Clinton council creates audit committee, caps Powerline Park playground at $250,000
September 22, 2026, 7:00 p.m. · Clinton City Council Chambers, 2267 N. 1500 W.
The Clinton City Council unanimously created an audit committee and directed staff to design a Powerline Park playground within a $250,000 cap funded by RAP Tax revenue. A work session before the meeting covered the city's term-limits ordinance. These are draft minutes included in the Oct. 13 packet, which was cut off partway through.
From the draft minutes. Updated October 21, 2026.
Decisions at a glance
| Item | Result |
|---|---|
| Resolution 23-26: audit committee | Approved |
| Powerline Park playground | Approved |
| Term limits ordinance (work session) | Discussed |
Agenda, item by item
Other
Resolution 23-26: audit committee
Approved
The council created an audit committee made up of Councilmembers Chris Danson and Dane Searle and resident Scott Parke, a CPA.
Parks
Powerline Park playground
Approved
A substitute motion directs staff to work with a playground vendor identified in the minutes as Garrett within the $250,000 RAP Tax cap, seek the lowest price, include a wheelchair-accessible feature, and have Parks and Recreation Director Brooke Mitchell choose the final design for review by Rocky Mountain Power. Sidewalk work is handled separately, and shade is subject to Rocky Mountain Power's requirements.
- Budget$250,000 to Garrett (as named in minutes)
City code
Term limits ordinance (work session)
Discussed
The council discussed whether the term-limits ordinance should be kept, repealed or amended to allow service after a break. No vote was taken. A public hearing was suggested and the topic is to return to a future policy agenda.