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American Fork · City Council work session

Council reviews mid-year PARC tax spending

February 2, 2021, 4:00 p.m. · Electronic meeting

In a brief electronic work session, the American Fork City Council reviewed mid-year reports on 2020-21 PARC tax spending by the city and the Timpanogos Arts Foundation, which received a $47,000 award. Councilmember Rob Shelton asked for the Art Dye Park bond amortization schedule.

From the approved minutes.

Agenda, item by item

  1. Item 1 · Presentation

    Mid-year PARC tax reports from the city and Timpanogos Arts Foundation

    Discussed

    Council members reviewed 2020-21 PARC tax spending reports. Councilmember Shelton asked for the Art Dye Park bond amortization schedule and payment source; staff said the bond is not paid off. Timpanogos Arts Foundation Executive Director Reggie Walker said its award was $47,000, COVID hurt its bands, choirs and visual arts while its theater did well, and its board has six members with a goal of 10 to 12.

    • Grant$47,000 to Timpanogos Arts Foundation 2020-21 PARC tax award. Paid from PARC tax
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