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Delta City Council Meeting Agenda Includes Culinary Water Plan Discussion

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A notice posted to the city's website outlined the agenda for a Delta City Council regular meeting. The meeting included discussions regarding culinary water facilities, military artillery ranges, and park parcels.

Key takeaways

  • The council was scheduled to consider Ordinance 26-342 regarding the Delta City Culinary Water Capital Facilities Plan.
  • Disbursements for accounts payable, payroll, and electronic payments totaling $420,111.09 were listed for approval.
  • Discussions were scheduled regarding the Black Hills Range Complex military artillery range and a park parcel involving Souvall Investments.
  • The notice noted that the council may enter closed or electronic meetings per Utah Code Annotated.

A notice posted to the city's website detailed the agenda for a Delta City Council regular meeting. The scheduled meeting included discussions on culinary water facilities and a military artillery range.

The agenda included the approval of minutes from a previous meeting and the approval of accounts payable, payroll, and electronic disbursements totaling $420,111.09.

Mayor Bogue was scheduled to lead a discussion and consideration for approval regarding Ordinance 26-342, the Delta City Culinary Water Capital Facilities Plan. Other discussion items included the Black Hills Range Complex, a military artillery range, and an introduction and alignment with R6 Regional Advisor Shay Morrison.

Additionally, the council was scheduled to discuss and consider a park parcel located within a development involving Michael Zurn and Souvall Investments.

The notice stated that the City Council may commence a closed meeting or conduct an electronic meeting pursuant to Utah Code Annotated. The agenda items were described as flexible and subject to sequential change.

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