Kaysville council agenda: $55,000 library architect contract, $1.53 million UDOT road grant and parking-citation changes
October 15, 2026, 7:00 p.m. · Council Chambers, Kaysville City Hall, 23 East Center Street
The Kaysville City Council's Oct. 15 agenda included an architect contract of up to $55,000 for library renovation, acceptance of $1.53 million in UDOT funds for Mutton Hollow roadway work and changes to the parking citation appeal process and fees. Minutes were not yet posted, so results are not known.
From the agenda; results are added when minutes are posted. Updated October 21, 2026.
Decisions at a glance
Agenda, item by item
Item 5d · Roads and utilities
Accept UDOT grant funds for Mutton Hollow Roadway Improvements
Pending
The consent item accepts $1,530,000 in UDOT road funds for repaving Mutton Hollow and installing traffic signals at Main Street and Fairfield. UDOT approved an application that had earlier been unsuccessful, and the city must submit invoices as proof of payment.
- Grant$1.53 million to Utah Department of Transportation
Item 6b · Contract
Contract with AJC Architects for library renovation design
Pending
Staff proposed hiring AJC Architects for architectural services. The city issued a request for qualifications, received 15 statements, ranked them by committee and interviewed the top three. The contract would not exceed $55,000, with scope, fee and schedule still to be negotiated. The packet does not name a funding source.
- Contract$55,000 to AJC Architects
Item 6a · Taxes and fees
Parking citation appeals ordinance and fee schedule change
Pending
The ordinance would let a person appeal a citation in writing within 10 days to a hearing officer, with an administrative hearing available if the citation is upheld. The maximum fine stays at $40; the discount for paying within 10 days rises from $15 to $20. Unpaid fees at 40 days could go to collections. The draft cites a wrong web address that a council member flagged.
- Fee$40
Item 5c · Other
Resolution on Utah Public Treasurers' Investment Fund access
Pending
The resolution authorizes named city staff, including the assistant finance director, to act on the city's accounts in the state investment fund. The names are blank in the packet and there is no fiscal impact.