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Anderson said CAPSA served 2,429 individuals last year, “with more than 30 percent of those as individuals experiencing sexual violence.” She described barriers survivors face — shame, fear, lack of resources and stigma — and said CAPSA provides confidential support, legal advocacy and trauma‑informed care.

Anderson described a prevention curriculum called Shame Free Conversations, which she said is designed to help adults support youth by fostering “openness, trust, and healing.” She outlined the SAFE framework used in the curriculum and said the program has been approved by faith leaders including the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter‑day Saints so it can be taught in faith and community groups.

Council members thanked CAPSA for its work; no council action was taken on the presentation.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Cache County Council Regular Meeting 04-11-2025","oneSentenceSummary","Jill Anderson, CEO of CAPSA, briefed the council about April’s Sexual Assault Awareness Month, CAPSA’s 2024 service numbers and a prevention curriculum called 'Shame Free Conversations' that the agency offers to community groups and faith organizations.","taxTitle","Cache County School District, Utah School Boards, Utah","taxId",74853,"location","Utah","headline","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6085643,"Council hears plan for Northern Bonneville Shoreline Trail phase; vote delayed to next meeting",287,1749000,2036000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2902637-7404550181cdbeba72c2c768daf41b1d&start=1749&end=2036","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2902637-7404550181cdbeba72c2c768daf41b1d/thumbnail_1749000.jpg","/articles/6085643/Utah/Council-hears-plan-for-Northern-Bonneville-Shoreline-Trail-phase-vote-delayed-to-next-meeting","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6085643-839e6e969af821403f1331a4096ccc6c/orig.mp4?Expires=1771113989&Signature=ErGjfz-JPC3v3xJ2kg-ZXWdziYLa2Gv5wrMeV1v3wc1UHWGiY8jNsRDR76XdV64epa8RBSEN~3AtoWBaTpS-ENDpoYrK1A4p~lzrR-KbPsZsCRV8nQKoUHu~~Qu9NBdzhZcgPWCEZvVTJhCiVXkN1bBwFXkdqoRw8WnXUyDBHLqaU8Hrx3roiS7PGdY52~O7XHfv2MWdz9PFmnMNqOcLeimyHi9~68yew3ywGnEsmIhgz5ZX8UnTWc2B4YLLfPJylj7k-1YdBYEkB7ZZpLD3~Qg22jmmqhwex6OI1Vj959eADlrGLmX17eJsLcPTwPbpuHf1MSKeXYgi5z08Fu~Reg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","County planners briefed the Cache County Council on a proposal to extend the Bonneville Shoreline Trail roughly two miles between Hyde Park and Smithfield. Brandon Bell, countywide planner, and Landis, the county trails and transportation coordinator, described a state construction grant of approximately $570,000 that would fund trail construction if built by the end of 2026, and local easement acquisition estimated at about $26,000.

Bell said the project scored highly in the state trails ranking (88.7 out of 100) and benefits multiple municipalities; two cities have already contributed funds or staff time. Landis said the state program covers construction costs without requiring a local match for construction but requires local contributions for feasibility work and land acquisition. The presenters and council discussed access points, ownership of the land (recreation easements rather than fee acquisition), seasonal closures requested by one landowner to protect winter deer and elk habitat, and a design solution that would split the trail for a few hundred feet to provide alternate routes if one segment is seasonally closed.

A council member moved to suspend the rules and approve resolution 2025-13 to provide round‑1 approval; the item was discussed further and the council elected to continue consideration to the next meeting so staff can provide additional information. No final approval or funding commitment was made at this meeting.","County planners presented a roughly two-mile phase of the Northern Bonneville Shoreline Trail that has state construction funding but requires local easements. The council discussed a request for roughly $26,000 in county open-space funds for easement acquisition and deferred a final vote to a later meeting.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6085648,"Council approves rezone for Godfrey property near Logan, up to five potential lots",252,1444000,1696000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2902637-7404550181cdbeba72c2c768daf41b1d&start=1444&end=1696","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2902637-7404550181cdbeba72c2c768daf41b1d/thumbnail_1444000.jpg","/articles/6085648/Utah/Council-approves-rezone-for-Godfrey-property-near-Logan-up-to-five-potential-lots","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6085648-58c0f65414593744adbd70e133106db8/orig.mp4?Expires=1771113989&Signature=EmLNeyFjQzjAedboYJbvoEgkYTl1LCgBwOjKDxzFA01JsnT9taGvWlNM63ZPBnWIKK7fVcxGbwqG1umj8tAQTz8OiIXergWR25eeQByEzv4RiqihXOrHftsr4k9i1J5F182djdxCJvlpBN9c2kOyAdfkVr7zZarf7ERVIP0itrii1g83xjiearhRv045NM9ylpWD~uT~REgiYfCFPXc2wDy7KR0OpxWtPGXad57XYbPAxgsX5-LBKfyh9YzMEVL~JBBTGf6tJwgHAZYEtlSJH0kfvhVY941oYajladzm0ife8~gxXCUbt8Q8sxih~ZeEvioahj3rnQ8kEEGVQiP4dg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Cache County Council voted unanimously to approve ordinance 2025-11, rezoning roughly 10.5 acres at 1695 West 2200 South from Agricultural A-10 to Rural RU-2.

Angie Satterquist of the county’s Development Services staff explained the request would allow a maximum of five potential lots but cautioned that “any sensitive areas would come out of that, so it could be less.” She said the site sits about 400 feet west of the Logan city boundary and is inside the county’s urban expansion/annexation planning area, and that the Planning Commission recommended approval on March 6 by a 5–0 vote with one abstention.

Applicant Tanner Godfrey said his family currently farms the property and that sensitive lands — “about 3 acres” of pond and surrounding wetlands — limit developable area. Godfrey said he intends to build a single home and continue farming the approximately six acres they currently farm.

After the public hearing and applicant remarks the council voted to accept the county planning and zoning recommendation and approved the ordinance by unanimous voice vote.","The Cache County Council approved ordinance 2025-11 to rezone about 10.5 acres at 1695 West 2200 South from A-10 to RU-2, a change county staff said could allow up to five potential lots but is constrained by about three acres of sensitive pond and wetlands.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6085653,"Cache County council unanimously backs letter supporting Comcast BEED grant application",441,591000,1032000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2902637-7404550181cdbeba72c2c768daf41b1d&start=591&end=1032","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2902637-7404550181cdbeba72c2c768daf41b1d/thumbnail_591000.jpg","/articles/6085653/Utah/Cache-County-council-unanimously-backs-letter-supporting-Comcast-BEED-grant-application","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6085653-685ebebb577d8b1d88a44191433a749e/orig.mp4?Expires=1771113989&Signature=o9ZlVW5kX9WqFP5obT1TufMQT0HK~qqXi4G1PGmimSJ-QY9bkvxpNC4u4QQsf-33wuypJiCWxpOxXpWxcN1~DHqkQFgxkE-fJkYMIlevecQ6EXFPoT8ZzWpOZfeqWdIvz0qQLc2JUY2RJ7c1uZDscT9WkBvvS0fGVkL3oxMlj3ShILpPLcURtIYLiuW1ckb-GQN7lB1pTVbl3c7mskbbrxETbVrU5j-cHW73gNVlrPQ8rZM8S3V~wopsfSAFT-CoKOBwF3QiigW~xpZjssfXQo6Xc3kEE9XNhh38QeP3GP-H2p7xDJBxNX7gNjptgDj6iFzlLQQhNcnsrRqYscT5AA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Cache County Council voted unanimously at its meeting to provide a nonexclusive letter of support for Comcast’s application to the Utah Broadband Center’s BEED (Broadband Equity, Access and Development) program.

County staff described the BEED program as the state’s vehicle for distributing roughly $317,000,000 in federal broadband funds for Utah and said the county has more than 1,200 locations the state has identified as underserved or unserved. Andrew (county staff) told the council the letter is nonexclusive — the county could issue similar letters to other registered providers — and that local letters can earn applicants additional points in the state’s scoring matrix.

Steve Proper, who identified himself as a long-time Comcast employee doing consulting for the company, told the council Comcast expects to contribute “50% or more” of project costs in many cases and that applicants will work with the state to “scrub” the list of identified locations to determine which addresses truly need service. Paul Davis, with the Bear River Association of Governments, described the countywide mapping and speed testing used to identify coverage gaps and said the preferred solution is fiber-to-the-door where feasible.

Council members asked whether the federal funds require a local match; staff and presenters said the state’s construction grant does not require a local government match for construction, though providers must show a level of provider contribution and local costs for feasibility and land work may be required. Staff also said the Utah Broadband Center had extended an application deadline to April 24 to accommodate delays.

A motion to provide the letter as written was moved, seconded and approved unanimously. The council’s letter is nonexclusive and will be included in Comcast’s application to the state broadband office; the state will make final funding decisions.","The Cache County Council voted unanimously to send a nonexclusive letter of support for Comcast’s application to Utah’s Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment (BEAD/BEED) funding, a step intended to help score the company’s proposed projects that target more than 1,200 underserved locations in the county.","actionData","errors"]

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