The Santaquin City Council's Oct. 20 agenda included an engineering services award for the stormwater master plan update, a UDOT master agreement for utility designs on the I-15 project, a nonconforming sign ordinance and acceptance of the Larson & Co. audit.
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contract: $139,137 — Storm drain master plan update, capital facilities plan, impact-fee analysis and plan, and rate study (recommended ceiling) Record → · Oct. 20, 2026
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A May 22 notice set a June 2 hearing on Santaquin's tentative budget and a proposed property tax increase. On June 16 the council instead unanimously adopted the certified rate of 0.001399, and the final budget's lines for a fire-department tax increase are zero.
Santaquin's Community Development and Renewal Agency reported $3,253,219 from asset sales in fiscal 2025, and its only revenue was interest. Its fiscal 2027 budget plans $400,000 more in property sales and a $250,000 transfer toward the city's new library wing.
A 2023 loan from Santaquin's pressurized irrigation fund to its capital projects fund had $3,282,102 outstanding at June 30, 2025. City budgets show the General Fund making the payments, at 1% interest, on a loan that runs through 2041.
Santaquin's water, sewer and irrigation funds paid the General Fund $1,075,000 in administrative overhead charges in fiscal 2025. The revised fiscal 2026 budget set those charges, now including storm drain, at $2,036,400, and the fiscal 2027 final budget sets them at $2,127,500.
The Santaquin City Council's Oct. 20 agenda included an engineering services award for the stormwater master plan update, a UDOT master agreement for utility designs on the I-15 project, a nonconforming sign ordinance…
The Santaquin City Council voted 4-0 on Sept. 15 to extend state-required detached accessory dwelling unit standards to more residential zones, to acquire about 1.14 acres for a stormwater channel, and to approve change…