Corinne council accepts a single $25,606 bid for fire station exhaust fans and a new exit, and reviews a draft transportation plan
October 20, 2026
At its Oct. 20 meeting the Corinne City Council approved the only bid it received, $25,606 from Gurr Construction, for exhaust fans and a fire exit at the fire department, with Council Members Tom Little and Joshua Morris absent. Sunrise Engineering presented a draft transportation plan intended to support talks with UDOT and to guide which roads need repairs. The minutes were unsigned when posted.
From the draft minutes. Updated November 3, 2026.
In brief
3 items came up for a decision or discussion: 2 discussed and 1 approved.
The agenda records 1 dollar amount, the largest $25,606.
This write-up links 1 source document.
4 members were present and 2 absent (Council Member Tom Little (excused), Council Member Joshua Morris (excused)).
Residents raised fire station upgrades, road repairs and udot coordination, and sewer project paving.
The previous City Council meeting was on October 6, 2026: Corinne council hears pitches from two garbage haulers ahead of its January contract expiration
Decisions at a glance
| Item | Result |
|---|---|
| Fire department exhaust fan and fire exit bid | Approved · 3-0 |
| Planning commission report: Standard Wellness lot | Discussed |
| Driveway paving during the sewer project | Discussed |
Agenda, item by item
Contract
Fire department exhaust fan and fire exit bid
Approved · 3-0
Mayor Baton said he had been able to obtain only one bid for both the exhaust fan and the fire exit, $25,606 from Gurr Construction. The council discussed whether to proceed or keep seeking bids, then approved the bid as presented, 3-0 of the members present.
- Contract$25,606 to Gurr Construction
Presentation
Transportation plan presentation
Discussed
Josh Nelson and Jeff Mortimer of Sunrise Engineering presented the city's transportation plan using a story map and discussed changes the council would like to see. The plan is meant to help in discussions with UDOT and to identify which roads need what repairs, and is described as a living document. A link was to be emailed to the council.
Development
Planning commission report: Standard Wellness lot
Discussed
The mayor reported that Standard Wellness told the planning commission it plans to remove several temporary buildings, make some permanent and add another building on its lot. The city engineer is reviewing its documents.
Roads and utilities
Driveway paving during the sewer project
Discussed
Residents who want their driveways paved at their own expense while paving for the sewer project is under way were told to contact PR Paving. New pet waste stations have been installed at the parks.
What residents said
Fire station upgradesRoad repairs and UDOT coordinationSewer project paving