25 budget for adjustments
• Public hearing on ordinance adopting revisions to Roosevelt City Code Titles 1-17
• Third Amendment to Rough Rider Shooting Complex Phase I work order ($17,000 amendment, $58,000 total fee)
• Approval of Tap In business to operate concessions at the golf course cafe
• Approval request for mini golf, including fencing and amenities

Arts, Parks, and Recreation Committee

The Roosevelt City Arts, Parks, and Recreation Committee will hold its regular meeting to approve the 2025 meeting schedule and events calendar, as well as several expenditures including $1,000 for Winterfest activities and a booth canopy, tables, and chairs. The committee will also discuss possible compensation for members under Utah Code and review a financial statement. Reports from subcommittees and the City Council will be given.

• Approval of 2025 APR Meeting Schedule
• Approval of 2025 Events Calendar
• Approval of $1,000 for Winterfest Activities
• Approval of purchase of booth canopy, tables, and chairs
• Discussion of compensation for committee members per Utah Code

City Council

The City Council discussed updating garbage collection codes to reduce administrative burdens and reviewed the sewer service agreement with Ballard City. The body also addressed downtown redevelopment funding and the near-completion of the Innovation Hub.

• Approved $2,500 sponsorship from the Council Discretionary fund for the Union Cougar Girls' Basketball tournament
• Proposed $75,000 estimated fee for Jones and Demille General Service Agreement
• Discussion on Title 17 Zoning final review and Title 8 garbage collection code revisions
• Review of sewer agreement with Ballard City and potential impact fee structure changes
• Proposed per diem and mileage reimbursement for Arts, Parks, & Recreation Committee members

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission discussed a draft ordinance for a Tiny Home Overlay zone and proposed revisions to animal regulations in R-M zones. The body also reviewed a master site plan for the Knight Industrial Subdivision.

• Master site plan for Knight Industrial Subdivision (Lots 11 & 12) featuring a 9,600 sq. ft. building
• Draft Tiny Home Overlay zone ordinance discussion regarding setbacks and landscaping bonds
• Proposed Title 17 amendments to allow animals on R-M zone parcels of 6,000 feet or more
• Review of proposed updates to Title 17 Zoning for recommendation to City Council

Arts, Parks, and Recreation Committee

The Roosevelt City Arts, Parks, and Recreation Committee will hold a regular meeting on October 17, 2024. They will discuss possible compensation for committee members under Utah Code, approve minutes from September, and consider several event-related proposals including a grand opening for basketball/pickleball courts, a $300 donation for a plaster art class, and a proposal for canopy, chairs, and tables up to $500.

• Grand opening of basketball/pickleball courts presented by Jeremy Libberton
• Plaster art class donation of $300 (pooled or arts funds); Roosevelt Library covers $450 and venue
• Proposal for canopy, chairs, and tables for events with budget up to $500
• Discussion of possible compensation for APR Committee members per Utah Code 11-55-103, 63A-3-106, and Administrative Rule 25-5
• Review of financial statement

Airport Board

The Roosevelt Airport Board will receive updates on the AIP 22 FAA grant offer (signed) and the fencing project, including gate locations and electrical vault mapping. They will discuss the Airport Overlay District, considering whether to align city language with Duchesne County's overlay and add a map. Board member Vince Reiley requests a final decision on changing the airport's frequency.

• AIP 22 FAA grant offer signed by Kimberly Silvester
• Fencing project update: review gate locations and electrical vault mapping
• Final Master Plan/ALP submitted to FAA, review delayed
• Discussion on updating Airport Overlay District to add map and align with county language
• Decision on changing airport frequency requested by board member Vince Reiley

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council will consider revisions to garbage collection codes, review a sewer agreement with Ballard, and decide on a $2,500 sponsorship request from the Union Cougars girls' basketball team. They will also approve previous meeting minutes and hear public comments.

• Review and discussion of potential revisions to Title 8 garbage collection and service requirements
• Review of Ballard sewer contract and amendment for connection to Roosevelt's sewer system
• Request from Union Cougars girls' basketball team for $2,500 sponsorship to cover referee fees for a November tournament
• Expenditure approval and financial review, including dispatch cost increases
• Capital project updates, including lead and copper drinking water survey

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Roosevelt Planning & Zoning Commission will discuss and provide direction on a proposed Tiny Home Overlay zone draft. They will also review proposed amendments to Title 17 that would allow keeping of animals (e.g., sheep, goats, chickens, rabbits) on R-M zone parcels of 6,000 square feet or larger, as currently permitted in R-1-6 zones. No public hearings are scheduled as of the agenda publication.

• Draft approval of Tiny Home Overlay zone (staff seeking commission direction)
• Proposed amendment to Title 17 to allow animals (up to two sheep/goats, six chickens, six rabbits) on R-M parcels 6,000+ sq ft
• Approval of previous minutes from August 7, 2024

City Council

The City Council approved the annexation of approximately 100.978 acres for the Aureka petition. The body also decided to expand the Secondary Phase III project to cover all of 1875 South using grant funds and $150,000 in city funds.

• Approved annexation of 100.978 acres for Aureka with R-1-10 and commercial zoning
• Approved $150,000 city expenditure to complete secondary connections on 1875 South
• Approved one-time surplus policy exception to sell a fire truck to Duchesne County for $20,000
• Reported approximately $114,000 in revenue from Public Surplus vehicle sales
• Discussed future needs of city crosswalks and Cottonwood Creek Trail Phase II

Arts, Parks, and Recreation Committee

The committee will approve May minutes, accept resignations of two members, and discuss several event-related items. Notable proposals include a $500 purchase for event equipment and a discussion on how to use surplus funds from the Jurassic Classic event.

• Resignation of Melissa Yergensen & Dana Ross
• Proposal for canopy, chairs, and tables (budget up to $500)
• Jurassic Classic update and discussion on extra funds
• Autumn Fest planning
• Appointment of APR Social Media Coordinator

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council will hold a public hearing on the 'Aureka' annexation petition for approximately 100.978 acres. Action items include discussing options to reallocate $154,970 in unused grant funds for the Secondary Phase III water project, approving Cottonwood Creek Phase II, and considering surplus property sales.

• Public hearing on Aureka Annexation (approx. 100.978 acres) with proposed annexation plat and zone maps
• Direction on adding 1875 South to Secondary Phase III project using $154,970 in unused grant funds
• Approval request for Cottonwood Creek Phase II
• Fire truck surplus exception request
• Sale of city-owned real property

The Roosevelt City Council approved the annexation of the approximately 100.978-acre Aureka Addition, with zoning including R-1-10 residential and commercial areas. They also approved expanding the Secondary Phase III water project to cover all of 1875 South, using remaining grant funds plus about $150,000 from the city. Additionally, the council approved a one-time exception to sell a surplus fire truck to Duchesne County for $20,000.

• Approved Aureka annexation (100.978 acres) with R-1-10 and commercial zoning (5-0)
• Approved expanding Secondary Phase III to cover 1875 South, using remaining grant and ~$150,000 city funds (5-0)
• Approved one-time exception to sell surplus fire truck to Duchesne County for $20,000 (5-0)
• Approved expenditures as presented (5-0)
• Approved August 20, 2024 meeting minutes (5-0)

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council will hold a public hearing on the Aureka annexation petition to add 97.75 acres. They will also consider disposing of surplus fire department vehicles, amending the Uintah Basin Narcotics Strike Force interlocal agreement, and approving the Innovation Hub Phase III. Other action items include an interlocal water service agreement and a chamber of commerce sponsorship.

• Public hearing on Aureka annexation petition for 97.75 acres
• Disposition of surplus fire vehicles: 2002 GMC Sierra K3500 (min bid $25,000) and 2002 Ford F450 ($25,000 to Duchesne County)
• Amendments to Uintah Basin Narcotics Strike Force interlocal agreement
• Interlocal agreement for water service with Cedarview-Montwell Special Service District
• Innovation Hub Phase III approval for HVAC, security, furniture, and signage

The Roosevelt City Council approved the disposition of 17 surplus fire department vehicles, including a 2002 GMC Sierra K3500 to be sold via public surplus with a $25,000 minimum bid and a 2002 Ford F450 to be sold back to Duchesne County for $25,000. The Council also approved amendments to the Uintah Basin Narcotics Strike Force interlocal agreement, adding Adult Probation and Parole to the management board, and approved expenditures for Innovation Hub Phase III (HVAC, security, furniture, signage). The Aureka annexation petition was tabled due to acreage inconsistencies, and the Cedarview-Montwell water service interlocal agreement was postponed.

• Approved disposition of 17 surplus fire department vehicles (5-0)
• Approved amendments to Uintah Basin Narcotics Strike Force agreement adding AP&P to management board (5-0)
• Approved Innovation Hub Phase III expenditures for HVAC, security, furniture, signage (5-0)
• Tabled Aureka annexation petition due to acreage inconsistencies
• Postponed Cedarview-Montwell water service interlocal agreement
• Approved August 6, 2024 meeting minutes with corrections (5-0)
• Approved list of expenditures (5-0)

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council holds a special meeting with one action item: staff request approval to purchase furniture and other items for the Innovation Hub interior, as required by a grant agreement. The meeting also includes public comment and approval of prior minutes.

• Innovation Hub furniture bids — staff request approval for purchase per grant agreement

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Roosevelt Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on the Aureka Annexation petition to annex approximately 97.75 acres into the city and will provide a recommendation to the City Council. The commission will also discuss a proposed Tiny Home zoning ordinance. The meeting includes approval of the July 3, 2024 minutes.

• Public hearing on Aureka Annexation – petition to annex ~97.75 acres, requested recommendation to City Council
• Discussion of a Tiny Home zoning ordinance (red-lined example ordinance presented for consideration)
• Approval of July 3, 2024 Planning & Zoning minutes

The Roosevelt Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval of the Aureka annexation petition, covering approximately 97.75 acres, with a condition to update the plat map to better show zoning areas. The commission also approved a site plan for the Soda Splash project contingent on recording parking, access, and drainage agreements. Both actions passed unanimously.

• Recommended approval of Aureka annexation petition (5-0), pending updated plat map
• Approved Soda Splash site plan (4-0), contingent on parking, access, and drainage agreements
• Approved July 3, 2024, meeting minutes (5-0)
• Approved May 1, 2024, meeting minutes (4-0)

City Council

The City Council approved a federal grant for roadway alignment and intersection evaluation. The body also authorized a spay/neuter program waiver and the disposal of surplus scrap iron. Discussions continued regarding city code revisions for snow removal and golf course usage.

• Approved $266,000 Rural and Tribal Assistance Pilot Program grant for 500 West
• Approved disposal of miscellaneous scrap iron and Pivot #3 estimated at $10,000 to $13,000
• Approved waiver for Nuzzles & Co. sponsored spay/neuter program
• Approved 7 change orders for the Sports Complex construction project
• Announced $80,000 Safe Routes to School grant with a $5,000 city match

The Roosevelt City Council approved amendments to the Fiscal Year 2025 Budget, increasing total revenue and expenditures by $998,584.18. The adjustments were driven primarily by capital projects, including additional funds for the Innovation Hub, Nature Park and Cottonwood Creek Trail, and the Pickleball and Basketball Courts. The council also approved revisions to City Code Titles 10 & 12, including a new rule for non-golf uses on the golf course.

• Approved amended FY25 Budget with $998,584.18 increase (5-0)
• Approved revisions to City Code Titles 10 & 12 including rule 3B for non-golf uses (5-0)
• Approved presented expenditures (5-0)
• Approved previous meeting minutes (5-0)
• Entered closed session for property acquisition and contract negotiation (5-0)

Arts, Parks, and Recreation Committee

The Roosevelt City Arts, Parks and Recreation Committee will hold a regular meeting to consider a $2,000 budget for race timing services, discuss an update on the finalized APR resolution, and appoint a social media coordinator. The meeting also includes approval of May 2024 minutes and reports from arts, parks, and recreation subcommittees.

• Approval of $2,000 budget for race timing services for 2024–2025
• Update on finalized APR resolution
• Appointment of APR social media coordinator
• Reports from arts, parks, and recreation subcommittees
• Approval of minutes from May 16, 2024

City Council

The City Council approved the Fiscal Year 2025 budget and an ordinance for executive officer compensation increases. The body also authorized the construction of a new basketball court at Central Park and a food service agreement for the golf course cafe.

• Approval of FY25 Roosevelt City Budget
• Ordinance 2024-442 enacting compensation increases for specific city officers
• Approval of new basketball court at Central Park using $20,000 from UBMC and $14,000 from the city budget
• Approval of Elsa's Tacos proposal to operate the golf course cafe at $200 monthly rent
• Public hearing on proposed revisions to the consolidated fee schedule and city code Titles 10 & 12

Airport Board

The board will consider recommendations for short-term hangar use and rules for other organizations using the airport. Members will also discuss electrical panel mapping for a fencing project and potential sewer line extensions.

• Electrical panel mapping for the Perimeter Fencing Project
• Rules for other organizations using the municipal airport
• Recommendations for short-term or overnight hangar use
• Changing the Common Traffic Advisory Frequency (CTAF) for Roosevelt Municipal Airport 74V
• Discussion of sewer line extensions to future development sites

Planning & Zoning Commission

The commission approved a site plan for an industrial building on two acres at Airport 77 & 72. They also approved the High Desert Estates subdivision, which consists of eight half-acre lots near Pole Line Road. Staff presented updates regarding tiny home and short-term rental zoning ordinances.

• Approved industrial site plan for Airport 77 & 72
• Approved High Desert Estates subdivision with eight 0.5-acre lots
• Discussion of red-lined ordinance for tiny home zoning
• Update on manufactured housing and short-term rental code sections

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council is holding a public hearing to receive comments on the Fiscal Year 2024 budget reopen and amendment. The meeting also includes an expenditure approval and financial review.

• Public hearing for Fiscal Year 2024 budget reopen and amendment
• Proposed $126,500 increase in Sewer Utility revenue
• Proposed $118,150 increase in Sanitation Utility revenue

City Council

The Council will hold a public hearing to adopt the Fiscal Year 2025 budget and consider compensation increases for certain city officers. Other items include approving construction for a new basketball court at Central Park and reviewing a proposal for a cafe at the golf course.

• Public hearing for FY25 Roosevelt City Budget adoption
• Ordinance 2024-442 regarding compensation increases for specific city officers
• Approval to begin construction of a new basketball court at Central Park
• Proposal for Elsa Tacos to operate the golf course cafe
• Nuzzles spay/neuter program funding estimated between $15,680 and $23,000

Arts, Parks, and Recreation Committee

The Roosevelt City Arts, Parks and Recreation Committee will meet to discuss 4th of July plans and the appointment of a social media coordinator. The committee will also review financial statements and consider a $2,000 budget for race timing services.

• Approval of $2,000 budget for 2024-2025 race timing services
• Update on finalized APR Resolution
• Discussion of 4th of July plans
• Appointment of APR Social Media Coordinator
• Financial statement review

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council approved a $6,700 grant for a police early intervention system. Members also discussed potential sanitation fee increases and updates to city codes regarding parking and golf course use. Additionally, the council reviewed proposals for airport fencing and a court lease extension.

• Approved $6,700 grant for 'Know Your Force' police software
• Discussed $1 increase for additional sanitation cans
• Reviewed airport fencing replacement with 5-ft chain link
• Discussed Eighth District Court lease extension to 2035
• Reviewed amendments to snow removal and golf course rules

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council will consider several action items, including first-round approval of the FY25 budget, a $6,700 grant for a police early intervention system, and a $52,510 estimate for resurfacing Central Park pickleball courts. They will also discuss sanitation fees, code amendments for winter parking and park rules, and recreation fees for residents vs. non-residents.

• FY25 preliminary budget approval for all funds
• $6,700 grant for Know Your Force early intervention system
• $52,510 pickleball court resurfacing at Central Park
• Sanitation fee schedule revision request by K&K
• Code amendments for winter road parking and park rules

Arts, Parks, and Recreation Committee

The Roosevelt City Arts, Parks, and Recreation Committee is meeting to handle routine business, including approving a sports event timing system purchase and a $500 sponsorship for the Uintah Basin Disc Golf Committee. Members will also discuss scheduling adjustments, the 4th of July and Autumn Fest plans, and appoint a social media coordinator.

• Approval of purchase of sports event timing system
• Approval of $500 sponsorship for Uintah Basin Disc Golf Committee
• June meeting schedule adjustment for Music in the Park and Nature Park Grand Opening
• Appointment of APR Social Media Coordinator
• 4th of July and Autumn Fest plans

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council will consider awarding a construction contract for the Secondary System Phase III project, funded by a $2,000,000 grant from the Utah Division of Water Resources. The council will also review a $2,951,400 water line replacement project, a flower care bid, an airport overlay zoning ordinance, and a contract modification for a 911 radio tower site.

• Award of Secondary System Phase III construction contract to JCI (low bidder) for $2,000,000 grant-funded project
• Approval of $2,951,400 for 18-inch water line and transite replacement on Page Bench, with $2,841,400 loan principal forgiveness
• Award of Main Street flower care bid to Thompsen House of Hope for $3,000 per month (May 1–Oct 25, 2024)
• Adoption of Airport Overlay Zoning District ordinance per HB 206 and FAA regulations
• Contract modification with Strata/Utah Communications Authority for 911 radio tower site on 'R' hill

Planning & Zoning Commission

The commission will review a master site plan for an industrial building on two acres at Airport 77 & 72. They will also consider a preliminary plat for High Desert Estates, which proposes eight half-acre lots near Pole Line Road and State Street.

• Master site plan for industrial building at Airport 77 & 72
• High Desert Estates subdivision into eight 0.5-acre lots
• Proposed development in Heavy Manufacturing District M-2

Airport Board

The Roosevelt City Airport Board will review and act on the 2024 pavement preservation project, including awarding the low bid of $267,670 to CR Contracting, LLC, and approving a $301,428 UDOT grant. The board will also discuss the master plan update, AWOS equipment replacement, perimeter fencing, and a proposed overnight hangar rental fee. The meeting includes approval of the January 11, 2024 minutes and other routine items.

• Award $267,670 pavement preservation contract to CR Contracting, LLC
• Approve $301,428 UDOT grant for pavement project (90% state share)
• Close airport April 22-26 for pavement work
• Discuss overnight hangar rental fee recommendation for City Council
• Review master plan update and $23,703.55 FAA/UDOT grant

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council will hold public hearings on proposed amendments to multiple titles of the municipal code and on reopening the FY2024 budget. They will also consider a bond alternative for the Summerhills development, discuss pickleball court plans, and approve an environmental assessment for the gun range.

• Public hearing on amendments to Titles 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 10, & 12 of the Roosevelt Municipal Code
• Public hearing on reopening and amending the Fiscal Year 2024 budget
• Proposed 10% discount on field rental fees for travel teams that prepay
• Request to post property as collateral instead of a $488,950.00 cash bond for Summerhills development
• Discussion on plans, budget, and timeline for pickleball courts

Roosevelt City Municipal Building Authority

The Roosevelt City Municipal Building Authority is meeting to consider a resolution reaffirming its approval of an annually renewable lease agreement with Roosevelt City and authorizing $3,220,000 in lease revenue bonds, Series 2024. The funds would finance the acquisition and construction of a new four-plex sports complex and related improvements. The board will also reaffirm authorization of a master resolution, ground lease, and security documents. This is the sole action item on the agenda.

• Reaffirming resolution for $3,220,000 lease revenue bonds, Series 2024
• Lease agreement between the Authority and Roosevelt City
• Funding for new four-plex sports complex and related improvements
• Reaffirmation of master resolution, ground lease, and security documents

Airport Board

The Roosevelt City Airport Board will hold its regular meeting to approve prior minutes and take action on several airport projects, including the master plan update, pavement preservation, equipment replacement, fencing, and two federal grant programs. The board will also make a recommendation to the City Council on overnight hangar rental/use fees.

• Master Plan Update Project
• 2024 Pavement Preservation Project
• AWOS Equipment Replacement
• Perimeter Fencing
• Overnight Hangar Rental/Use Fee Recommendation for City Council

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Roosevelt City Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing and vote on a conditional use permit for Veda’s Playdates Daycare to operate up to 16 children in an R-R-1 zone at 2230 West 520 South. Current residential zoning allows daycares for up to four children without special approval, so this request requires commission review to exceed that limit. The agenda also includes routine administrative items such as reviewing past meeting minutes and receiving a division manager report.

• Public hearing and action on conditional use permit for Veda’s Playdates Daycare (up to 16 children) in an R-R-1 zone at 2230 West 520 South
• Review of January 16 and February 7 meeting minutes
• Planning and Zoning Division Manager report

Arts, Parks, and Recreation Committee

The Roosevelt City Arts, Parks, and Recreation Committee is holding its regular meeting to conduct annual elections for chair, vice chair, secretary, and treasurer, and to review an update on an APR resolution with the City Council. The committee will also consider approving funding for the Roosevelt City 5K, as requested by Edwin Butterfield, and hear reports from arts, parks, and recreation subcommittees on upcoming events.

• Annual elections of APR Chair, Vice Chair, Secretary, and Treasurer
• Update on APR Resolution City Council Review
• Approval of funding for Roosevelt City 5K, requested by Edwin Butterfield
• Reports from Arts, Parks, and Recreation subcommittees on upcoming events

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council will consider awarding a $267,670 contract for airport pavement preservation, approve the airport master plan, and discuss several other items including recreation projects, a frac pond, and code updates. The agenda also includes routine items like minutes, public comment, and committee appointments.

• Airport Preservation Project Contract Award to C.R. Contracting, LLC for $267,670
• Airport Master Plan Presentation and Approval
• Airport Engineering Services Contract Award
• Lead Service Line Inventory Contract Award
• Resolution Modifying the Arts, Parks, and Recreation Committee

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council will hold a regular meeting with public hearings and action items on proposed revisions to Title 16 (Subdivisions) and a Fiscal Year 2024 budget amendment. They will also consider several planning and zoning items, including preliminary plat approval for Phase One Properties, a lot line adjustment for Ashley Creek Physical Therapy, and final plat approval for Summer Hills Subdivision. Other action items include awarding the Innovation Hub interior bid, approving a city building xeriscape and marquee sign, a city attorney contract, a procurement policy, and approving the Golf Course Café RFP. The meeting also includes a closed session for property acquisition.

• Public hearing and action on proposed revisions to Roosevelt Municipal Code Title 16, Subdivisions
• Public hearing and action on Fiscal Year 2024 Budget Reopen and Amendment
• Preliminary plat approval for Phase One Properties (Rob McNeel)
• Final plat approval for Summer Hills Subdivision and related storm drainage easement MOU
• Golf Course Café RFP approval (lease for snack bar, monthly rent)

Arts, Parks, and Recreation Committee

The Roosevelt City Arts, Parks, and Recreation Committee will hold its regular meeting to review a resolution on subcommittee powers and grant procedures, purchase a storage container for Teddy's Playground, and approve or reallocate funds for various events. The agenda includes several funding decisions and discussions about upcoming 4th of July events.

• Review of APR Committee Resolution including UBIC Subcommittee inclusion and grant procedures
• Purchase of storage container for Teddy's Playground
• Approval of $600 from Recreation Subcommittee for Bird Festival Art Contest & Prizes
• Reallocation of Arts Subcommittee funds (including $2,500) to 4th of July
• Adjust Arts Subcommittee Spring Fling to $500 and reallocate $300 to Mother's Day Extravaganza

Planning & Zoning Commission

The commission will review several action items including subdivision plats and site plans. The agenda includes a report from the Planning and Zoning Division Manager.

• Phase One Properties / Stewart Springs Preliminary Subdivision Preliminary Plat Approval (Parcels 00-0026-6795, 00-002-2701, 00-002-2719, 00-0002-3098)
• Jerry Kulland Boundary Line Adjustment
• Nate Brockbank Site Plan Approval
• Summer Hills Preliminary Construction Document Approval

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council will hold its regular meeting to discuss and potentially act on a range of items, including recreation proposals (pickleball, basketball, mini golf), a bid award for an innovation hub, an agreement with XCL for surface use and water disposal, and airport-related contracts and improvements. The agenda also includes several administrative items such as code enforcement discussion, fee changes, and a city attorney contract. Public comment is limited to 3 minutes per speaker.

• Recreation proposals: pickleball, basketball, mini golf
• Innovation hub bid award
• XCL surface use and water disposal agreement
• RFQ airport engineering services
• Airport pavement preservation consideration

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council is holding a special meeting to consider a change order for the sports complex construction project, involving Jones & DeMille Engineering and Armor Construction. The agenda includes only this action item, along with routine procedural items.

• Change order for Sports Complex Construction with Jones & DeMille Engineering/Armor Construction

Arts, Parks, and Recreation Committee

The Roosevelt City Arts, Parks, and Recreation Committee will hold a regular meeting to approve minutes from January 4, 2024, and consider two business items related to the Alex Sharpe concert: approving donations made for the event and approving payments to Alex Sharpe from donations and Arts Subcommittee funds.

• Approve donations made for the Alex Sharpe concert
• Approve payments to Alex Sharpe from donations and Arts Subcommittee funds

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council will hold a public hearing and consider action on several items, including amending the consolidated fee schedule, proposed amendments to Title 16 (Subdivisions), and a fiscal year 2024 budget reopen and adjustment. They will also discuss a rezone request, subdivision plats, a lot line adjustment, and a procurement policy discussion.

• Resolution 2024-321 Amending the Consolidated Fee Schedule
• Proposed Amendments to Title 16, Subdivisions
• Fiscal Year 2024 Budget Reopen and Adjustment
• B. Winterton Rezone Request for Parcel 00-0027-4013 (Commercial to R-1-20)
• Summer Hills Final Amended Plat Approval

Airport Board

The Roosevelt City Airport Board is meeting to approve minutes and take action on several items, including selecting an engineering firm for a 5-year contract, reviewing an informal quote for a pilot lounge remodel with a UDOT grant, and getting an update on the MPU project. The meeting is a regular business session with no public hearings listed.

• 5-year Engineering Selection
• Pilot Lounge Remodel – informal quote from ArchNexus and UDOT Revitalization Grant
• MPU Update – next TAC meeting
• Approval of minutes from October 11, 2023

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a rezone request for parcel 00-0027-4013 at 1055 S Summerall Lane. The commission will also consider a minor subdivision, a lot line adjustment, and updates to Title 17.

• Public hearing for B. Winterton rezone request (Commercial to R-1-20) at 1055 S Summerall Lane
• Minor subdivision for 340 Areva Road
• Lot line adjustment for C. Anderton on Grayhawk Loop
• Review and approval of changes to Title 17

City Council

The Roosevelt City Council will hold its regular meeting on January 2, 2024, to swear in elected council members and a police officer, and to act on several items including trail easements, a subdivision amendment and preliminary plat, a lot line adjustment, and a review of city code titles. The council will also consider a request to increase residential trash collection fees by $1.32 per month to cover higher landfill tippage fees.

• Swearing-in of elected council members Audrey Goodrich, Coddy Aland, and Don Busenbark
• Roosevelt City Police Department officer swearing-in
• Ed Blanchard Right of Way for trail easement (15-foot wide pedestrian corridor)
• Moon Lake Electric Right of Way for Cottonwood Creek Trail
• Review and recommendations for revision of Titles 5, 8, 9, & 10