Kelvin Green

Golf Cart Regulations

The ordinance would have required police resources for enforcement.

city manager transition

The financial impact is primarily on the applicant through development costs and potential revenue generation. There may be indirect economic benefits to the community through job creation and increased local commerce.

landlord program

Potential for increased city costs if code enforcement staffing is expanded.

police misconduct

Investments in training and technology, such as report writing software, are ongoing to improve efficiency and officer performance.

Sex Offender Registry Enforcement

Court Services Partnership

The agreement is expected to reduce the General Fund subsidy for court operations.

Rear-Yard Utility Easements

This change removes a barrier to property development, potentially increasing property values.

Council Compensation

The increase would be funded through ongoing city revenue.

Parking Enforcement

The budget includes funding for two new community service officer positions.

Official Swearing-In

street naming

It's unclear if this name change will cost residents or businesses anything, but it's worth checking if your address is affected.

retirement plan contract

City employees will see their retirement funds managed by a new company, Nationwide.

Resolution No. 25-053: Appointment of Michael Wilkey

Override Veto of Ordinance No. 25-54 (Golf Carts)

Recess to Closed Session

Approval of Consent Items

Ordinance No. 25-35: 2025 Property Tax Rate

Believes the council could have been more creative with one-time funds to avoid a tax increase.

Approval of Resolution No. 25-044

Resolution No. 25-042: Memorial Bench for Erika Ellis

Ordinance No. 25-30: Lumina Rezone

Ordinance No. 25-32: Sprinkler Supply Rezone

Ordinance No. 25-31: Massage Therapy Land Use

Wanted to avoid gray lines and discuss impact on strip mall businesses.

Resolution No. 25-040: Landscape Water Rates

Believed the resolution was fair and addressed residential subsidies.

Resolution No. 25-033: Hazard Mitigation Plan

Resolution No. 25-041: Water and Sewer Rates

Ordinance No. 25-23: Short-Term Rental Zoning Amendments

Resolution No. 25-039: Fee Waiver for Suicide Prevention Event

Consent Agenda

Ordinance No. 25-28: Parker Place II Rezone

Resolution No. 253: Amend FY 2026 RDA Budget

Ordinance No. 25-22: Compensation for Elected and Statutory Officers

Ordinance No. 25-18: Rezone for Bingham Heights Phase 5

Resolution No. 25-020: Franchise Agreement with Qwest Corporation

Resolution No. 251: FY 2026 Annual Budget

Resolution No. 25-022: CDBG Consolidated Plan

Resolution No. 25-024: VFW Service in Lieu of Fees

Adopt Tentative Budget (FES Resolution No. 018)

Intent to Exceed Certified Tax Rate (FES Resolution No. 019)

Approval of MBA Resolution No. 116

Adopt RDA Resolution No. 250

Ordinance No. 25-16: Good Landlord Program and Short-Term Rentals

Resolution No. 25-017: 2025 Fireworks Restrictions

Ordinance No. 25-12: Landscaping Requirements

Resolution No. 115: Adoption of Tentative Budget

Approval of Consent Agenda

Resolution No. 25-011: Park Fee Waiver for Itineris Early College High School

Resolution No. 25-013: Park Fee Waiver for Comunidad Salvadorena de Utah

Ordinance No. 25-15: FY 2025 Budget Amendment

Ordinance No. 25-12: Landscaping Requirements

Resolution No. 25-010: Browns Meadow Cleanup Fee Waiver

Ordinance No. 25-05: Copper Meadows Annexation

Ordinance No. 25-06: Copper Meadows Zoning

Resolution No. 25-008: Justice Assistance Grant

Ordinance No. 25-11: Station Area Plan

Ordinance No. 25-10: Corridor Zone

Resolution No. 25-009: Council Policies and Procedures

Ordinance No. 25-03: Oquirrh Highlands Annexation