May 21 2026

City Council Meeting

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Topics

  • Traffic and speeding concerns

    on Spring Lane raised by residents during public comment

  • UPD Incentive Award presentations

    recognizing outstanding officer conduct

  • Ordinance 2026-04

    Vacating a portion of right-of-way at 2755 East Hillsden Drive

  • Ordinance 2026-05

    Vacating a portion of right-of-way at 1720 East Bunkerhill Road

  • Ordinance 2026-06

    Adopting the Community Clean Energy Program (Title 3.32)

  • Resolution 2026-13

    Interlocal agreement with Salt Lake County for TRCC Tax Act Funds

  • Resolution 2026-14

    Supporting America250 and establishing the Holladay America250 Utah Community Committee

  • Consent Agenda

    Minutes approval and CDBG Subrecipient Agreement amendment

  • Grant applications

    for Spring Lane Park (ZAP Recreation Bond — $2M; TRCC — $1M)

  • FEMA earmark status

    for seismic retrofit funding

  • Emergency Manager transition

    Allison Jester's last day; Randy Thomas hired as replacement

  • Council reports

    Scholarship awards at local schools; Happy Healthy Holladay Coalition update; Historical Commission presentation

Decisions

  • Ordinance 2026-04 Adopted

    Vacating a certain portion of right-of-way at 2755 East Hillsden Drive.

  • Ordinance 2026-05 Adopted

    Vacating a certain portion of right-of-way at 1720 East Bunkerhill Road.

  • Ordinance 2026-06 Adopted

    Adopting and codifying Title 3.32 of the City Code, establishing the Community Clean Energy Program.

  • Resolution 2026-13 Approved

    Interlocal Agreement with Salt Lake County for TRCC Tax Act Funds.

  • Resolution 2026-14 Approved

    Supporting America250 and approving the Holladay America250 Utah Community Committee. (No budget impact noted.)

  • Consent Agenda Approved

    • Minutes from February 19, March 3, March 19, and April 16, 2026
    • Resolution 2026-15: Amendment One of the CDBG Subrecipient Agreement with Salt Lake County

  • Council support expressed

    for Staff to submit grant applications for Spring Lane Park (formal vote not recorded; direction given to proceed).

Votes

  • Ordinance 2026-04

    MotionMoved: Council Member Gray; Seconded: Council Member DurhamOutcomePassed unanimouslyIndividual VotesGray-Yes; Quinn-Yes; Bradley-Yes; Durham-Yes; Sundwall-Yes; Mayor Fotheringham-Yes

  • Ordinance 2026-05

    MotionMoved: Council Member Durham; Seconded: Council Member GrayOutcomePassed unanimouslyIndividual VotesGray-Yes; Quinn-Yes; Bradley-Yes; Durham-Yes; Sundwall-Yes; Mayor Fotheringham-Yes

  • Ordinance 2026-06

    MotionMoved: Council Member Quinn; Seconded: Council Member BradleyOutcomePassed 5-to-1Individual VotesGray-Yes; Quinn-Yes; Bradley-Yes; Durham-Yes; Sundwall-No; Mayor Fotheringham-Yes

  • Resolution 2026-13

    MotionMoved: Council Member Durham; Seconded: Council Member QuinnOutcomePassed unanimouslyIndividual VotesGray-Yes; Quinn-Yes; Bradley-Yes; Durham-Yes; Sundwall-Yes; Mayor Fotheringham-Yes

  • Resolution 2026-14

    MotionMoved: Council Member Gray; Seconded: Council Member SundwallOutcomePassed unanimouslyIndividual VotesGray-Yes; Quinn-Yes; Bradley-Yes; Durham-Yes; Sundwall-Yes; Mayor Fotheringham-Yes

  • Consent Agenda

    MotionMoved: Council Member Durham; Seconded: Council Member QuinnOutcomePassed unanimouslyIndividual VotesUnanimous consent noted; individual votes not recorded

Actions

  • Continue police monitoring of speeding on Spring Lane

    Police Chief Justin Hoyal / UPD OfficersNotesOfficers were in the area the prior week; ongoing monitoring confirmed

  • Submit grant application to ZAP Recreation Bond for Spring Lane Park

    City Staff (Holly Smith / Gina Chamness)NotesRequesting $2 million; presentations in summer, results expected December

  • Submit grant application to TRCC for Spring Lane Park

    City Staff (Holly Smith / Gina Chamness)NotesRequesting $1 million; same timeline as Recreation Bond

  • Continue pursuit of FEMA earmark for seismic retrofit funding

    City Manager Gina ChamnessNotesMeeting held with FEMA, Utah Division of Emergency Management, and Office of Senator Curtis; committed to working through the issue

  • Onboard new Emergency Manager Randy Thomas

    City StaffNotesThomas starts within two weeks; previously Precinct Chief in Midvale

  • Residents with America250 ideas to contact the Holladay America250 Utah Community Committee

    Council Member Durham (to direct constituents); CommitteeNotesConfirmed by City Manager Chamness

Notes

Public Comments — Spring Lane Traffic/Speeding

Three residents addressed the Council regarding speeding and traffic volume on Spring Lane:

  • Greg Larsen

    noted written information had already been submitted to the City and that additional residents were present to answer questions.

  • Ryan Schreyer

    described concerns for child safety; noted his property has been gated due to traffic. Identified use of Spring Lane as a cut-through between Highland Drive and Van Winkle.

  • Kirsten Healey

    stated she has lived in the area for 53 years and noted significant increases in traffic over time. She raised an additional concern that when the Spring Lane Elementary site becomes a park, foot traffic across Spring Lane will increase, making early action important.

Police Chief Justin Hoyal acknowledged that speeding does occur and confirmed officers were deployed to the area the prior week and will continue monitoring.

UPD Incentive Award Presentations

Chief Justin Hoyal presented Incentive Awards to the following officers:

  • Officer Jason Hudgens

    Recognized for a January welfare check on an elderly woman living alone who was suffering from mental health issues and malnutrition. Hudgens coordinated multiple agencies (Mental Health Unit, UFA, Adult Protective Services) to ensure she received proper care. A neighbor submitted a letter of appreciation. Chief Hoyal also noted that Hudgens will be the new Court Bailiff, replacing retiring Bailiff Cordell Whitmore at the end of the month.

  • Detective Jason Aposhian, Detective Easton Story, Detective Anna Walker, Sergeant Edward Twohill, and Detective Mitch Valencia — Recognized for a burglary investigation initiated on March 8, 2026, involving $80,000–$100,000 in stolen property (high-value watches and jewelry). Coordination with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department led to a search warrant executed on March 27, 2026 in Las Vegas, recovering a portion of stolen property. On March 30, 2026, while off-duty, Detective Aposhian coordinated with multiple agencies to apprehend suspects returning to Las Vegas; full confessions were obtained during subsequent interviews.

  • Officer Kennedy White

    Recognized following an email from Council Member Natalie

Summarized July 23, 2026