Holladay Digest

March 5th, 2026

City Council Meeting

Note: The transcript contains inconsistent name spellings — "Brazzi" and "Bradley" appear to refer to the same councilmember seat across different votes. Names are recorded exactly as spoken in the transcript.

Topics

Pledge of Allegiance led by guest Marin Erickson (invited by Councilmember Gray), recognized with a certificate
Library updates and upcoming March programming (Trudy)
Public Hearing: Proposed Budget Amendments (Third Budget Amendment to Fiscal Year 2026)
Adoption of the 2026 Salt Lake County Hazard Mitigation Plan amendments
Interlocal Agreement with Salt Lake County for use of the Holiday Skate Park
Consent Agenda: Approval of meeting minutes (January 9 and February 5, 2026)
City Manager report (addressed in prior briefing session; skipped)

Decisions

Resolution 2026-07
Adoption of the Salt Lake County Hazard Mitigation Plan (with four amendments to the city's specific annex). Adopted.

Resolution 2026-08
Approval of an Interlocal Agreement with Salt Lake County for use of the Holiday Skate Park as a recreation program. Adopted.

Consent Agenda
Approval of meeting minutes for January 9 and February 5, 2026. Adopted.

Budget Amendments (Third Amendment, FY 2026)
Public hearing held; vote deferred to the next Council meeting.

Votes

Resolution 2026-07 — Salt Lake County Hazard Mitigation Plan

Motion
Councilmember (name not stated) moved adoption of Resolution 2026-07
Second
Recorded
Outcome
Passed unanimously

Gray: Yes
Quinn: Yes
Brazzi: Yes
Durham: Yes
[5th Councilmember — name unclear]: Yes
Mayor Fotheringham (chair): Yes

Resolution 2026-08 — Interlocal Agreement / Holiday Skate Park

Motion
Councilmember (name not stated) moved approval of Resolution 2026-08
Second
Recorded
Outcome
Passed unanimously

Gray: Yes
Quinn: Yes
Bradley: Yes
Durham: Yes
Sungwell: Yes
Mayor Fotheringham (chair): Yes

Consent Agenda — Meeting Minutes (Jan. 9 & Feb. 5, 2026)

Motion
Councilmember moved approval of minutes for January 9 and February 5, 2026
Second
Recorded
Outcome
Passed (voice vote — "Aye"; no opposition noted)

Budget Amendment Public Hearing

Public hearing opened and closed; no vote taken — vote deferred to next Council meeting.

Actions

Vote on Third Budget Amendment (FY 2026)
City CouncilNotesDeferred to next Council meeting
Hire in-house City Prosecutor
City Administration / HRNotesReplacing contracted prosecution services; full-year cost estimated at ~$270,000 for FY 2027
Fill part-time Building Inspector position
City Administration / HRNotesCurrently difficult to fill; contracted services being used in the interim
Implement interlocal agreement with Salt Lake County for Holiday Skate Park programming
City AdministrationNotesAgreement approved for upcoming year

Notes

Public Comments / Library Announcements (Trudy, Library)

421 tax appointment sessions completed so far this tax season
"Human Library" display ongoing — community members encouraged to participate; Natalie Bradley was noted as a participant
Upcoming March library events:
- March 18: Naloxone administration class, in conjunction with Intermountain Healthcare, sponsored by the Happy Healthy Holiday Coalition
- March 25: Letter Writing Social (first in a series), supported by Perry's Office Supply
- March 27, 4:00 PM: Introduction to Stop Motion Animation (ages 8–11 especially encouraged), partnering with Utah Film Center
- March 30, 6:00 PM: Music Bingo (all-ages family event)

Budget Amendment Context (Notable Items)

City prosecution services being brought in-house after contracted arrangement ends; current year cost impact: ~$101,000 in salaries/benefits/training/software, offset by $30,000 reduction in contracted services
Christmas tree lighting in the village was well-received; budget realigned between electrical infrastructure (lower than expected) and light-hanging costs (higher than expected)
Community theater event exceeded ticket sales expectations; a second event is planned
Arts Council received a notable individual donation designated for community theater
Energy efficiency grant (HVAC for city building): corrected to reflect $100,000 grant revenue + $43,000 city match (previously recorded entirely as grant revenue)
First debt service payment of $201,000 made to the Local Building Authority (LBA) for the 2025 LBA Bond covering renovation of city building and Spring Lane

Hazard Mitigation Plan — Key Amendments to City's Annex

Avalanche risk mitigation item removed (no historical or current risk in Holiday)
Extreme cold mitigation action revised to focus on community education rather than emergency response
Lead agency clarified for mitigation action items (previously listed multiple lead agencies)
New section added describing integration of mitigation plan into other Emergency Management plans (e.g., SIMP); five-year update cycle noted

Skate Park Agreement: Noted as approximately the 4th or 5th consecutive year of the interlocal agreement with Salt Lake County Recreation Department for late-summer programming at the Holiday Skate Park.

City Manager Report: Addressed during prior briefing session; not repeated at the Council meeting.

Summarized May 8, 2026

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