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City Council

Aug 07, 2025

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Key Topics Discussed

Outdoor Lighting Standards — Amendment to Title 13.84 of City Code addressing light trespass concerns, particularly during new builds and remodels

Historical Markers — Interlocal agreement with Salt Lake County for construction and maintenance

Spring Lane Elementary Lease — 30-year land lease with Granite School District to convert former school grounds to public open/park space

Criminal Prosecution Services — Renewed agreement with Hansen Law, including a 3% cost escalator

Indigent Defense Services — Updated agreement with Stowell Crayk, PLLC, raising primary rate from $150 to $200 after 15 years unchanged

Royal Holladay Hills MOU — Tax increment financing MOU covering City pre-funding of a traffic light at Murray Holladay Road and Channin Street, with interest reimbursement language

UDOT Safe Sidewalks Grant — $200,000 grant received for Phase II of the 4500 South sidewalk project

Creative Aging Grant — Potential application discussed

Granite School District Boundary Study — Update from Council Member Quinn

Briefing Session Discussion — Sidewalk concerns, outdoor lighting ordinance process, and MOU interest rate for Royal Holladay Hills

Decisions Made

1. Ordinance 2025-13 ADOPTED — Amending Title 13.84 of the City Code Relating to Outdoor Lighting Standards

2. Resolution 2025-16 APPROVED — Interlocal Agreement with Salt Lake County for Construction and Maintenance of Historical Markers

3. Resolution 2025-17 APPROVED — Lease Agreement with Granite School District for Spring Lane Elementary (30-year land lease; ~$37,000/year first year with 2% escalator; City assumes maintenance and begins payment January 2026; Granite School District responsible for demolition)

4. Resolution 2025-18 APPROVED — Criminal Legal Services Agreement with Hansen Law for Prosecution Services (includes 3% escalator, ~$10,000 increase, shared with Millcreek and Cottonwood Heights)

5. Resolution 2025-19 APPROVED — Agreement with Stowell Crayk, PLLC for Indigent Defense Services (primary rate increased from $150 to $200)

6. Resolution 2025-20 APPROVED — Memorandum of Understanding for the Royal Holladay Hills Project Relating to Tax Increment Financing, with two amendments:

Address corrected to Murray Holladay Road and Channin Street

Interest language added: City entitled to interest on outstanding amounts at a rate equivalent to the Public Treasurer's Investment Fund rate

7. Consent Agenda APPROVED — Minutes from April 3, June 5, June 12, and July 17

Votes

ItemMotion BySecond ByOutcomeIndividual Votes
Ordinance 2025-13 (Outdoor Lighting)FotheringhamGrayPassed unanimouslyGray-Yes, Quinn-Yes, Fotheringham-Yes, Durham-Yes, Brewer-Yes, Mayor Dahle-Yes
Resolution 2025-16 (Historical Markers)GrayQuinnPassed unanimouslyGray-Yes, Quinn-Yes, Fotheringham-Yes, Durham-Yes, Brewer-Yes, Mayor Dahle-Yes
Resolution 2025-17 (Spring Lane Lease)FotheringhamBrewerPassed unanimouslyGray-Yes, Quinn-Yes, Fotheringham-Yes, Durham-Yes, Brewer-Yes, Mayor Dahle-Yes
Resolution 2025-18 (Hansen Law)GrayBrewerPassed unanimouslyGray-Yes, Quinn-Yes, Fotheringham-Yes, Durham-Yes, Brewer-Yes, Mayor Dahle-Yes
Resolution 2025-19 (Stowell Crayk)QuinnDurhamPassed unanimouslyGray-Yes, Quinn-Yes, Fotheringham-Yes, Durham-Yes, Brewer-Yes, Mayor Dahle-Yes
Resolution 2025-20 (Royal Holladay Hills MOU)FotheringhamBrewerPassed unanimouslyGray-Yes, Quinn-Yes, Fotheringham-Yes, Durham-Yes, Brewer-Yes, Mayor Dahle-Yes
Consent Agenda (Minutes)BrewerDurhamPassed unanimouslyNot individually recorded

Action Items

ActionResponsible PartyNotes
Process address correction and interest language amendments to Resolution 2025-20City Attorney Todd Godfrey / City StaffAddress to read Murray Holladay Road and Channin Street; interest rate tied to Public Treasurer's Investment Fund
Bring UDOT Safe Sidewalks Grant match (~25% of $200,000) forward in a future budget amendmentGina Chamness / City StaffGrant is for Phase II of 4500 South sidewalk project
Prepare application for Creative Aging GrantArts Council / City StaffCouncil Member Fotheringham expressed support; grant previously administered by Arts Council
City to assume maintenance of Spring Lane Elementary grounds and begin lease paymentsCity StaffPayments begin January 2026; first-year payment ~$37,000 annualized (~$18,000 this fiscal year)
Follow up on neighboring property Code compliance issue raised by Rustin NanceCity Council / City Planning StaffResident at 5220 Holladay Blvd. reported unresolved Code violation on neighboring property

Other Notable Items

Public Comments:

Council Reports:

City Manager Report (Gina Chamness):

Summarized: April 22, 2026