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Bryce Canyon City
Building improvements work.
Posted Date
Sep 4, 2025
Due Date
Sep 18, 2025
Release: Sep 4, 2025
Bryce Canyon City
Close: Sep 18, 2025
Building improvements work.
Bryce Canyon City
Work includes siding removal and replacement of new exterior building finishes and flag pole replacement.
Posted Date
Jan 27, 2025
Due Date
Feb 27, 2025
Release: Jan 27, 2025
Bryce Canyon City
Close: Feb 27, 2025
Work includes siding removal and replacement of new exterior building finishes and flag pole replacement.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Bryce Canyon City
Key discussions included the approval of the bid for the Shuttle Building Enhancement Design Project, awarded to Tushar Contracting Inc. The Council also approved the purchase of four cemetery plots in Section C-5 and the renewal of State 1A Baseball Advertising. Fire restrictions were rescinded upon the Fire Chief's recommendation, with plans to align future restrictions with state guidelines. A previous $15,000 donation approved for Bryce Valley High School's weight equipment was tabled for revision to fund another project. A request for sponsorship for a Christmas Concert featuring The Nashville Tribute Band and Ben Gallaher was tabled for further consideration. Department reports covered community service projects, updates on the BCNP Partnership, Christmas lighting progress, and issues regarding America 250 funding and park facility improvements, including requests for baby swings, tennis courts, and a larger soccer field. Financial matters involved the review of the Profit Loss/Balance Sheet/Budget Report and the approval of warrants and credit card reports.
Key discussions included the need for year-round law enforcement coverage, which currently costs an additional $31,000, with the Sheriff following up on potential funding. The Council approved a Shuttle Enhancement Design Proposal for landscaping and sidewalk improvements, with bids due September 19th, and discussed the Town Park Remodel Project, including the use of solid rubber padding instead of wood chips and plans for a public input meeting in early October. A bid not to exceed $5000.00 was approved for the purchase and installation of a water softener and on-demand water heater for the Wellness Center. Additionally, the Council adopted a resolution to cancel the General Elections due to all positions being run unopposed, and approved a Gold level $500.00 donation to the Bryce Valley Batam Boosters. Financial reports were reviewed, and warrants were approved for payment.
The meeting commenced with an Oath of Office being administered to Sandrea Francisco. Key business included the approval of two cemetery plot purchases (C-1-17 and C-1-18) and discussion regarding the Town Park Project, where a federal grant application is due shortly, potentially requiring an emergency meeting to approve a resolution. The final invoice for the Shuttle Building Enhancement Design Project was reviewed, with potential withholding of final payment for minor fixes. Department reports indicated that the basketball shooting machine in the gym has been replaced and crack sealing is complete. The Fire Chief noted the upcoming Firefighter 1 class and recommended keeping blinds open in the Public Safety building for heat cost savings. The Local Building Authority meeting was opened and adjourned without discussion.
The meeting agenda included discussions on several business items. Key topics included the annual donation to the Bryce Canyon Recreation Association, where the funding for the ice rink was discussed, resulting in the approval of a $75,000 donation. Other business covered the Shuttle Building Enhancement Design Project, funding options for the Town Park Project estimated at $800,000, the purchase of a new basketball Shoot-A-Way system for the Wellness Center Gym, and approval for the annual New Year's Eve Celebration Sponsorship. Department reports were presented, and warrants for payment were reviewed and approved.
The meeting involved discussions on several key business items. The Bryce Canyon Recreation Association (BCRA) presented a RAP Tax Use Application requesting $25,000.00 to purchase a mobile shed for organizing ice rink operations and related supplies. The status of the Shuttle Building Enhancement Design Project was reviewed, noting ongoing concrete work and upcoming landscaping, with clarification sought regarding the use of rebar in the concrete pour. The Town Park Project plans were finalized, confirming the soccer field location. A $5,000.00 sponsorship for the Christmas Concert, featuring Ben Gallaher, was approved. For crack seal bids, the Superior Asphalt bid of $20,000.00 was accepted, which also includes the cemetery area. Details for the Town Christmas Party were established for December 22nd, 2025. The council also reviewed and approved outstanding warrants. The Local Building Authority meeting was opened and immediately adjourned.
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