The Uintah County Commission made several approvals during Tuesday afternoon’s Commission meeting. The ‘Commission Meeting Highlights’ shared the following: The Commission approved amendments to Title 4 of the Uintah County Code regarding purchasing procedures. The Commission ratified a grant agreement with the State of Utah for Phase 2 of the OHVR Mary Cashen Canyon Fence project. The Commission approved amendments to Title 6 of the Uintah County Code regarding snake ownership regulations and approved amendments to Chapter 17.33 regarding home-based and commercial snake breeding and sales, adopting the recommendations of County staff and the Animal Control and Shelter Special Service District. The Commission denied proposed amendments to Chapter 17.33 that would have allowed private landing strips. The Commission approved amendments to Chapter 17.33.020 to bring County regulations for internal accessory dwelling units (IADUs) into closer alignment with state requirements. The Commission approved Joseph and Rebecca Starks' request to rezone property at 16313 East 5000 South in Avalon from I-1 to A-4 and approved moving forward with Red Zone for 24/7 Managed Detection and Response (MDR) cybersecurity services, pending legal review of the contract. The Commission approved a road maintenance agreement for KODA and another for Anschutz. Finally, they approved the deaccession of designated items from the Museum's collection, as recommended by the Historic Preservation and Museum Advisory Board.
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