October 2 2025

City Council Meeting

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Topics

  • Public comment regarding holiday Christmas tree display at Village Center

  • Public hearing on proposed amendments to Title 7 – Administrative Code Enforcement Program

  • Adoption of Ordinance 2025-17: Amendments to Title 7 (Code Enforcement)

  • Adoption of Ordinance 2025-18: Budget amendment for Fiscal Year July 1, 2025 – June 30, 2026

  • Adoption of Ordinance 2025-19: Historic designation of 2052 East Arbor Lane

  • Potential donation of an aluminum sign (~$18,000 value) from the Knudsen Family for Knudsen Park

  • Central Wasatch Commission update, including Millcreek Canyon shuttle Feasibility Study and UTA canyon bus service

  • Wasatch Front Waste and Recycling transition to monthly billing (January)

  • Heughs Canyon neighborhood concerns (doggie bags for trail users)

  • UDOT crosswalk update at 4500 South

  • Holladay Arts Plein Air event (October 11, 2025)

  • Knudsen Park commemorative tree planting (25th anniversary of City of Holladay)

  • Upcoming Historical Commission History Night (October 20, 2025)

  • Local Building Authority (LBA) Board Meeting (recessed into, then reconvened)

  • Closed Session pursuant to UCA 52-4-205

Decisions

  • Ordinance 2025-17 Adopted

    Amending Title 7 of the City Code relating to Code Enforcement.

  • Ordinance 2025-18 Adopted

    Amending the Budget for the Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 2025, and Ending June 30, 2026.

  • Ordinance 2025-19 Adopted

    Amending Title 13.86.020 to add 2052 East Arbor Lane to Holladay's Historic Designation List.

  • Knudsen Family Donation Accepted

    City will move forward with accepting the donated aluminum sign (valued at approximately $18,000) for Knudsen Park; City to bear engineering costs (estimated under $5,000).

  • Closed Session Convened and Adjourned

    Pursuant to Utah Code Section 52-4-204 & 205; minutes on file as a Protected Record.

Votes

  • Ordinance 2025-17 (Code Enforcement)

    MotionCouncil Member FotheringhamSecondCouncil Member QuinnOutcomePassed unanimouslyIndividual VotesGray-Yes; Quinn-Yes; Fotheringham-Yes; Durham-Yes; Brewer-Yes; Mayor Dahle-Yes

  • Ordinance 2025-18 (Budget Amendment)

    MotionCouncil Member GraySecondCouncil Member DurhamOutcomePassed unanimouslyIndividual VotesGray-Yes; Quinn-Yes; Fotheringham-Yes; Durham-Yes; Brewer-Yes; Mayor Dahle-Yes

  • Ordinance 2025-19 (Historic Designation)

    MotionCouncil Member QuinnSecondCouncil Member BrewerOutcomePassed unanimouslyIndividual VotesGray-Yes; Quinn-Yes; Fotheringham-Yes; Durham-Yes; Brewer-Yes; Mayor Dahle-Yes

  • Recess to LBA Board Meeting

    MotionCouncil Member FotheringhamSecondCouncil Member BrewerOutcomePassed unanimouslyIndividual VotesNot individually recorded

  • Enter Closed Session

    MotionCouncil Member FotheringhamSecondCouncil Member BrewerOutcomePassed unanimouslyIndividual VotesDurham-Aye; Brewer-Aye; Fotheringham-Aye; Quinn-Aye; Gray-Aye; Mayor Dahle-Aye

  • Adjourn Closed Session

    MotionCouncil Member FotheringhamSecondCouncil Member QuinnOutcomePassed unanimouslyIndividual VotesDurham, Fotheringham, Quinn, Gray, Mayor Dahle in favor (Brewer not recorded)

  • Adjourn Meeting

    MotionCouncil Member FotheringhamSecondCouncil Member BrewerOutcomePassed unanimouslyIndividual VotesNot individually recorded

Actions

  • Draft agreement to address park name-change obligations tied to Knudsen Family sign donation

    Gina Chamness / Todd Godfrey (implied)

  • Move forward with accepting Knudsen Family aluminum sign donation; coordinate engineering cost assessment (est. <$5,000)

    Gina Chamness, City Manager

  • Explore potential future amendments to Title 7 to address conflicts of interest in Code Enforcement

    Council Member Brewer / Todd Godfrey (Legal Counsel)

  • Follow up with UDOT on crosswalk construction at 4500 South (now expected early 2026)

    Council Member Quinn

  • Investigate feasibility of providing doggie bags for Heughs Canyon trail users

    Not formally assigned (raised by Council Member Gray)

  • Participate in/monitor ongoing public comment period for Millcreek Canyon shuttle Feasibility Study

    Council Member Gray (CWC Representative)

Notes

  • Public Comment – Lynn Pace

    Former City Council member Lynn Pace praised the current Council's work and donated/offered a live Christmas tree to the City for the holiday season, expressing concern that the current pyramid of string lights at the Village Center lacks community atmosphere. He referenced a previous Master Plan that called for a "festival tree" and noted that a real tree historically drew visitors to the area.

  • Code Enforcement Officer Commendation

    Council Members Brewer and Fotheringham commended Officer Chad Pedersen for his professionalism and human-centered approach to code enforcement.

  • Community Events Noted

    • Plein Air art event — October 11, 2025
    • Honor event for Travis Jones (Tree Committee Chair) — October 11, 2025
    • History Night (Historical Commission) — October 20, 2025, 6:00 p.m.
    • Commemorative tree planting at Knudsen Park for City's 25th anniversary — September 27, 2025

  • Wasatch Front Waste & Recycling

    transitioning to monthly billing starting January (no date specified beyond "January").

  • Rotary Event

    Mayor Dahle thanked those involved in a Rotary event held the prior evening (October 1, 2025).

  • Police Commendation

    Council Member Durham thanked Police Chief Justin Hoyal and the Unified Police Department (UPD) for assistance with traffic and public safety issues in his district.

  • Jonathan Teerlink Commendation

    Council Member Fotheringham recognized Community and Economic Development Director Jonathan Teerlink for personally visiting a constituent to resolve a permitting issue.

Summarized April 22, 2026