[0:02] Everyone this evening. Welcome to the

[0:04] Provo Municipal Council regular meeting.

[0:05] It is July 14th, 2026 and it is 5:30

[0:09] p.m.

[0:10] Um

[0:12] Well, the roll call of the elected

[0:13] officials, we have Council Rachel

[0:15] Whipple, Council Becky Bogden, myself

[0:17] Katrice MacKay, Council Craig

[0:19] Christiansen, Council Jeff Whitlock and

[0:22] Council Travis Hoban.

[0:24] Today our prayer will be provided by one

[0:26] of the Collins family. It's going to be

[0:27] a surprise which one. And then we'll

[0:29] have a pledge of allegiance by myself

[0:31] Katrice MacKay. So we'll have one of the

[0:32] Collins up for the opening prayer.

[0:45] Thank you.

[0:51] » Our kind Father in heaven, we humbly bow

[0:53] our heads to thee with

[0:55] gratitude for all of our many blessings.

[0:58] Father, we appreciate the opportunity to

[1:00] meet here this evening and to

[1:03] honor those who protect and serve us.

[1:05] And we pray that thou will guide all

[1:08] those in uniform, protect them as they

[1:10] continue to serve us. And Father, we're

[1:12] thankful for

[1:14] all of the great leaders of this

[1:15] community and for the leaders of this

[1:17] state and for our country. We pray that they will be blessed with

[1:22] thy wisdom and thy guidance to continue

[1:24] to lead us down the path thou would have

[1:25] us go.

[1:27] We give thanks for all that we have, say

[1:29] so humbly and do so in the name of thy

[1:30] son Jesus Christ. Amen.

[1:32] >> Amen.

[1:33] >> Thank you so much.

[1:35] Please rise.

[1:39] » I pledge allegiance to the flag of the

[1:41] United States of America and to the

[1:44] republic for which it stands, one nation

[1:47] under God, indivisible, with liberty and

[1:50] justice for all.

[1:55] » Okay, this is one of our favorite things

[1:56] that we get to witness. Um, we're going

[1:58] to have a ceremony for the badge pinning

[1:59] of six new firefighters and this will be

[2:01] presented by our fire chief, Jeremy

[2:03] Hedman.

[2:18] » Thank you, Council. Um, it's it's an

[2:21] honor to be here today and to introduce

[2:24] you to It's actually five today. One of

[2:26] them wasn't able to make it, but we're

[2:28] we have two more coming

[2:31] in a couple weeks, so we'll bring him

[2:32] then. Um, but five new firefighters.

[2:35] These five firefighters have been

[2:37] through eight weeks of training. Um,

[2:39] they are on shift now and out there

[2:42] running calls and and taking care of

[2:45] emergencies every day.

[2:47] Um, I'd like to start by calling up

[2:49] Rhett Collins.

[2:51] Uh,

[2:52] Rhett

[2:54] is a 24-year-old

[2:56] from South Jordan, Utah. He joined the

[2:58] fire service to challenge himself to

[3:01] embrace new opportunities for personal

[3:03] growth and to serve his community.

[3:06] The most important things in Rhett's

[3:08] life are his family and the

[3:11] relationships he has with the people he

[3:13] loves. Their support example have

[3:15] inspired him to pursue a life a life of

[3:18] hard work and service and making it

[3:20] possible for him to reach miles to this

[3:22] milestone in his career.

[3:24] I

[3:25] Rhett is going to be pinned by his

[3:27] girlfriend,

[3:29] Alaina.

[3:31] >> Alaina.

[3:33] >> It's Alaina.

[3:49] » Congratulations.

[4:00] » Uh next I'd like to invite

[4:03] Italo

[4:04] Perdomo

[4:06] to come up.

[4:14] So, Italo was born and raised in El

[4:17] Salvador. He moved to the United States

[4:19] in 2014.

[4:21] He first moved to Texas after and then

[4:23] after serving in an LDS mission in Utah,

[4:26] he decided this was the place to raise

[4:28] his family.

[4:29] He moved to Utah at the end of 2019.

[4:32] Shortly after that he was married.

[4:34] Uh since then he has worked to pursue

[4:37] his career as a firefighter.

[4:39] He is currently working on a Bachelor's

[4:41] of Emergency Services Administration

[4:43] degree

[4:44] and he has a beautiful 2-year-old son

[4:47] who he loves dearly and he hopes one day

[4:50] that he will follow in his footsteps and become a firefighter.

[4:54] Um

[4:56] Italo,

[4:57] I didn't have you pronounce your wife's

[5:00] Ar- Arene?

[5:02] She

[5:03] His wife Arene is going to come up and

[5:05] pin his badge.

[5:44] Uh next I'd like to invite Jake Johnston

[5:46] up.

[5:54] Jake was born in Redlands, California,

[5:56] but he's grown up around Orem and then

[5:58] is now living in Mapleton. He loves the

[6:00] outdoors and activities such as dirt

[6:03] biking, shooting, hiking, surfing,

[6:05] which I don't know where he does that in

[6:06] Utah,

[6:08] and snowboarding.

[6:09] Jake and his wife love traveling to find

[6:11] new adventures together. He first got

[6:13] interested in the fire service his

[6:15] sophomore year in high school.

[6:17] He took a basic EMR class.

[6:20] From that point, he continued to learn

[6:22] about it and wanted to have a career in

[6:24] the fire service. He's very excited to

[6:26] be

[6:27] joining the Provo Fire Department and

[6:29] starting his career here.

[6:31] His wife Katie is going to come up and

[6:32] pin his badge.

[7:16] Next, I'd like to invite Blake Evans to

[7:18] come up.

[7:26] Blake grew up in Las Vegas. Um

[7:30] He's

[7:31] He lived there for 16 years. He moved to Utah in Herriman. He loves to do

[7:36] anything outdoors like golf, pickleball,

[7:38] hiking, fishing, just about anything

[7:40] outside.

[7:41] Blake said Blake is excited to serve a

[7:44] great community and be part of something

[7:46] bigger than himself

[7:48] and to help people and be there for

[7:50] people what might be their worst day.

[7:54] Uh Blake is going to be pinned by his

[7:56] father Alan

[7:57] Evans.

[8:35] And finally, I'd like to invite Daniel

[8:37] Monson up.

[8:44] Daniel was raised in West Jordan and

[8:46] feels fortunate to call Utah his home.

[8:49] Inspired to serve his community, he

[8:51] completed his EMT certification at Utah

[8:53] Valley University before he continuing

[8:56] on with the university's recruit

[8:58] candidate academy

[9:00] uh where he earned his fire

[9:01] certifications. Daniel is proud to join

[9:03] the Provo Fire Department. I'd like to

[9:06] thank his family, friends, and his

[9:07] girlfriend Caitlin

[9:09] uh especially for writing this bio.

[9:14] Like to invite Caitlin up to

[9:16] pin his badge.

[9:39] Congratulations.

[9:46] » It's pretty

[9:47] It's a pretty fun time to hire five new

[9:50] firefighters.

[9:51] Um

[9:52] we

[9:54] hire once or twice a year.

[9:57] Um these guys have all been outstanding.

[10:00] The the trainers that trained them for

[10:04] the last 8 weeks or

[10:06] before they went on shift had nothing

[10:08] but great things to say about these

[10:10] young men.

[10:11] And we're excited to see what they can

[10:13] do to make Provo Fire and Provo City a

[10:15] better place. I'd like to ask Heidi to

[10:17] come up and swear them in.

[10:30] » I do solemnly swear

[10:32] >> I solemnly swear

[10:34] >> that I will support, obey, and defend

[10:37] >> support, obey, and defend

[10:38] >> the Constitution of the United States

[10:43] >> and the Constitution of the state of

[10:44] Utah

[10:45] >> and the Constitution of the state of

[10:47] Utah

[10:48] >> and that I will discharge the duties

[10:50] >> discharge the duties

[10:51] >> of my office with fidelity.

[10:54] >> office with fidelity.

[11:29] » You're good. I'll I'll them back to you

[11:30] if that's okay.

[11:40] 1 2

[11:42] Uh counselor

[11:44] Bogden, can you assume

[11:46] You're right.

[11:49] Yeah.

[11:50] >> [laughter]

[11:54] » Thank you.

[12:01] Congratulations to all the new

[12:03] firefighters. We're really excited and

[12:05] there is uh some treats and refreshments

[12:07] in the community room and all the family

[12:09] and friends are welcome to come. Thank

[12:11] you so much.

[12:17] Thank you.

[12:18] Oh, so strong and young. Love it.

[12:40] The pinning

[12:43] The best way to do it is

[13:02] All right, as indicated on the screen, a

[13:04] required public hearing will be held for

[13:05] certain agenda items prior to council

[13:07] action. After each such item has been

[13:09] presented, time to comment will be

[13:11] provided for all those who wish to

[13:12] speak.

[13:13] For items that do not require a public

[13:15] hearing, public comment will still be

[13:16] taken following presentation of an item,

[13:18] but will be limited to 10 minutes.

[13:20] Please note that items 6 through 12 will

[13:22] be continued to a future meeting and we

[13:24] will not hold a public hearing for them

[13:26] in tonight's meeting.

[13:28] At this time,

[13:29] up to 15 minutes have been set aside for

[13:31] an open public comment period, which is

[13:33] intended to allow comment on matters

[13:34] that do not appear on the agenda, but

[13:36] are limited to topics regarding

[13:38] municipal business or within municipal

[13:39] council purview.

[13:41] Persons who speak during this time to an

[13:42] item that is on the agenda will not

[13:44] normally be afforded a second

[13:45] opportunity to speak during the comment

[13:46] period specific to that item.

[13:48] During any public comment period, each

[13:50] speaker will generally be limited to 2

[13:51] minutes. Due to noticing requirements,

[13:53] no formal action will be taken in this

[13:55] meeting on matters that do not appear on

[13:57] the agenda.

[13:58] Those with comments are invited to

[13:59] approach the podium. Those participating

[14:01] on Zoom will need to use the raise hand

[14:03] feature to indicate they wish to

[14:04] comment. The chair may choose to

[14:06] alternate between in-person and online

[14:08] commenters. Please begin your comments

[14:10] by stating your name and your city of

[14:12] residence. You will have 2 minutes to

[14:13] speak.

[14:15] Are there any online commenters at this

[14:18] time or anyone in the public who would

[14:19] like to come up and comment?

[14:26] All right, we will move on.

[14:33] You just need to say your name and your

[14:35] city of residence, please.

[14:41] » Um, my name is Burns. I'm from Provo.

[14:44] Literally just a little ways away.

[14:45] >> Yeah, we just need your full name,

[14:46] please.

[14:47] >> Um, my name is Burns Johansson.

[14:49] Um,

[14:50] recently there's been news about

[14:54] content creators and dealing with things

[14:56] going on in Provo, and it's sparking

[14:58] some concerns. I work as a content

[15:00] creator myself,

[15:01] and

[15:04] it seems concerning to me because

[15:06] recently with what's going on with a

[15:07] content creator,

[15:09] it seems that someone's

[15:12] verbal communication saying that someone

[15:14] is doing something as in threats or

[15:17] something like that

[15:18] has caused Provo police to

[15:22] do a subpoena to get all the information

[15:25] from the person who

[15:27] doesn't seem to have any evidence that

[15:29] they said any of those things.

[15:31] And

[15:32] it kind of seems like Provo's trying to

[15:35] wait it out, which

[15:38] I can kind of understand why. This is a

[15:40] very sensitive subject.

[15:42] But considering both the subpoena

[15:45] and the remarks by the prosecution

[15:48] representing Provo,

[15:50] it kind of seems alarming to work as a

[15:52] content creator in Provo now knowing

[15:54] that

[15:55] if someone calls into the police and

[15:56] says I threaten them with no proof

[15:59] whatsoever,

[16:00] the police will work to get a subpoena

[16:03] for all of my information

[16:05] and likely cause other damages to my

[16:07] life.

[16:08] And I get you guys will not be making a

[16:11] comment about it today, but

[16:13] as someone who's lived here and worked

[16:15] with other content creators who were in

[16:17] this city

[16:18] and some of the major YouTubers who have

[16:21] created what is now YouTube and online

[16:24] content,

[16:25] a lot of us are worried because we don't

[16:28] want someone getting upset with us and

[16:30] destroying our entire entire lives

[16:33] and being able to get any information

[16:35] that they want.

[16:37] I hope you guys make a comment or take

[16:41] some sort of action because

[16:43] at this point we're scared and we want

[16:45] something

[16:46] some sort of movement on this. Thanks.

[16:49] >> Thank you.

[16:52] It's very good timing.

[16:55] All right, any other public comment?

[16:59] All right.

[17:01] first we have an implied

[17:02] motion on an ordinance vacating section

[17:04] of 1600 West to deed back to the

[17:06] adjoining property owners and this will

[17:08] be presented by Megan Jensen, our city

[17:09] planner.

[17:16] Thank you, Council. Um we talked about

[17:17] in the work session earlier. Um, but

[17:20] essentially this portion of 1600 West

[17:24] was um, dedicated to the city for

[17:26] right-of-way um, in a subdivision

[17:28] several years ago and the

[17:31] improvements have been completed and

[17:35] there is a remaining portion about 20 ft

[17:37] in width and that would just be deeded

[17:40] back to um, the adjacent property

[17:43] owners.

[17:44] And

[17:50] there were some questions about the

[17:52] width of the road. So, I got that

[17:56] information from

[17:57] public works. So, it would be 36 ft of

[18:00] asphalt, 6 ft of sidewalk and variable

[18:03] um, width for the mow strip. Um, that's

[18:06] what's planned for 1600 West.

[18:09] And with that, I'm happy to answer any

[18:10] questions.

[18:12] >> Great. Thanks, Megan. Any questions for

[18:14] Megan?

[18:15] Councilor Bogdan.

[18:18] So, 36 ft is what's planned, but that's

[18:20] not what's there today, correct?

[18:23] >> Um, no. I don't I think that would

[18:28] Well, that might be a better question

[18:29] for public works, but I think that would

[18:33] be

[18:34] um,

[18:36] widening out including the mow strip and

[18:38] the sidewalk

[18:40] um, as planned.

[18:42] >> Gordon Hay, public works. So, when this

[18:45] road is built on the new cross section,

[18:46] the asphalt will be 36 ft the entire

[18:49] width until it expands out further down

[18:51] as we get closer to 64th and it'll go or

[18:54] excuse me, to Lake View Parkway and then

[18:56] we will

[18:58] have the normal size roadway section.

[19:00] So, just through this section and down

[19:03] where we have existing development,

[19:05] it'll only be 36 ft of asphalt.

[19:09] » So, that's what we're looking at is 36

[19:13] ft, not what exists today.

[19:16] >> Right. So, as curb and gutter gets put

[19:18] in there, we'll have 36 through the

[19:19] whole The minimum size of that small

[19:22] section of road will be 36 ft of

[19:24] asphalt.

[19:24] >> Will be eventually.

[19:26] Okay. Um

[19:28] And then we talked about this. I want to

[19:30] warn the public meeting because this road is really, really narrow.

[19:34] And this road we're looking at this is a

[19:35] collector road. This is not

[19:39] for the public and for that live along

[19:41] here and the people that live in the

[19:43] neighborhood. This is more of an

[19:45] alleyway and this is a collector road.

[19:47] This is not a neighborhood street.

[19:50] And this is planned to go all the way

[19:51] from Center Street, which it does today.

[19:54] And it ends at 11:50

[19:56] South. It's planned to go through all

[19:58] the way to Lakeview Parkway.

[20:01] And we talked about in order to do this,

[20:03] you'd have to buy nine homes.

[20:07] » Around nine homes. I'd have to get the

[20:08] exact number, but there's nine I've

[20:10] broken down.

[20:11] >> And for safety purposes because the

[20:15] elementary school is just

[20:17] two houses to the two house Yeah, two

[20:19] houses right here to the north.

[20:21] Um

[20:23] we're giving that back so that the

[20:24] sidewalks there

[20:26] to start to build the sidewalk down to

[20:28] 890 because Shoreline Middle is like a

[20:31] few blocks to the east and kids do walk

[20:35] from elementary school and for the

[20:36] Shoreline Middle School down this road.

[20:40] So, for that reason I will vote yes.

[20:43] Um but I do acknowledge that this is a

[20:46] road that is very small.

[20:50] And we don't have any plans to widen it

[20:54] for generations.

[20:57] >> Yeah, we'd have to buy homes and I

[20:58] wouldn't vision just it's more important

[21:01] to get the sidewalks in place today so

[21:03] that we have a place for people for the

[21:05] children particularly and people to walk

[21:07] while we wait for a time when we do want

[21:09] to buy homes and widen the road.

[21:12] >> So, it's going to be widened on the

[21:14] >> So, both sides Yeah, we plan to start

[21:16] doing this whole road as we We're

[21:18] working with each of the property owners

[21:20] to get right-of-way as we get them.

[21:22] What you'll see will be a 30-ft

[21:25] 36-ft asphalt section with a variable

[21:27] park strip and then 6-ft sidewalks on

[21:30] both sides of this road. That's what

[21:31] we're going to be working on.

[21:33] We think this is an important pedestrian

[21:35] corridor. We need to get that going.

[21:40] » Yeah. Okay. Thank you very much. I

[21:42] appreciate that.

[21:47] All right. We will open this item up for

[21:48] public comment. Any public comment on

[21:50] this item?

[21:53] All right. We'll turn over to council

[21:54] discussion. Any council discussion on

[21:56] this item?

[21:58] >> Jeffress.

[21:59] >> Councilor Jeff Whitlock.

[22:00] >> Thank you. Yeah.

[22:01] >> [clears throat]

[22:02] >> I just want to say I think this is

[22:04] fair. We don't have eminent plans to use

[22:06] it, that we give it back. This was give

[22:08] essentially given to us and giving it

[22:10] back. And then I also appreciate

[22:12] the proactive nature of recognizing we

[22:16] need to get sidewalks that are safe for

[22:18] kids so they can get to school safely.

[22:23] » All right. We'll take a vote on the

[22:24] applied motion.

[22:25] Councilor Garrett is excused. Councilor

[22:27] McKay, yes. Councilor Christensen.

[22:29] >> Yes.

[22:30] >> Councilor Whitlock.

[22:31] >> Yes.

[22:32] >> Councilor Bogdan.

[22:33] >> Yes.

[22:33] >> Councilor Hoban.

[22:35] >> Yes.

[22:36] >> And Councilor Whipple.

[22:37] >> Yes. Miss passes 6-0.

[22:39] >> Next, an applied motion on a resolution

[22:41] attesting to the review of the missile

[22:43] wastewater planning program survey for

[22:45] calendar year 2025 in accordance with

[22:48] the Utah pollutant discharge elimination

[22:49] systems permit. This is presented by

[22:52] Dave Torgersen, our wastewater

[22:53] superintendent.

[22:57] » Evening. Thank you for this opportunity.

[22:59] Um I was hoping that Chief Headman

[23:02] would have had the the whole audience to

[23:05] hear this, [laughter] but

[23:06] uh, they had other things to go do.

[23:09] Um, but uh, this is this is a um, re uh,

[23:12] self-annual survey that we conduct every

[23:15] year.

[23:16] Um, as we discussed in the the work

[23:19] session, um,

[23:20] we were a little bit late in doing it

[23:22] this year, um,

[23:24] but the the state sent out the survey to

[23:26] the wrong

[23:27] individuals, so we've rectified that.

[23:30] Um, but what we're here tonight to do is

[23:31] to to get a resolution um, approving

[23:35] that you've reviewed the the

[23:37] self-assessment that we've completed.

[23:40] Um, the the self-assessment covers um,

[23:43] several sections, um,

[23:45] first of which is uh, financial

[23:47] uh, self-evaluation.

[23:49] Um, it goes through several several

[23:52] topics um, on the the health of our

[23:54] financial situation to to fund the sewer utilities.

[23:59] Um,

[24:01] it also covers uh, the collection

[24:03] system, uh, the health of the collection

[24:06] system, the age of it,

[24:08] um, how many um,

[24:10] backups and overflows that we've had

[24:12] throughout the year, um,

[24:14] and whatnot. Um, one of the things I

[24:16] wanted to highlight um,

[24:19] uh, Counselor McKay,

[24:21] um,

[24:22] in the work session pointed out that I

[24:24] need to uh, do a better job of doing my

[24:26] public service announcement.

[24:28] Um, and um,

[24:30] uh, admonishing to to not to not flush

[24:34] flushable wipes.

[24:36] Um, also don't pour um, fats, oils,

[24:39] grease, things like that on the down the

[24:41] drain.

[24:42] Um,

[24:44] they will end up causing problems.

[24:47] Um,

[24:48] so um, please please don't do that.

[24:50] That's part of um, what causes backups

[24:53] that we have to go and

[24:54] um, undo

[24:56] uh, and repair those. So,

[24:59] um, the the section also covers the the

[25:02] wastewater treatment plant,

[25:04] um, the condition, the capacity,

[25:06] uh, any upgrades that have been made,

[25:10] um, and it evaluates the staff that

[25:11] we've had,

[25:13] um, new development that's come in and

[25:14] how that affects the system. So,

[25:18] um,

[25:18] with that, um,

[25:20] we're seeking, uh, a resolution to

[25:23] uh, adopt that. And are Are there any

[25:25] questions?

[25:28] » Any questions for Dave?

[25:32] I don't think so. You're good, Dave.

[25:33] Thank you.

[25:33] >> you.

[25:35] >> All right, we'll open this item up for

[25:36] public comment. Any public comment on

[25:38] this item?

[25:42] Any council discussion on this item?

[25:45] Councilor Christensen.

[25:47] >> This is the kind of topic that no one

[25:49] really discusses.

[25:51] Uh, we're so grateful for your good

[25:52] work. As we went through this in the

[25:54] work meeting,

[25:56] uh, a great deal of good work goes into

[25:58] making sure this happens because

[26:00] when these things don't happen work

[26:03] well, uh, we feel it. So, thank you for

[26:05] your good work.

[26:08] » It's like you never think about it until

[26:09] there's a very stinky problem. And so,

[26:12] we're grateful that we don't have to

[26:13] think about that.

[26:14] >> And Rachel Whipple and I love reading

[26:16] this survey. It's one of our favorites.

[26:18] We really do enjoy it. And I do really

[26:21] want the public to know, never flush

[26:23] those flushable wipes. They will go

[26:25] down, but they will not degrade. They

[26:27] will clog up the system. We don't don't

[26:30] do it. Don't.

[26:33] >> All right, we'll take a vote on the

[26:34] implied motion.

[26:37] Councilor

[26:39] McKay, yes. Councilor Christensen.

[26:41] >> Yes.

[26:42] >> Councilor Whitlock.

[26:43] >> Yes.

[26:43] >> Councilor Bogdan.

[26:44] >> Yes.

[26:45] >> Councilor Hogan.

[26:46] >> Yes.

[26:47] >> Councilor Whipple. Yes. And Councilor

[26:49] Garrett is excused. That passes 6-0.

[26:53] Next, we have a resolution approving

[26:54] level two fire restrictions within the

[26:56] Provo City Watershed. It was presented

[26:58] by Kobe Hubbs.

[27:00] We are very serious about no fires.

[27:08] » Unlike Mr. Torgersen, I wish no one was

[27:11] here to hear me talk.

[27:13] >> [clears throat]

[27:13] >> Um

[27:15] this year's kind of been unique. Uh

[27:17] the county

[27:19] enacted level two fire restrictions on

[27:21] June 26th.

[27:24] And if you remember what happened the

[27:25] day after, we had all the snow on Timp.

[27:28] So, typically, we kind of follow our

[27:30] suit right behind them. We kind of held

[27:32] off to see if those

[27:35] were going to hold, if we had any

[27:36] moisture. Um didn't. Uh so, we wanted to

[27:40] make sure we went with

[27:42] those level two. So, I

[27:45] made an emergency order right before the

[27:47] 4th of July on

[27:50] July 2nd, at 5:00 p.m. I enacted those

[27:54] uh fire level two fire restrictions.

[27:57] And we don't see anything in the near

[28:00] future that will rescind those. So,

[28:03] we're just here for council to go ahead

[28:05] and accept those until something changes

[28:09] and we get hopefully maybe some good

[28:11] monsoon rains.

[28:13] >> All right. Thank you. Any questions for

[28:15] Corey?

[28:18] >> Kobe. Sorry.

[28:20] >> Close enough.

[28:21] >> [laughter]

[28:23] >> All right. Thanks, Kobe.

[28:24] >> Yep.

[28:24] >> All right. Open for public comment. Is

[28:26] there any public comment on this item?

[28:31] All right. We'll move ahead to council

[28:32] discussion. Any council discussion on

[28:35] this item?

[28:37] All right. We'll call for a vote on the

[28:38] applied motion. Councilor Christensen?

[28:40] >> Yes.

[28:41] >> Councilor Whitlock?

[28:42] >> Yes.

[28:42] >> Councilor Bogdan?

[28:44] >> Yes.

[28:44] >> Councilor Hoban?

[28:45] >> Yes.

[28:45] >> Councilor Whipple?

[28:47] >> Yes.

[28:47] >> Councilor Garrett is excused. Councilor

[28:49] McKay, yes. That passes 6-0. If there's

[28:51] no objection, we will now adjourn the

[28:53] Provo City Council by unanimous consent.

[29:01] » Recording stopped.

Provo City Council Meeting | July 14, 2026

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