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[16:50] Um, we'll start with public hearing.

[16:51] Item B1 is for the ordinance amending

[16:54] the administrative hearing process.

[16:56] Before we begin taking comments, I will

[16:58] turn over the time to Michael Sanders,

[17:00] council policy analyst, to give a short

[17:02] introduction. Thank you, Michael.

[17:05] >> Thanks, council. The administration is

[17:07] » Thanks, council. The administration is

[17:08] proposing to consolidate the appeals

[17:10] process related to certain license

[17:12] denial, revocation, or suspension as

[17:14] well as civil infraction appeals. This

[17:17] process would replace the current small

[17:19] claims court process for formal appeals

[17:21] and create a consistent practice for

[17:23] appeal processing. The proposal also

[17:26] includes adding an $81 fee for formal

[17:29] administrative appeals. This proposal

[17:31] will also apply to the parties,

[17:32] gatherings, and events ordinance which

[17:34] was which was adopted last week on

[17:36] August 12th.

[17:41] » Okay, Taylor, please start with our

[17:43] first public comment.

[17:44] >> Thank you, Madam Chair. We do not have

[17:46] » Thank you, Madam Chair. We do not have

[17:46] anyone registered to speak to this item.

[17:48] >> Okay, thank you. I'll look for a motion.

[17:51] » Okay, thank you. I'll look for a motion.

[17:51] >> I move that the council close the public

[17:53] » I move that the council close the public

[17:53] hearing and adopt the ordinance.

[17:55] >> Second.

[17:55] » Second.

[17:55] >> Okay. C motion made by council member

[17:57] » Okay. C motion made by council member

[17:57] Puy, second by council Dugan. Do I have

[18:00] any discussion? All those in favor,

[18:02] please say I.

[18:03] >> I.

[18:03] » I.

[18:03] >> I.

[18:04] » I.

[18:04] >> All opposed. Motion passes unanimously.

[18:09] » All opposed. Motion passes unanimously.

[18:09] >> This brings us to the potential action

[18:11] » This brings us to the potential action

[18:11] section. Item C1 is for an ordinance

[18:13] design review standards amendment.

[18:17] I'll look for a motion.

[18:19] >> Mr. Chair, I move that council adopt the

[18:21] » Mr. Chair, I move that council adopt the

[18:21] ordinance.

[18:23] >> Second.

[18:23] » Second.

[18:24] >> Motion made by council member Dugan,

[18:25] » Motion made by council member Dugan,

[18:26] second by council member Puy. Do we have

[18:27] any discussion on the motion? Okay,

[18:29] seeing none, all those in favor, please

[18:31] say I.

[18:32] >> I.

[18:32] » I.

[18:32] >> All opposed. Motion passes unanimously.

[18:36] » All opposed. Motion passes unanimously.

[18:36] Our final item is C2 is for a resolution

[18:39] on the capital improvement program.

[18:43] Chair, I move that the council approve

[18:45] the resolution adopting the capital

[18:46] improvement program project specific

[18:48] allocations for fiscal year 26 as shown

[18:51] on the attached exhibit A funding log.

[18:54] Um, I further move that it is the intent

[18:57] of the council to address funding for

[18:58] curb, gutter, and irrigation needs on

[19:00] 1200 East medians CIP project number 25

[19:04] with existing funds in transportation

[19:06] and public lands in an upcoming budget

[19:08] amendment. I further move that it is the

[19:10] intent of the council to examine

[19:11] trafficcoming CIP project allocations

[19:13] that are on hold due to SB95

[19:16] for recapture consideration with a focus

[19:18] on reallocating the funds to school

[19:20] safety projects.

[19:21] >> Second. Motion made by council member

[19:23] » Second. Motion made by council member

[19:23] Petro, second by council member Puy. Is

[19:26] there any discussion?

[19:28] >> I madam chair I would like to highlight

[19:31] » I madam chair I would like to highlight

[19:31] the the the the process of CIP how

[19:35] unique it is that a major city and a

[19:37] city at all has a uh has uh the

[19:40] opportunity for neighbors uh to submit

[19:42] their own projects uh what they want to

[19:45] see in their own neighborhoods improved.

[19:47] Um and uh for unfortunately we don't

[19:50] have funding to support every project uh

[19:53] and there are hard choices to to be made

[19:55] but encouraging more the neighbors to

[19:57] keep on submitting their proposals um

[20:00] and future CIP and I think it opens uh

[20:02] you know later in the year or early in

[20:04] the year. Thank you.

[20:06] >> Thank you council member Kui. Any other

[20:08] » Thank you council member Kui. Any other

[20:08] discussions?

[20:09] >> Okay, seeing none, I'll call a vote. All

[20:11] » Okay, seeing none, I'll call a vote. All

[20:11] those in favor, please say I.

[20:13] >> I.

[20:13] » I.

[20:13] >> All opposed. Motion passes unanimously

[20:20] and we'll move on to the comment section

[20:21] to the mayor. Are there any questions

[20:23] for the mayor? Uh mayor Rachel, thanks

[20:25] for being here today.

[20:26] >> Awesome. No questions. We're now in the

[20:29] » Awesome. No questions. We're now in the

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[21:50] Taylor, you can begin our first general

[21:52] comment.

[21:52] >> Actually, madame chair, can I um I have

[21:56] » Actually, madame chair, can I um I have

[21:56] a question for the mayor. Can I ask that

[21:58] first?

[22:01] » Yeah. I think according to Robert's

[22:03] rules, we're just out of uh out of, you

[22:06] know, standards, but you can ask.

[22:09] >> I'm sorry. I didn't You're You're just

[22:11] » I'm sorry. I didn't You're You're just

[22:11] You're so efficient that I

[22:13] >> I did compete in Robert's rules. So,

[22:16] » I did compete in Robert's rules. So,

[22:16] >> yeah. And it shows um but I just wanted

[22:19] » yeah. And it shows um but I just wanted

[22:19] to ask that before we got into our um

[22:21] public comments. So, um, mayor, we, um,

[22:26] I think all of us have been getting some

[22:27] questions about, um, from residents

[22:30] about what the city is doing with regard

[22:32] to the fire that occurred in Mil Creek,

[22:35] um, where we lost, I think it was 23

[22:37] units, um, of housing. Can you talk

[22:40] about what the city is doing to address

[22:42] that?

[22:44] Yes, our risk manager at the city has

[22:47] been working really hard with public

[22:48] utilities to evaluate what we need to do

[22:52] on our property, the public utility

[22:54] property that's owned to secure that and

[22:56] recover any equipment that may be there.

[22:59] Risk has also been reaching out trying

[23:01] to reach out to the tenants of those

[23:03] apartments to offer city resources. that

[23:07] does not um preempt them from being able

[23:10] to come later for damages, but we want

[23:13] to make sure that if there are financial

[23:15] needs that we can help them get that

[23:17] cash in hand. Um we haven't been able to

[23:20] get their names and phone numbers. So,

[23:22] we've been working through the promise

[23:24] program through Mil Creek City and also

[23:27] through um the property management group

[23:30] over those apartments as a intermediary.

[23:34] Um and so we're we're here. We have

[23:37] resources. We are trying to make them

[23:39] available. We would um love to be in

[23:42] touch with those folks and we appreciate

[23:44] Mil Creek for putting us in touch

[23:46] through the the means that they can.

[23:49] >> Yeah. If there are any Mil Creek

[23:51] » Yeah. If there are any Mil Creek

[23:51] listeners um or folks here um or people

[23:55] that know someone that was effective,

[23:57] who should they contact about to get

[23:58] more information?

[24:00] >> I would ask Mark Catrell. Lori.

[24:02] » I would ask Mark Catrell. Lori.

[24:02] >> Uh, I think the city's risk manager,

[24:05] » Uh, I think the city's risk manager,

[24:05] Lori Roberts,

[24:06] >> would be the best person to contact.

[24:08] » would be the best person to contact.

[24:08] >> Um, I could try to get that number for

[24:11] » Um, I could try to get that number for

[24:11] you in a moment.

[24:12] >> Okay. Sorry.

[24:13] » Okay. Sorry.

[24:13] >> Great. Thank you.

[24:14] » Great. Thank you.

[24:14] >> Great question. Thank you.

[24:16] » Great question. Thank you.

[24:16] >> Thank you. Thank you, Madam Chair.

[24:19] » Thank you. Thank you, Madam Chair.

[24:19] >> Thank you, council member, and thank you

[24:20] » Thank you, council member, and thank you

[24:20] to the mayor for uh always providing us

[24:23] um this information and help resources

[24:26] for residents. Okay, we'll go back to

[24:28] our general comment section. Taylor,

[24:30] will you please begin?

[24:32] >> Thank you, Madam Chair. We have two

[24:34] » Thank you, Madam Chair. We have two

[24:34] people registered to speak. The first

[24:35] will be Ian McCubbin, followed by Chris

[24:37] Olsen. Ian is here in person.

[24:47] » Thank you, council. Thank you, mayor.

[24:49] Thank you, city attorney. Um Ian

[24:52] McCubbin here is a resident of the upper

[24:54] avenues. Want to thank Chris Wharton for

[24:56] all his support through the years.

[24:58] I don't know if your microphone's on. It

[25:01] just means the people online can't hear.

[25:03] >> Check.

[25:09] » There we go. Can you hear me now?

[25:10] >> Okay. Thank you.

[25:11] » Okay. Thank you.

[25:11] >> Great. Okay. Starting over.

[25:14] » Great. Okay. Starting over.

[25:14] >> I want to thank everybody, council,

[25:16] » I want to thank everybody, council,

[25:16] mayor, city attorney. I want to

[25:18] acknowledge Council Member Wharton and

[25:20] the Salt Lake City Fire Department for

[25:22] their continued support of us trying to

[25:24] address the wildfire risk in our

[25:25] neighborhood. This city is wolffully

[25:28] illprepared for wildfire. I work in

[25:30] Pasadena. I have hundreds of colleagues

[25:32] that lost their homes in Altadena. It

[25:34] affects me directly every day. Talked to

[25:37] people this week. Yes, I saw the fire

[25:40] chief's presentation a couple months ago

[25:42] about this is a different ecosystem.

[25:45] I've actually studied wildfire for 25

[25:47] years in the federal government. I

[25:49] understand it. I'm here as a personal

[25:52] homeowner and I have found the city

[25:54] attorney, public utilities, public

[25:56] lands, and the mayor's office completely

[25:58] ignoring the risk that presents itself

[26:00] to the upper avenues, to federal

[26:02] heights, to the eastbench, to all the

[26:05] neighborhoods that will be impacted.

[26:06] What we saw last year in Ensign Peak

[26:10] where it threatened the utility

[26:12] infrastructure by Rocky Mountain Power,

[26:14] the city is just not paying attention

[26:16] here and something bad will happen. I

[26:18] don't want to be chicken little and say

[26:20] that, but the reality is the city is not

[26:23] addressing this properly, mayor, and I

[26:25] think you all need to kind of bring in a

[26:27] fires are and start to think about this.

[26:29] And public utilities is just been

[26:32] totally asleep at the wheel on this. And

[26:34] I'm not surprised what happened in Mil

[26:36] Creek happened. And I'm sorry it

[26:37] happened. It's horrible what happened to

[26:39] those people. Like I said, I talked to

[26:41] someone for two hours yesterday that

[26:42] lost their house in Aladena. I

[26:44] understand this impact directly. And I

[26:46] think you all need to kind of wake up

[26:48] and realize that something needs to

[26:50] happen. I think Salt Lake City Fire

[26:52] understands the risk completely. I think

[26:54] Chief Alred, Chief Shepard are doing a

[26:56] great job, but they're really in a

[26:58] response mode. And what needs to happen

[27:00] is public utilities and public nance

[27:02] needs to address at a high level the

[27:04] risk that their lands present to the

[27:07] city residents. Wildfires will cause

[27:10] billions of dollars in damage in the

[27:13] state of Utah. this this year alone and

[27:17] >> I'm

[27:20] » I'm

[27:20] >> thank you. If you have any remaining

[27:21] » thank you. If you have any remaining

[27:21] comments, feel free to submit them

[27:22] online. You can always email or call in

[27:24] as well. U Taylor, next commentator,

[27:27] please.

[27:28] >> This will be Chris Olsson, who's here in

[27:30] » This will be Chris Olsson, who's here in

[27:30] person.

[27:35] » To make my twominute mark, I'll read

[27:37] this comment. Uh, I'm Chris Olsson from

[27:40] District 6 and I'm here to thank you for

[27:43] moving forward with new trail heads and

[27:46] hopefully some new trails. I've been an

[27:48] avid mountain biker in Salt Lake's

[27:50] foothills for 30 years and the open

[27:52] houses I attended pre-COVID were well

[27:54] attended and filled with great

[27:56] excitement to create Corner Canyon

[27:58] North. This would save citizens long

[28:01] drives across the valley, improving air

[28:04] and reducing traffic. But unfortunately,

[28:06] a special interest group organized after

[28:08] the fact has remained very vocal and has

[28:11] held hostage any progress on the trails

[28:13] for four years. They make comparisons to

[28:16] Boulder, which is half of Salt Lake

[28:18] City's population, and I fear a few

[28:21] avenues interests are halting the

[28:23] benefits in the East Bench phases two

[28:26] and three. I currently live near

[28:28] Parley's Point trail head and that new

[28:31] trail is great and very popular and

[28:34] really used a true success story. The

[28:37] east bench phases two and three sit

[28:40] above the large university user base

[28:42] less likely to have backyard issues and

[28:45] provide an opportunity to address the

[28:47] dry creek bottleneck. I feel the

[28:50] conflicts between hikers and bikers has

[28:53] been fabricated uh and it's not

[28:55] reflective of my experiences in the

[28:58] foothills until you get to the high hike

[29:00] summits and the downhill trails like Bob

[29:03] Sled and and Terror Ridge. Uh exclusive

[29:07] signage uh specifically the heels not

[29:10] wheels has created some conflict where

[29:13] none existed before. I feel the signage

[29:15] should be for safety only and is

[29:18] desperately needed along the bobsled and

[29:20] terror ridge trails. An online resource

[29:23] trail forks that logs usage indicates

[29:26] that the new 19th Avenue and Ridgeline

[29:29] trails are very popular with actual

[29:31] users. Thank you for giving us these

[29:33] trails. Please give us more. I would ask

[29:36] you to move forward with Eastbench

[29:38] Development.

[29:40] >> Hi.

[29:41] » Hi.

[29:41] >> Thank you. If you have remaining

[29:42] » Thank you. If you have remaining

[29:42] comments, please submit them online.

[29:44] call in, email, lots of ways to come

[29:46] back. Thank you everyone for your

[29:48] comments. We really appreciate you

[29:49] participating today. We have no new

[29:51] business items and we're now at the

[29:52] unfinished business section. Item F1 is

[29:55] the resolution central WACH commission

[29:58] addition of the city of Holiday. I'll

[30:00] look for a motion.

[30:01] >> Mr. Ch, Madam Chair, I move that the

[30:03] » Mr. Ch, Madam Chair, I move that the

[30:03] council adopt a resolution approving

[30:05] Holiday's admission as an additional

[30:07] member of the central commission.

[30:09] >> Second.

[30:10] » Second.

[30:10] >> Motion made by council member Dugan.

[30:12] » Motion made by council member Dugan.

[30:12] Second by council member Wharton. Do we

[30:15] have any discussion? Seeing none, I'll

[30:17] call for a vote. All in favor, please

[30:18] say I.

[30:19] >> I.

[30:20] » I.

[30:20] >> All opposed. Motion passes unanimously.

[30:23] » All opposed. Motion passes unanimously.

[30:23] Our next item F2 is for the resolution

[30:26] of legislative policy for housing

[30:27] program funding. I'll look for a motion.

[30:32] Madam chair, I move that the council

[30:33] adopt the legislative policy for the

[30:35] Salt Lake City housing program funds.

[30:37] Further move that the council adopt a

[30:39] legislative intent that the

[30:40] administration provide their preliminary

[30:42] metrics on these programs to the council

[30:43] halfway through the fiscal year 2026 and

[30:46] at annual intervals thereafter.

[30:49] >> Motion made by council member Dugan,

[30:51] » Motion made by council member Dugan,

[30:51] second by council member Wharton. Is

[30:53] there any discussion on the motion?

[30:54] Okay, seeing none, we'll call for a

[30:56] vote. All in favor, please say I.

[30:58] >> I.

[30:58] » I.

[30:58] >> All opposed. Motion passes unanimously.

[31:01] » All opposed. Motion passes unanimously.

[31:01] Our next item, F4, is for the

[31:03] legislative policy for the community

[31:05] land trust program. And I'll look for a

[31:07] motion.

[31:08] >> Madam Chair, I move that the council

[31:09] » Madam Chair, I move that the council

[31:09] adopt the legislative policy for the

[31:11] Salt Lake City Community Land Trust

[31:12] Program.

[31:14] >> Second.

[31:15] » Second.

[31:16] >> Okay. Motion made by Council Member

[31:17] » Okay. Motion made by Council Member

[31:17] Wharton, second by Council Member Dugan.

[31:19] Is there any discussion?

[31:21] >> Okay. Seeing none, I'll call for a vote.

[31:23] » Okay. Seeing none, I'll call for a vote.

[31:23] All in favor, please say I.

[31:24] >> I.

[31:25] » I.

[31:25] >> I. All opposed. Motion passes

[31:27] » I. All opposed. Motion passes

[31:27] unanimously.

[31:28] >> Madam Chair, did we skip item three?

[31:31] » Madam Chair, did we skip item three?

[31:32] >> Three. I think we did. Yeah,

[31:33] » Three. I think we did. Yeah,

[31:33] >> we did.

[31:34] » we did.

[31:34] >> Thank you for catching that. Thank you

[31:36] » Thank you for catching that. Thank you

[31:36] for being my Hawkeyes.

[31:39] >> I guess I'm getting old is what that

[31:40] » I guess I'm getting old is what that

[31:40] means.

[31:42] >> Welcome.

[31:42] » Welcome.

[31:42] >> Our next motion, we went out of order.

[31:44] » Our next motion, we went out of order.

[31:44] We'll jump back to item F3, is for the

[31:46] resolution of legislative policy for the

[31:47] home repair. Look for a motion.

[31:50] >> Madame Chair, I move that the council

[31:51] » Madame Chair, I move that the council

[31:51] adopt the legislative policy and

[31:53] budgetary guidelines for the Salt Lake

[31:54] City home repair program.

[31:56] >> Second.

[31:57] » Second.

[31:57] >> Motion made by council member Puy,

[31:58] » Motion made by council member Puy,

[31:58] second by council member Young. Is there

[32:01] any discussion? Okay, seeing none, I'll

[32:03] call for vote. All in favor, please say

[32:05] I.

[32:05] >> I.

[32:06] » I.

[32:06] >> I.

[32:06] » I.

[32:06] >> All opposed. Motion passes unanimously.

[32:09] » All opposed. Motion passes unanimously.

[32:09] Okay, back on track. Our final item, F5,

[32:12] is for the resolution of legislative

[32:14] policy for the Noah Preservation

[32:16] Program. Look for a motion.

[32:19] >> Madam Chair, I move that the council

[32:20] » Madam Chair, I move that the council

[32:20] adopt the legislative policy for the

[32:21] Salt Lake City Naturally Occurring

[32:23] Affordable Housing Preservation Program.

[32:27] >> Second.

[32:27] » Second.

[32:28] >> Okay. Motion made by council member

[32:29] » Okay. Motion made by council member

[32:30] Wharton, second by Council Member Dugan.

[32:31] Is there any discussion? Okay. Seeing

[32:33] none, I'll call for a vote. All those in

[32:35] favor, please say I.

[32:36] >> I.

[32:37] » I.

[32:37] >> All opposed. Motion passes unanimously.

[32:40] » All opposed. Motion passes unanimously.

[32:40] Great work, team. This brings us to the

[32:43] consent portion of our agenda. I'll look

[32:45] for a motion.

[32:45] >> A move to approve the consent agenda.

[32:48] » A move to approve the consent agenda.

[32:48] >> Motion made.

[32:49] » Motion made.

[32:49] >> Second.

[32:49] » Second.

[32:49] >> Motion made by Council Member Pu, second

[32:51] » Motion made by Council Member Pu, second

[32:51] by Council Member Wharton. I'm calling

[32:54] for a vote. All those in favor, please

[32:55] say I.

[32:56] >> I.

[32:56] » I.

[32:56] >> All opposed. Motion passes unanimously.

[32:59] » All opposed. Motion passes unanimously.

[32:59] And this concludes our Salt Lake City

[33:01] Council meeting, the council's formal

[33:02] meeting. now stands adjured.

[33:13] [Music]

Salt Lake City Formal Meeting - 08/19/2025

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