Holladay Digest

May 7th, 2026

City Council Meeting

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Topics

Presentation of the 2026–2027 Tentative Budget (deferred to a single presentation during City Council meeting)
RDA Board adoption of tentative fiscal year 2026–27 budget and setting of public hearing date
LBA Board adoption of budget resolution
Street vacation application at 2755 E Hillsdon Drive — partial vacation of right-of-way already encroached upon by applicant (fence/wall installed); Planning Commission unanimously recommended approval
Street vacation application at 1720 E Bunker Hill Road — partial vacation of unused right-of-way maintained by applicant (Todd Porter) for approximately 28–29 years; Planning Commission unanimously recommended approval
Utah Community Clean Energy Program
Holiday City's potential participation; public hearing opened (transcript ends mid-hearing)
Library announcements for May 2026 programming

Decisions

RDA Board

RDA Resolution 2026-03
adopted: Acknowledging receipt of and adopting the tentative 2026–27 fiscal year budget, and setting a public hearing for June 4, 2026

Local Building Authority Board

Resolution LBA 26-3
adopted: Adoption of LBA tentative budget resolution

City Council

No final City Council resolutions recorded in the available transcript (public hearings were opened; votes on street vacations and clean energy program not yet captured)

Votes

RDA Board — RDA Resolution 2026-03

Chair Sunwell: Yes
Chair Durham: Yes
Chair Bradley: Yes
Chair Quinn: Yes
Chair Sandwell: Yes
Chair Gray (presiding): Yes

Outcome: Passed unanimously (6–0)

Adjournment of RDA Board: Motion and second; all in favor — Aye (unanimous)

LBA Board — Resolution LBA 26-3

Council Member Gray: Yes
Council Member Quinn: Yes
Council Member Bradley: Yes
Council Member Durham: Yes
Council Member Sandwell: Yes
Chair (Mayor): Yes

Outcome: Passed unanimously (6–0)

Adjournment of LBA Board: Motion and second; all in favor — Aye (unanimous)

City Council

No votes recorded in available transcript.

Actions

Conduct single combined budget presentation for RDA, LBA, and City Council
Gina Christian (staff)Deadline/NotesDuring City Council meeting session
Schedule and hold public hearing on 2026–27 RDA tentative budget
Staff/RDA BoardDeadline/NotesJune 4, 2026
Ensure any future curb improvements at E Hillsdon Dr. / S Hillsdon Dr. intersection are coordinated with Public Works Department
Applicant / Public WorksDeadline/NotesCondition tied to Hillsdon Drive street vacation approval
Follow up on street repaving at Bunker Hill Road (noted as long-deferred)
City (Public Works implied)Deadline/NotesNo specific deadline stated; raised by applicant Todd Porter

Notes

Public Comments — City Council General Comment Period

Library Representative (Treaty)
Announced May programming at the Holiday City Library:
- Saturday (date unspecified): Mother's Day card making, 11:00 AM–3:00 PM
- May 20: Needle felting class, 6:00 PM, taught by Rachel Lawrence
- May 23: America 250 button-making activity (while supplies last)
- May 29: Summer Reading Kickoff Party, 5:00–8:00 PM (library extended hours); theme: "Unearth a Story"; sign-up includes prizes, a free book, and a $5 fine waiver

Public Comments — Hillsdon Drive Street Vacation

No members of the public addressed the Council.
Note: Planning Commission had received public comments during their review, where some members of the public mistakenly believed the roadway would be reconfigured; staff clarified this was not the case.

Public Comments — Bunker Hill Road Street Vacation

Todd Porter, 4901 S 1720 E
Applicant; stated he has maintained the right-of-way for approximately 28–29 years (weed mitigation, gutter cleaning). Described the street as in serious disrepair, including a large pothole used as an emergency vehicle turnaround. Expressed intent to improve the area, potentially adding a garage. Noted the city has repeatedly deferred street repaving due to budget constraints.
Harold Bateman, 1694 Bunker Hill Road
50+ year resident; spoke in full support of the Porter application, stating it would beautify the neighborhood.

Utah Community Clean Energy Program

Council Member Quinn
noted that as of the board meeting the prior Monday, five communities had already adopted the ordinance.
Public hearing was opened; speaker Doug Stark, 2698 E Rand Road began public comment — transcript ends before completion.

Procedural Note

Agenda order for street vacation presentations was briefly confused (Bunker Hill Road was initially presented before Hillsdon Drive, though Hillsdon Drive appeared first on the agenda). Both items were ultimately addressed and public hearings held in Hillsdon Drive then Bunker Hill Road order.

Note: This summary is based on an event transcript that ends mid-session during the Utah Community Clean Energy Program public hearing. Decisions and votes on the two street vacations and the clean energy program are not captured.

Summarized May 8, 2026

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