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March 19th, 2026

City Council Meeting

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Topics

  • Wasatch Front Waste & Recycling Update

    Bulky waste drop-off program (Sept. 14–17 in Holladay), container reservation challenges, and a potential future curbside bulky waste pick-up option being explored for next summer

  • Bus Stop Enhancements

    Condition of existing stops, ADA compliance gaps, upcoming 3900 South bus rapid transit stops, potential themed shelter design (~$20,000/stop with masonry), and UTA coordination

  • Budget Amendment (Ordinance 2026-02)

    Third amendment to the FY 2025–2026 budget

  • City Hall Renovation & Move

    $730,000 grant for auditorium improvements; move scheduled April 7–10, 2026; doors open April 15, 2026

  • Transportation & Land Use Connection Grant

    $180,000 received for 3900 South/Highland Drive redevelopment study

  • Knudsen Park Arch Sign

    Knudsen Family donation ($18,000 value); City installation cost estimated at ~$12,000

  • Spring Lane Site Naming

    Options discussed; full discussion deferred to April 23, 2026

  • Highland Drive Road Safety Audit

    Attended by Council Member Sundwall

  • Community Events

    Tree Talk, Arbor Day (April 24), naloxone training, Tiny Art Show, summer musical auditions

  • Utah Renewable Communities Ordinance

    Must be adopted by June 2, 2026

  • Bonneville Junior High Safe Walking Routes

    Safety concerns at Van Winkle crossing; no crossing guard present; Community Council declined to sign off

  • Granite School District No-Dog Policy

    Relevant to dog park planning discussions

  • UPD Preliminary Budget

    Maximum increase set at 3.5% (down from original 5.21%)

  • Dog Park Research

    Council Members visited Bountiful dog park; Mayor seeking examples of dog parks within general-use parks for Spring Lane planning

  • 2026 Legislative Session Wrap-Up

    Presented by Ms. Spatafore Mirabelli; 1,015 bills introduced, 541 passed; key bills discussed:

    • Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) mapping and timeline
    • H.B. 68 – Housing and Community Development Amendment
    • H.B. 178 – School Zone Speeding Amendments
    • H.B. 238 – Utah Energy Generation and Transmission Planning (Community Renewable Energy Program now opt-out)
    • H.B. 381 – Electric Bike Amendments (16+ with driver's license to operate devices >20 mph; allows city ordinances restricting use on sidewalks/paths/trails)
    • S.B. 306 – Special District Modifications (county of first class may withdraw from first responder district)
    • Utah Redevelopment Association summaries on RDA and Community Reinvestment Agencies

Decisions

  • Ordinance 2026-02 Adopted

    Amendment to the City Budget for Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2025, and ending June 30, 2026 (third amendment). Passed unanimously.

  • Knudsen Park Installation Costs Supported

    Council Members expressed support for the City funding approximately $12,000 in installation costs for the Knudsen Park arch sign (Knudsen Family covering the $18,000 sign itself).

  • City Council Meeting Recessed; Work Meeting Convened

    Council voted unanimously to recess the City Council Meeting and reconvene in a Work Meeting.

Votes

Vote 1 — Ordinance 2026-02 (Budget Amendment)

Motion
Council Member Gray moved to adopt Ordinance 2026-02; Council Member Quinn seconded
Outcome
Passed — Unanimous
Individual Votes
Gray – Yes; Quinn – Yes; Bradley – Yes; Durham – Yes; Sundwall – Yes; Mayor Fotheringham – Yes

Vote 2 — Recess City Council Meeting / Reconvene in Work Meeting

Motion
Council Member Durham moved to recess and reconvene in Work Meeting; Council Member Bradley seconded
Outcome
Passed — Unanimous consent
Individual Votes
Not individually recorded

Actions

  • Provide additional information about the bulky waste drop-off scheduled for this summer

    Council Member Gray / Wasatch Front Waste & RecyclingNotes/DeadlineFollow-up requested by Mayor Fotheringham
  • Consult UTA regarding most popular bus stops to prioritize improvements; ask cost-sharing questions at scheduled meeting

    Jonathan Teerlink / StaffNotes/DeadlineUpcoming UTA meeting
  • Continue bus shelter theme and design development; bring back for Council direction

    Staff (Jonathan Teerlink)Notes/DeadlineOngoing
  • Share ongoing updates regarding City Hall move logistics

    Holly SmithNotes/DeadlineMove: April 7–10, 2026; Opening: April 15, 2026
  • Proceed with engineering and installation planning for Knudsen Park arch sign

    City Staff / Jared BunchNotes/DeadlineInstallation cost ~$12,000; Council supportive
  • Hold robust discussion on naming of Spring Lane site

    City Council / Holly SmithNotes/DeadlineApril 23, 2026
  • Review and prepare Utah Renewable Communities ordinance for adoption

    Council Member Quinn / StaffNotes/DeadlineMust be adopted by June 2, 2026
  • Explore examples of dog parks located within general-use parks (for Spring Lane planning)

    Mayor Fotheringham / Council MembersNotes/DeadlineOngoing
  • Consider creating a city ordinance related to high-powered electric devices (per H.B. 381)

    City Staff / CouncilNotes/DeadlineOngoing — bill allows local regulation on sidewalks, paths, trails
  • Investigate safety concerns at Van Winkle crossing (Bonneville Junior High walking routes)

    Council Member Gray / relevant partiesNotes/DeadlineNo deadline specified
  • Closed Session

    Mayor / CouncilNotes/DeadlineScheduled at end of meeting (noted in Briefing Session)

Notes

  • Pledge of Allegiance

    led by Mei Hashimoto, a student at Morningside Elementary School; a certificate was presented to her following the Pledge.

  • No public comments

    were received during the Public Comment period.

  • Upcoming location change

    City Council Meetings on April 16 and April 23, 2026, will be held at a temporary location in Millcreek due to the City Hall move.

  • $730,000 grant

    received for auditorium improvements (City Hall renovation); thanks extended to Public Services Director Jared Bunch and Arts and Culture Manager Megan Attermann.

  • $180,000 Transportation and Land Use Connection grant

    received for a redevelopment study of 3900 South at Highland Drive and ordinance updates aligned with the General Plan.

  • Closed Session

    was noted during the Briefing Session as planned for the end of the meeting.

  • Arbor Day event

    scheduled for April 24, 2026, at Wasatch Waldorf Charter School.

  • Summer musical auditions

    online submissions due by April 1, 2026.

  • UPD Board

    set Preliminary Budget Increase Maximum at 3.5% (reduced from 5.21% through use of excess Fund Balance and budget trimming).

  • Granite School District

    passed a no-dog policy on all school properties — noted as relevant to dog

Summarized May 28, 2026