Riverton council agenda for Oct. 20: $18,000 skate park design contract, commercial use table and window sign rules
October 20, 2026, 7:00 p.m. · Riverton City Hall, 12830 South Redwood Road
The Riverton City Council's Oct. 20 agenda included an $18,000 contract with American Ramp Company for conceptual skate park designs at Centennial Park and Main Park, a satellite water-leak detection contract with Asterra, and ordinances updating the commercial use table and window signage rules. 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
Item 14.b · Contract
Satellite water leak detection and infrastructure assessment, Asterra (Resolution 26-50)
Pending
Consent item authorizing a purchase order contract with Asterra for satellite water leak detection and an infrastructure condition assessment. Purchasing Manager Craig Calvert presents. The agenda lists no amount.
- PurchaseAmount not given to Asterra
Item 15.a · City code
Table of commercial uses update, Section 18.90 (Ordinance 26-21)
Pending
A city-initiated update to the Table of Commercial Uses. Development Services Director Jason Lethbridge presents.
Item 15.b · City code
Window signage rules, Sections 18.150.040, .090 and .120 (Ordinance 26-19)
Pending
A city-initiated amendment to the sign code regarding window signs. Development Services Director Jason Lethbridge presents.
Item 16.a · Contract
Skate park conceptual designs, American Ramp Company (Resolution 26-51)
Pending
A contract for $18,000 with American Ramp Company for conceptual skate park designs for Centennial Park and Main Park. City Manager Kevin Hicks presents. The agenda does not state how the vendor was chosen or the funding source.
- Contract$18,000 to American Ramp Company
Item WS · Presentation
Work session: traffic committee process, administrative law judge, fee schedule
Pending
The 4:30 p.m. work session covered the traffic committee process (City Engineer Matt Cassel), a discussion of an administrative law judge (City Attorney Ryan Carter and City Manager Kevin Hicks) and the fee schedule (Hicks).