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Bountiful · City Council

Bountiful council agenda for Oct. 13: Bountiful Boulevard right-of-way vacation, $140,000 land sale and police laptop purchase

October 13, 2026, 7:00 p.m. · City Hall, 795 South Main Street

The Bountiful City Council's Oct. 13 agenda included a public hearing on vacating about 10,251 square feet of excess right-of-way on Bountiful Boulevard, a sale of an approximately 0.235-acre parcel for $140,000, a $24,252 emergency well motor purchase and an $85,920 police laptop purchase. Results were not in the documents reviewed.

From the agenda; results are added when minutes are posted. Updated October 21, 2026.

Decisions at a glance

Agenda, item by item

  1. Item 6a · Budget

    Expenditures over $1,000 (consent)

    Pending

    Disbursement reports totaled $4,533,752.03 for three dates in September, including $393,894 to Cache Valley Electric for the NW Substation, $327,750 to UTOPIA Fiber for August network fees, $2,324,002.77 to Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems for August power and $316,293.89 to Black Forest Paving for reconstruction.

  2. Item 7 · Contract

    Viewmont well pump and motor installation, Widdison Well Services

    Pending

    Staff asked the council to ratify an emergency purchase of $24,252 for a new well motor from Widdison Well Services after a motor failed during an August lightning storm. The well was rehabilitated in May 2026 and can pump up to 600 gallons per minute. The old motor is being analyzed, and the city would be reimbursed if a warranty applies. Kraig Christensen presents.

    • Purchase$24,252 to Widdison Well Services Replacement well motor and installation, Viewmont well. Emergency purchase authorized by the city manager. Paid from Water budget contingency line ($60,000 budgeted)
  3. Item 8 · Contract

    Police laptop purchase, Baycom

    Pending

    Purchase of 16 ruggedized Panasonic Toughbook laptops and docking stations for $85,920 from Baycom, a state NASPO contract vendor. Staff said the manufacturer's price rose about 15% on Oct. 1. Greg Martin presents.

    • Purchase$85,920 to Baycom 16 laptops and docking stations for police. State NASPO contract. Paid from Computer Replacement Fund
  4. Item 9 · Budget

    Interfund loan amendment, Capital Projects Fund and Fiber Fund (Resolution 2026-14)

    Pending

    A resolution amending the terms of the interfund loan between the Capital Projects Fund and the Fiber Fund. The materials reviewed contain no staff report with the new terms.

  5. Item 10a · Public hearing

    Vacation of right-of-way on Bountiful Boulevard near 1300 East (Resolution 2026-15), public hearing

    Pending · South side of Bountiful Boulevard near 1300 East

    A hearing on a petition to vacate about 10,251 square feet of excess right-of-way, described in the notice as no longer needed for street purposes, on the south side of Bountiful Boulevard near 1300 East.

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  6. Item 10b · Other

    Sale of about 0.235-acre parcel to Keller Family Properties, LLC (Resolution 2026-16)

    Pending

    A purchase and sale contract for an approximately 0.235-acre parcel to Keller Family Properties, LLC for $140,000. Gary Hill presents. The materials reviewed give no further detail, and do not say whether the parcel is the same as the right-of-way in the preceding item.

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  7. Item WS · Presentation

    Work session: Davis Links overview

    Discussed

    The Davis County Health Department, through Gary Hill, was to describe Davis Links, a countywide network connecting residents to health, human and community services.

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