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Provo · City Council work session

Provo council work session asks for interfund loan proposal for airport land purchase and 6-1 on brewpub license

March 31, 2020, 12:00 p.m. · Electronic meeting (YouTube)

The council voted 7-0 to ask staff for an interfund loan proposal to fund a $4,900,526 airport land purchase. It voted 6-1, with Bill Fillmore opposed, to direct its Alcohol Licensing subcommittee to bring a class F brewpub license proposal by April 14, after an earlier motion failed 3-4.

From the agenda and city or news reports of the results; minutes not yet posted. Updated October 14, 2026.

In brief

4 items came up for a decision or discussion: 3 approved and 1 discussed.

1 vote was not unanimous: Licensing for restaurants with ancillary breweries (6-1).

The agenda records 1 dollar amount, the largest $4.90 million.

3 items here are tracked in the city's development tracker.

This write-up links 3 source documents.

The previous City Council work session meeting was on March 31, 2020: Provo council approves permeable driveway rules and $2.18 million HR system funding in an electronic meeting

The next one was on April 14, 2020: Provo council approves transportation plan and beer license rules, continues hillside zone

Decisions at a glance

Agenda, item by item

  1. Item 1 · Other

    Vehicle Replacement 5-Year Plan

    Approved · 7-0

    A motion to have Mr. Harding's suggestion followed, bringing a proposed paragraph on policy direction for alternative fuel vehicles to the next work meeting, was approved 7-0.

    Vote: 7-0

  2. Item 2 · Presentation

    Public Infrastructure Districts (PIDs)

    Discussed

    The item was a presentation only; the Summary of Action records no vote.

  3. Item 3 · Other

    Licensing for restaurants with ancillary breweries

    Approved · 6-1

    A motion to have the Alcohol Licensing subcommittee propose a class F brewpub license before April 14, and afterward a proposal conforming Class B and C licenses to state code before October 1, failed 3-4, with George Handley, David Harding, Bill Fillmore and David Sewell opposed. A second motion directing the subcommittee to bring by April 14 a proposal creating a class F license for brewpubs and aligning city code more closely with state code was approved 6-1, with Bill Fillmore opposed.

    Vote: 6-1; Council Member Bill Fillmore voted no. Voting no: Council Member Bill Fillmore

    Follow Restaurant microbrewing ordinance in the development tracker →

  4. Item 4 · Presentation

    Joaquin Parking Committee presentation

    Discussed

    The item was a presentation only; the Summary of Action records no vote.

  5. Item 5 · Presentation

    Updating the General Plan

    Discussed

    The item was a presentation only; the Summary of Action records no vote.

  6. Item 6 · Budget

    Airport Fund appropriation of $4,900,526 for land acquisition

    Approved · 7-0 · Land near the airport

    A motion asking staff to bring back a proposal for an interfund loan from the Energy Department to fund the land purchase, for council consideration at an upcoming meeting, was approved 7-0.

    • Land deal$4.90 million Acquisition of land near the airport. Paid from Airport Fund (proposed); interfund loan from the Energy Department requested

    Vote: 7-0

    Follow Airport land acquisition in the development tracker →

  7. Item 7 · Presentation

    City Center Project update

    Discussed

    The item was a presentation only; the Summary of Action records no vote.

  8. Item 8 · Presentation

    Central Corridor Transit Study overview

    Discussed

    The item was a presentation only; the Summary of Action records no vote.

  9. Item 9 · General plan

    Transportation Master Plan General Plan amendment

    Discussed

    Presentation only; the item was to return at a future council meeting.

    Follow Transportation Master Plan amendment in the development tracker →

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