Deseret Peak special service district adopts $0 tentative budget; board to consider dissolution

The Deseret Peak Special Service District board approved Resolution 2025-01 adopting a tentative budget of $0 at a meeting held in the County Building council chambers beginning at 6:55 p.m. The board opened a public hearing on the resolution, heard no public comment, and voted to adopt the resolution.

The $0 tentative budget indicates the district has no planned expenditures for the coming year. During discussion, a board member described the special service district as largely inactive and suggested the board consider dissolving the district; the board directed staff to place a discussion of dissolution on the next meeting agenda.

Board members first approved minutes from the Dec. 3, 2024 meeting by motion and voice vote before taking up the resolution. The board opened a public hearing on Resolution 2025-01 and, after hearing no members of the public, closed the hearing by motion and voice vote. Councilman Hoffman moved to approve Resolution 2025-01; Councilman Hamner seconded. The board approved the resolution by voice vote. The meeting adjourned at about 6:58 p.m.

No members of the public addressed the board during the public hearing on the budget. The board did not adopt any additional budget line items or funding allocations during the session and did not take formal action to dissolve the district; rather, members asked that dissolution be added to a future agenda for further consideration.