Council begins budget review, approves lease of 90 N. Church St.
March 16, 2021, 4:00 p.m. · Electronic meeting
Meeting electronically, the American Fork City Council began fiscal 2022 budget work with the Fitness Center, broadband, IT and cemetery funds, hearing the Fitness Center needs a 32% general fund subsidy. In a brief special session it approved a lease of city property at 90 N. Church St. after talks with the Harrington Center for the Arts.
From the approved minutes.
Decisions at a glance
| Item | Result |
|---|---|
| Fiscal 2022 Fitness Center, broadband, IT and perpetual care funds | Discussed |
| Lease of 90 N. Church St. | Approved · 4-0 |
Agenda, item by item
Item 1 · Budget
Fiscal 2022 Fitness Center, broadband, IT and perpetual care funds
Discussed
Finance Officer Anna Montoya said the Fitness Center will budget for full operations with a 32% general fund subsidy (ten-year average 25%) and capital items including a revolving door, pool deck resurfacing and an expansion feasibility study. The broadband fund runs about a $228,000 deficit covered by the general fund. Cemetery perpetual care expects about 110 lot sales ($22,000) and a $27,500 loan repayment on a $403,009 balance; about 10% of lots remain. Soccer registrations hit 1,290.
Item Special 1 · Contract
Lease of 90 N. Church St.
Approved · 4-0
In a special session, approved a lease of city property at about 90 N. Church St., revised after a meeting among the Harrington Center for the Arts, 47/50 and city staff. Lessee and terms not stated in minutes.