Council tables Parks and Recreation Impact Fee Facilities Plan and Analysis, 3–2

Table Parks and Recreation Impact Fee Facilities Plan and Analysis

3 yes, 2 no

Brett Henderson (yes), Kurt F. Ivie (yes), Kimberly Casperson (yes), Craig Coats (no), Troy Belliston (no)

Approval of General Plan Amendment G-26-04

3 yes, 2 no

Kimberly Casperson (yes), Kurt F. Ivie (yes), Brett Henderson (no), Troy Belliston (no), Craig Coats (yes)

Approval of Resolution for Utah Inland Port Authority MOU

5 yes, 0 no

Kimberly Casperson (yes), Kurt F. Ivie (yes), Brett Henderson (yes), Troy Belliston (yes), Craig Coats (yes)

Award of Bid for Storm Drain Projects WAD-01 & WAD-05

4 yes, 0 no, 1 abstain

Troy Belliston (yes), Brett Henderson (yes), Kurt F. Ivie (yes), Kimberly Casperson (yes), Craig Coats (abstain)

Approval of Resolution for Police Officer Duty Pistol Retirement Transfer

5 yes, 0 no

Brett Henderson (yes), Kurt F. Ivie (yes), Kimberly Casperson (yes), Troy Belliston (yes), Craig Coats (yes)

Approval of Consent Agenda

5 yes, 0 no

APPROVAL OF AGENDA

5 yes, 0 no

Proclamation - Domestic Violence Awareness

0 yes, 0 no

CONSENT AGENDA

5 yes, 0 no

APPROVAL OF MINUTES

5 yes, 0 no

Consideration to approve the minutes from the City Council Meeting of 09/23/26 and 09/30/26.

5 yes, 0 no

ADJOURNMENT

3 yes, 0 no

General Plan Amendment G-26-04

20 East and 2000 South, 20 East and Merrill Road, and 240 West and 3090 South

A general plan amendment to change designations from low density, open space, and neighborhood commercial to low density, medium density, medium-high density, and community commercial.

approved (3-2) · still approved

Parks and Recreation Impact Fee Facility Plan Update

The city reviewed updates to the Parks and Recreation Impact Fee Facilities Plan and impact fees, though the final vote was tabled for further review.

What it means: Proposed maximum impact fee of $4,914 per housing unit.

Raised 2 times this week

Storm Drain Infrastructure Projects WAD-01 & WAD-05

The city awarded a $1.46 million contract to Royal T Enterprises for storm drain projects WAD-01 and WAD-05 to improve flood management and drainage infrastructure.

What it means: $1,460,365.55

Utah Inland Port Authority Project Area

The city entered into an MOU with the Utah Inland Port Authority to secure tax increment funding and support regional infrastructure like the Purgatory Road bridge.

What it means: Washington City residents and regional commuters needing improved industrial traffic routes.

Parks and Recreation Master Plan

Washington City is looking at updating its parks and recreation impact fees and the underlying facilities plan. This affects how new development contributes to the upkeep and expansion of local parks and trails.

What it means: Current and future residents who will utilize expanded or improved parks and recreation facilities funded by growth.

Adams Family Farms General Plan Amendment

The council approved a general plan amendment allowing a mixture of low, medium, and medium-high residential densities alongside neighborhood commercial uses across multiple parcels.

What it means: Property owners and prospective homebuyers seeking varied housing options.