Bob Provstgaard

First-ever transportation impact fee delayed

New development would pay roughly $1,333 per single-family home and variable commercial rates, freeing general-fund and B&C road money for road maintenance instead of new construction.

Lobbyist Consulting Agreement

Reported at roughly $20,000 per month, which Moss called more than double what comparable cities pay.

Red Bridge PID liability protection

Reimbursements to the district will be paid annually each October rather than on the faster timeline in the mistaken draft.

Onion Days and future event costs

The concert cost about $59,000 total this year, with the city's share roughly $35,000.

PARC tax renewal (Proposition 1)

One penny per $10 on non-food purchases in Payson — about $400,000 a year now, funding parks and arts projects outside the regular budget.

Cemetery fee changes

Higher non-resident cemetery fees help fund cemetery land and maintenance; resident infant and veteran fees unchanged.

FY 2026-2027 budget, ladder truck and utility rates

A $123.4 million citywide budget with no utility rate hikes this year; rate increases may be needed in future years to maintain bond coverage.

Building air conditioning failure

Covered by funds already in the current budget.

Cemetery Fees and Operations

Resident lot fees would have risen from $800 to $1,000; the item is tabled pending fee verification.

Impact fees coming to the Planning Commission

New homes pay about $580 more for drinking water and $680 more for irrigation hookups; the sewer fee drops slightly.

Board's role in City Council recommendations

Meals on Wheels funding gap

Payson contributes city funding via the MAG contract, but the program remains underfunded countywide.

Santaquin ends solid waste agreement

Loss of the shared contract could affect the city's solid waste economics.

Uncollectible utility debt and renter deposits

$69,484.56 written off this year — roughly $3 per resident — down from $73,664 last year.

2025 resident survey results

Results will guide budget priorities, with streets and sidewalks at the top of residents' list.

City Fee Schedule and Innovation Center Fees

New Innovation Center fees generate revenue to cover that program's costs; cemetery fees are currently below market.