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Delta City Council Scheduled for October 21 Regular Meeting

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The Delta City Council was scheduled to hold a regular meeting on October 21, 2026. The agenda included discussions on various city business items and the approval of accounts payable and payroll.

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  • The Delta City Council was scheduled to meet on October 21, 2026, to address various city business items.
  • The agenda included the consideration of $254,467.15 in accounts payable, payroll, and electronic disbursements.
  • Discussion items included a demolition derby, a ride share program, and a storm drain project bid.
  • The council was scheduled to consider Ordinance 26-343 regarding improvements made prior to recording a final plat.

The Delta City Council was scheduled to hold a regular meeting on October 21, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. The meeting agenda included several items for discussion and consideration.

The scheduled agenda included the approval of minutes from the October 7, 2026, Executive City Council and P&Z Work Session, as well as the October 7, 2026, Regular City Council Meeting. Additionally, the council was scheduled to consider the approval of accounts payable, payroll, and electronic disbursements totaling $254,467.15 for October 21, 2026.

Several discussion and consideration items were on the agenda, including a demolition derby, a ride share program proposed by Deyanira Bernice Diaz of the Millard Resource Center, and an appraisal of a 0.91 acre city-owned park parcel by Michael Zurn of Souvall Investments. Other items slated for consideration included requests for a skidsteer and loader forks from Stetson Henrie, and Ordinance 26-343 regarding improvements made prior to recording a final plat, introduced by Council Member Kelly Carter.

Other items scheduled for discussion included general updates from R6 Community Advisor Shay Morrison, a storm drain project bid presented by Mayor Bogue, and various council member updates.

The City Council was scheduled to have a ten-minute public comment period. The council also noted the possibility of commencing a closed meeting or conducting an electronic meeting pursuant to Utah Code Annotated.

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