City Governement

BOUNTIFUL -- City leaders have granted final site plan approval to a mixed use building at 2155 South Orchard Drive.

The building will be located in the partially completed Orchard Pines development and involves a three-story structure with commercial and office uses on the lower two levels and four flat-style residential units on the third floor.

CENTERVILLE -- Annual work on roads was approved recently by the city council as the city awarded two contracts.

Morgan Pavement Maintenance received its bid for $301,717.50 for crack and slurry seals, while Kilgore Companies was awarded $210,233.83 for street rebuilds and overlays.

Most of the streets north of Parrish Lane will be crack sealed, according to a staff report. Meanwhile, the street rebuild and overlay bid includes two roads, Deerfield Drive and 400 West from Parrish Lane to 100 North. The Deerfield project also includes installing a storm drain.

PLEASANT VIEW — Council members recently approved what Community Development Director Bruce Talbot calls a “unique” subdivision.

FARMINGTON -- City Manager Dave Millheim never wants to hear the claim that nepotism played a role in who works for the city.

SYRACUSE — City officials have approved a letter of intent to move ahead with an audit of the city’s street-lighting program, which could potentially save both money and energy.

FARMINGTON -- Members of the city council approved a canvass of the 2011 primary election during a council meeting Tuesday, which included negating four votes for people who showed up to vote without the proper identification.

Those four votes, which weren't counted, potentially could have made a difference, as Raymond Walsh lost by four votes in a bid to be one of the six candidates remaining in the race for three council seats. But ultimately, nothing changed in the race standings.