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The Pleasant Grove pool is closed until at least Thursday due to a chlorine spill. You'll need to find a different spot to swim while city crews handle the cleanup and safety checks.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before.
Potential future costs for route changes or additional staffing.
Residents who want a more orderly and less stressful parade experience.
Residents who prefer the current 'first-come, first-served' setup.
The council discussed issues with 'turf wars' over seating along the parade route and is looking for ways to improve the experience next year.
Residents are reporting that items left on graves are being stolen or broken, likely by children wandering over from the nearby park. The council is looking into potential solutions like fencing or cameras.
Residents are concerned about kids from the nearby park wandering into the cemetery and damaging graves. The city is looking into potential barriers or increased patrols.
The city is looking at how to keep popular events running without burning out staff. They are considering handing off some events to third-party organizers.
The city is considering contributing $3,800 to a county-wide warming hut for the homeless. Council members want to know more about how the money is managed before committing.
Government/Public Building, Award of Merit: Pleasant Grove Public Safety Campus Engineering News-Record (ENR)
Pleasant Grove pool to implement safeguards after chlorine incident sickened nearly 50 KSL.com
Dozens hospitalized after chlorine exposure at Pleasant Grove pool ABC4 Utah
Allows a new pet wellness and grooming business to operate in a new building on State Street.
The project will improve parking capacity and safety for trail users.
This change would prevent a road from cutting through the property but may require a water line connection for better utility flow.
This would prevent a new road connection, which the city views as a benefit to the neighborhood.
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