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Official portrait via heberut.gov. Photo: heberut.gov official page (photographer uncredited) · Copyright retained by rights holder · heberut.gov official page
Mike Johnston serves on the Heber City Council. The city lists his assignments as the Heber Valley Special Service District Board, the Daniel Irrigation Board, the Wasatch County Housing Authority, Wasatch County Weed Control and the Wasatch Irrigation Board.
Both Oct. 6 votes were unanimous. Residents near the intersection objected to the roundabout, and the council asked for plans showing what land it would need.
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City Engineer Russ Funk's plan adds striping on 100 West and a school crossing at 910 South, with concrete work capped at $150,000, and a 3-2 vote limits officials' newsletter articles.
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A motion to start an $80,000, one-year property-tax relief pilot failed 2-3 on Aug. 18, and the council voted to continue the item. The council's Sept. 1 and Sept. 15 agendas did not list it.
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Heber City cut its tax increase on Aug. 18, citing a Heber Light & Power dividend. A month earlier, the utility's board had taken no final action on a dividend it was eligible to pay, and its financial statements show no distributions through Aug. 31.
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The council voted 5-0 on Aug. 18 for a 4.2% certified tax rate increase instead of the 4.8% proposed, and told staff to adjust revenues across the budget to make up the difference. The minutes do not state the final rate or the revenue it will raise.
