Salt Lake County public meetings in 2024

County Council

The County Council is meeting to discuss a resolution on federal immigration enforcement cooperation and interlocal agreements with the Greater Salt Lake Municipal Services District. The body will also review fee schedules for the Sheriff's Office and a lease agreement with Beyond, Inc.

• Resolution to cooperate with federal immigration enforcement activities
• Interlocal agreements with Greater Salt Lake Municipal Services District regarding public works engineering
• Lease agreement between Salt Lake County and Beyond, Inc.
• Fee waiver request up to $96,000 for 2025 Legislative Session parking fees
• Donations to six organizations including $1,000 each to Sea Cadets and American Indian Services

The Salt Lake County Council approved a resolution authorizing the transition of Public Works Engineering services to the Greater Salt Lake Municipal Services District (MSD), effective January 1, 2025. The council also approved a lease agreement with Beyond Inc. for a data center at the Peace Coliseum and deferred a resolution on immigration enforcement to February. The meeting included informational updates from the Sheriff's Office and an audit of proprietary cards and Amazon accounts.

• Approved transfer of Public Works Engineering to MSD, including asset transfer and separation payments (7-1)
• Approved 5-year lease with Beyond Inc. for Peace Coliseum data center (unanimous)
• Deferred immigration enforcement resolution to first meeting in February (unanimous)
• Approved Sheriff's Office Law Enforcement Bureau fee schedule (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including donations, fee waivers, and constable appointments (unanimous)
• Approved November 12, 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)

County Council

The Council will hold a meeting to provide tributes to departing councilmembers and other county elected officials. No other legislative actions or decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Tributes to departing councilmembers and other county elected officials

The Salt Lake County Council meeting on December 17, 2024, was entirely ceremonial, with no substantive policy decisions made. The council read proclamations honoring outgoing Council Members Jim Bradley, Ann Granato, and Dave Alvord, as well as County Surveyor Reid Demman and County Treasurer Wayne Cushing. Mayor Jenny Wilson delivered a humorous poem roasting the departing officials. The meeting adjourned at 4:00 PM.

• Adopted proclamations honoring Council Members Bradley, Granato, and Alvord
• Adopted proclamations honoring County Surveyor Reid Demman and County Treasurer Wayne Cushing
• Adjourned meeting at 4:00 PM until January 7, 2025

County Council

The Salt Lake County Council will consider granting final approval for the acquisition of a real property parcel and discuss potential closed sessions regarding real estate transactions.

• Final approval for acquisition of real property (24-2409)
• Potential closed session for real property purchase/lease
• Consideration of a resolution for property acquisition

The Salt Lake County Council held a special meeting and unanimously approved Resolution No. 6258, granting final approval for the acquisition of a real property parcel for $52 million and authorizing the Mayor to execute closing documents. The council also voted unanimously to enter a closed session to discuss the property purchase, exchange, or lease as allowed by state law. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved Resolution 6258 for $52M property acquisition (unanimous)
• Authorized Mayor to execute closing documents for property purchase (unanimous)
• Moved into closed session to discuss real property purchase, exchange, or lease (unanimous)

County Council

The Salt Lake County Council will consider a resolution that grants final approval for acquiring a parcel of real property in the county and for executing the closing documents. A potential closed‑session is scheduled to discuss the purchase, exchange, or lease of real property as permitted by Utah law. The agenda also includes a special meeting order (12.13.24) referenced in the staff report.

• Special Meeting Order 12.13.24 (see staff report)
• Potential closed session to discuss purchase, exchange, or lease of real property under Utah Code §54-2-205(1)(d)
• Resolution 24-2409 granting final approval for acquisition of a parcel of real property and execution of closing documents

Debt Review Committee

The Debt Review Committee will meet to review offering documents for MBA lease revenue. The committee will also introduce Treasurer Elect Sheila Srivastava and discuss the 2025 committee chair.

• Review of MBA Lease Revenue Offering Documents (24-2394)
• Introduction of Treasurer Elect Sheila Srivastava
• Discussion regarding the 2025 Debt Review Chair
• Approval of minutes from September 24 and October 23, 2024

The Debt Review Committee reviewed the draft Preliminary Official Statement for $26,895,000 in Lease Revenue Refunding Bonds, Series 2025, but did not approve the bond issuance. The committee discussed changing the payment date to align with other county bonds and noted a net present value dissavings of about $200,000, meaning the refunding would not currently save money. The committee also approved the minutes from the September 24 and October 23, 2024 meetings. No formal action was taken on the bond documents.

• Approved minutes from September 24 and October 23, 2024 meetings (unanimous)
• Reviewed draft Preliminary Official Statement for $26,895,000 Lease Revenue Refunding Bonds, Series 2025 (no action)
• Discussed changing bond payment date to January 15 to align with other county bonds (no formal action)
• Noted NPV dissavings of ~$200,000 on refunding, so no bond sale initiated

County Council

The Salt Lake County Council will discuss and vote on a resolution adopting the final budget for fiscal year 2025. The agenda includes personnel and compensation adjustments for county officials and employees, fee changes, and year‑end adjustments to the 2024 budget. The council also plans to approve monetary assistance to nonprofit entities as part of the budget package.

• Adoption of the final FY 2025 budget for county offices, departments, and agencies
• Salary and compensation adjustments for county officials and employees for FY 2025
• Adoption of fee changes reflected in the FY 2025 budget
• Year‑end adjustments to the FY 2024 budget
• Approval of monetary assistance to nonprofit entities

Redevelopment Agency

The Redevelopment Agency will discuss and consider the 2025 budget and an interlocal agreement for administrative services. The board will also consider a resolution to negotiate the transfer of project areas to the Community Reinvestment Agency of Magna.

• Approval of the Salt Lake County Redevelopment Agency 2025 Budget
• Interlocal Agreement between Salt Lake County and the Redevelopment Agency for administrative services
• Resolution to explore and negotiate transfer of project areas to the Community Reinvestment Agency of Magna

The Salt Lake County Redevelopment Agency unanimously approved its fiscal year 2025 budget, an interlocal agreement with the county for administrative services, and a resolution to explore transferring project areas to the Community Reinvestment Agency of Magna. The board also approved the minutes from the November 19, 2024 meeting. No public comments were made during the public hearing on the budget.

• Adopted FY2025 RDA budget (unanimous)
• Approved interlocal agreement with Salt Lake County for administrative services (unanimous)
• Approved resolution to explore and negotiate transfer of Magna project areas to CRA of Magna (unanimous)
• Approved November 19, 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)

Board of Equalization

The Board of Equalization will meet to approve recommendations from the Assessor and Hearing Officer. The body will also consider late appeals, personal property appeals, and exempt property recommendations for the 2024 tax year.

• Approval of Assessor and Hearing Officer recommendations (24-2391)
• Review of Significant Adjustment 24-2392
• Decision on Late Appeals (24-2374)
• Personal Property Recommended Action (24-2364)
• Recommendations on Exempt Property for Tax Year 2024 (24-2384)

The Salt Lake County Board of Equalization unanimously approved all agenda items, including the November 19, 2024 minutes, assessor and hearing officer recommendations, significant adjustments, late appeals, personal property appeals, and exempt property recommendations. No public comment was made, and no items were denied or tabled.

• Approved November 19, 2024 BoE minutes (unanimous)
• Approved assessor and hearing officer recommendations (unanimous)
• Approved significant adjustment (unanimous)
• Approved late appeals list (unanimous)
• Approved personal property appeals list (unanimous)
• Approved exempt property recommendations for tax year 2024 (unanimous)

County Council

The Salt Lake County Council will consider a resolution to approve a real‑estate purchase agreement for the County Library and a final approval for acquiring a parcel of real property. The meeting also includes discussion of 2024 year‑end budget adjustments and a public hearing on a 3.5% compensation increase for certain executive county officers. Additional items cover hiring incentives, a lease for the Health Department’s Emergency Preparedness Bureau, and several donation approvals.

• Resolution approving a real‑estate purchase agreement for the County Library (Item 5.1, agenda number 24-2376)
• Final approval for acquisition of a parcel of real property and execution of closing documents (Item 5.2, agenda number 24-2380)
• 2024 year‑end budget adjustments and related budget items (Item 5.4, agenda number 24-2355)
• Public hearing on a proposed 3.5% compensation increase for certain executive county officers in the 2025 budget (Item 6.1, agenda number 24-2370)
• Resolution authorizing the lease of real property to the Health Department’s Emergency Preparedness Bureau (Item 8.4, agenda number 24-2381)

The Salt Lake County Council unanimously approved a resolution authorizing the purchase of real property from D S Partnership LLC for $8.1 million to be used as the Library Technical Center. The council also approved a $2,500 retention and sign-on bonus for Public Works Operations employees, and approved the 2024 year-end budget adjustments. A proposed resolution for the acquisition of another parcel was pulled from the agenda by unanimous vote.

• Approved $8.1M purchase of property for Library Technical Center (unanimous)
• Approved $2,500 retention/sign-on bonus for Public Works Operations (unanimous)
• Approved 2024 Final Year End Budget Adjustments (unanimous)
• Approved 2024 June-To-Date Adjustments (unanimous)
• Pulled item 5.2 (acquisition of real property) from agenda (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including donations, fee waiver, and lease (unanimous)
• Approved tax letters (unanimous)
• Approved minutes for Nov 12 and Nov 19 meetings (unanimous)

County Council

The Salt Lake County Council will discuss and approve the Fiscal Year 2025 budget, including proposed tax revenues and appropriations. The meeting also includes a public hearing and comments from the mayor.

• Discussion and approval of Salt Lake County Budget Resolution, 2025
• Consideration of tax revenues, budget appropriations, and personnel allocations
• Adoption of compensation adjustments for county officials and employees
• Adoption of adjustments to the Fiscal Year 2024 budget
• Adjournment for RDA & MBA

The Salt Lake County Council adopted the final budget for fiscal year 2025, including tax revenues, appropriations, personnel allocations, and compensation adjustments, along with adjustments to the 2024 budget. The vote was 6-2, with Council Member Alvord voting against, citing concerns about cuts and the elimination of senior policy advisor positions. The Council also unanimously approved an amendment to increase the real estate transaction appropriation to $48.5 million.

• Adopted FY2025 final budget (Resolution 6257) (6-2)
• Approved $48.5 million for real estate transaction (unanimous)
• Adopted 2024 budget adjustments
• Opened and closed public hearing (unanimous)

Municipal Building Authority

The Salt Lake County Municipal Building Authority Board will vote on a resolution to adopt the annual budget for fiscal year 2025 and set the necessary tax and other revenues. It will also consider a resolution to reimburse expenditures for library construction projects. The meeting includes a public hearing for comments and the approval of the October 8, 2024 minutes.

• Resolution adopting the FY 2025 budget and authorizing revenue sources (Item 5.1)
• Resolution to reimburse costs for library and collection resource building construction (Item 5.2)
• Approval of October 8, 2024 meeting minutes (Item 6.1)
• Open public hearing for citizen comments (Item 2)
• Other committee business before adjournment (Item 7)

The Salt Lake County Municipal Building Authority unanimously adopted its FY2025 budget and approved a resolution declaring official intent to reimburse up to $80 million in expenditures for library construction and a collection resources building with future bond proceeds. The board also approved the minutes from the October 8, 2024 meeting. Trustee Stringham was absent for the budget vote.

• Adopted FY2025 annual budget (unanimous, Stringham absent)
• Approved resolution declaring intent to reimburse up to $80M for library projects (unanimous)
• Approved October 8, 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)

County Council

The County Council is meeting to discuss the 2025 tentative budget, including employee compensation and FTE changes. The body will also consider a request for a tax increase to fund police services and set public hearings for the final budget.

• Request for a 12.87% tax increase for the Salt Lake Valley Law Enforcement Service Area (SLVLESA)
• Discussion of the 2025 Tentative Budget, including ARPA/TI projects and community council budgets
• Donation of $12,607.64 to the Salt Lake County District Attorney’s Office Children’s Justice Center
• Setting a public hearing for December 10, 2024, regarding 2025 budget compensation for Executive County Officers
• Refund of overpaid business personal property and mobile home taxes totaling $14,648.38

The Salt Lake County Council voted 6-3 to approve the Salt Lake Valley Law Enforcement Service Area's request to pursue a 12.87% Truth in Taxation increase for police services, roughly $2.276 million, with a hearing set for December 19. The Council also approved two new Council staff job descriptions and internal policy changes, and worked through the 2025 tentative budget, approving the Mayor's recommended compensation for non-sworn and other elected officials, making seven Jail Resource and Reentry positions permanent, and rejecting a proposed across-the-board stress-test cut. It published a recommended final 2025 budget (Resolution No. 6254) and set the final budget public hearing for December 10, 2024.

• Approved SLVLESA request to pursue 12.87% Truth in Taxation increase (~$2.276M) (6-3)
• Approved two new Council staff job descriptions and internal policy changes effective Jan 1, 2025 (7-2)
• Failed substitute motion to defer Council staff hiring decisions to the new 2025 Council (3-6)
• Approved Mayor's recommended compensation for non-sworn employees (7-2)
• Approved 3.5% salary increase for Justice Court Judge (unanimous)
• Approved Mayor's recommended compensation for other elected officials (7-2)
• Approved making seven time-limited Jail Resource and Reentry positions permanent (7-2)
• Failed motion to cut budgets 1-2% across departments (stress test) (4-5)

TRCC - Tourism, Recreation, Cultural and Convention

The Tourism, Recreation, Cultural and Convention committee is meeting to discuss funding allocations for the Parks and Recreation operational budget. The body will also review an initiative for no-cost feminine hygiene products at county facilities and the 2025 Long-Range Plan.

• No Cost Feminine Hygiene Products at Salt Lake County Facilities Initiative (24-2332)
• Proposal to increase funding allocations for Parks and Recreation’s operational budget (24-2333)
• 2025 TRCC Long-Range Plan (24-2339)

The Tourism, Recreation, Cultural and Convention board voted to send a positive recommendation supporting a Salt Lake County Council proposal to raise the Parks and Recreation operational budget allocation from 42% to 45%, expected to generate about $2 million more for parks and recreation. The board also voted to send a positive recommendation on a proposal to fund no-cost feminine hygiene products at Salt Lake County facilities, with an estimated one-time startup cost of about $79,000 and ongoing costs of about $74,000. Staff presented the 2025 TRCC long-range plan, projecting a fund balance of $9.6 million at the end of 2025; no action was required. The board's role is advisory to the Salt Lake County Council. No public comment was offered and there were no minutes to approve.

• Voted to send a positive recommendation supporting no-cost feminine hygiene products at Salt Lake County facilities (startup about $79,000; ongoing about $74,000)
• Voted to send a positive recommendation to increase the Parks and Recreation subsidy from 42% to 45%, expected to add about $2 million
• Received the 2025 TRCC long-range plan presentation; no action required

Board of Equalization

The Board of Equalization is meeting to approve recommendations from the Assessor and Hearing Officer regarding property values. The board will also consider late appeals and recommendations for exempt property for the 2024 tax year.

• Approval of Assessor and Hearing Officer recommendations (24-2327)
• Approval of significant adjustments (24-2328)
• Review and approval of late appeals (24-2322)
• Recommendations on exempt property for tax year 2024 (24-2323)
• Approval of November 5, 2024 meeting minutes

The Board of Equalization approved its prior meeting minutes, Assessor and Hearing Officer recommendations, significant property value adjustments, a list of late appeals, and recommendations on exempt property for tax year 2024. All items passed by unanimous vote. No public comment was offered. The minutes do not record the dollar amounts or specific properties involved in the adjustments.

• Approved Nov 5, 2024 BoE minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Assessor and Hearing Officer recommendations (unanimous)
• Approved significant property value adjustments (unanimous)
• Approved late appeals list (unanimous)
• Approved exempt property recommendations for tax year 2024 (unanimous)

Board of Canvassers

The Salt Lake County Board of Canvassers will approve the minutes from its August 1, 2024 meeting. It will then discuss the canvass of the November 5, 2024 General Election, presented by Clerk Lannie Chapman. No other actions are listed on the agenda.

• Approve August 1, 2024 Board of Canvassers minutes (Agenda item 3.1)
• Discuss canvass of the November 5, 2024 General Election (Agenda item 4.1)

County Council

The council will hold a work session to review hiring incentive plans, a jail‑capacity update, and a resolution that would set the maximum operational capacity of the Salt Lake County Jail. They will also conduct 2025 budget workshops covering multiple departments and consider consent items, including appointments to the Behavioral Health Service Advisory Council, an interlocal agreement with South Salt Lake that could provide up to $100,000 for the historic Scott School arts center, and a donation of 100 lead‑testing kits valued at about $5,000.

• Resolution to set maximum operational capacity for Salt Lake County Jail (item 4.3)
• Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with City of South Salt Lake for up to $100,000 to fund Historic Scott School Arts and Community Center (item 7.2)
• Acceptance of an in‑kind donation of 100 Fluoro‑Spec lead‑testing kits (estimated value $5,000) (item 7.3)
• Approval of Behavioral Health Service Advisory Council appointments (item 7.1)
• Proposed Hire Report and incentive plans for positions $3,000 and under (item 4.1)

The Salt Lake County Council set the maximum operational capacity of the county jail at 2,101 and approved a budget reduction and restructuring of council senior policy advisor positions. The Council also advanced budget discussions for 2025, approved a Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute membership, and passed consent items including behavioral health board appointments and an interlocal agreement with South Salt Lake.

• Approved Resolution No. 6252 setting the maximum operational capacity of the Salt Lake County Jail at 2,101 (7-1, Stewart voting nay)
• Approved a $400,000 budget reduction and a restructuring of Council Senior Policy Advisor FTE positions (6-2)
• Approved 2025 budgets for Visit Salt Lake and related convention centers, excluding specific additions for Sundance ($150,000) and Salt Lake Restaurant Associations ($25,000) (unanimous)
• Adopted the Mayor's proposed budget for the first half of the fiscal year regarding the Unified Fire Authority recreation area contribution, including using a facilitator (unanimous)
• Approved a $5,000 budget adjustment for the Treasurer's Office to train the incoming Treasurer (unanimous)
• Approved the 2025 Public Works and Municipal Services Department budget as proposed by the Mayor (unanimous)
• Approved the Clerk's 2025 budget as proposed by the Mayor (unanimous)
• Approved the Emergency Management 2025 budget as proposed by the Mayor (unanimous)

Redevelopment Agency

The Salt Lake County Redevelopment Agency will approve the August 13, 2024 meeting minutes. Staff will present the proposed 2025 Redevelopment Agency budget. The board will discuss the proposed 2025 budget. A public hearing is scheduled for Dec 10, 2024 at 6:00 PM for public comment on the budget.

• Approve August 13, 2024 Redevelopment Agency meeting minutes (Agenda item 3.1)
• Presentation of the proposed 2025 Redevelopment Agency budget (Agenda item 4.1)
• Discussion of the proposed 2025 Redevelopment Agency budget (Agenda item 4.2)
• Set a public hearing on Dec 10, 2024 at 6:00 PM for public comment on the proposed 2025 budget (Agenda item 4.3)

The Salt Lake County Redevelopment Agency approved its proposed 2025 budget and set a public hearing for December 10, 2024, to receive comments on it. The board also discussed a request from Magna City to transfer the RDA, with staff proposing a resolution at the December 10 meeting to begin the transfer process. Minutes from August 13, 2024, were approved.

• Approved August 13, 2024 RDA minutes (unanimous)
• Approved 2025 proposed RDA budget as presented (unanimous)
• Set public hearing for Dec. 10, 2024 at 6:00 PM on proposed 2025 RDA budget (unanimous)

County Council

The Salt Lake County Council will discuss and potentially adopt a Veterans Day proclamation (24-2313). No other agenda items are listed beyond standard ceremonial matters.

• Veterans Day Proclamation 24-2313

The Salt Lake County Council held a ceremonial meeting on November 12, 2024, featuring student performances from the American Preparatory Academy, remarks honoring county employees and veterans, and the reading of the Veterans Day Proclamation. The minutes record no substantive policy votes or financial decisions.

County Council

The Salt Lake County Council will hold a multi-hour work session to discuss the 2025 budget, including presentations from the Sheriff's Office, District Attorney, and Community Services Department. The meeting also includes the approval of donation waivers and council minutes.

• 2025 Budget Workshop with Sheriff's Office and District Attorney
• Consideration of Animal Services in-kind donations over $1,000
• Consideration of a $20,000 in-kind donation to Youth Services
• Consideration of a fee waiver for the Salt Palace Convention Center
• Approval of October 22, 2024 council minutes

The Salt Lake County Council held a budget workshop and approved several departmental budgets for 2025, including the Sheriff's Office, District Attorney's Office, Community Services, Justice Courts, and Recorder's Office. The Council approved funding for a mobile command post and additional pay for field training deputies, while deferring discussion of Sheriff's pay increases to a later meeting. The Council also approved a motion to provide free feminine hygiene products in all County facilities and directed a pilot project to expand recreation center hours.

• Approved funding for Sheriff's mobile command post (unanimous)
• Approved funding for field training deputies' additional pay (6-1, Stringham nay)
• Approved remainder of Sheriff's budget as proposed by Mayor, except pay (unanimous)
• Approved District Attorney's budget as recommended by Mayor, plus eProsecutor contract; added $130K for expert witnesses and 4 time-limited positions to later discussion (unanimous)
• Approved Indigent Legal Services budget, adding 3 time-limited positions to later discussion (unanimous)
• Approved Community Services budget as recommended, including two FTE positions (unanimous)
• Approved Justice Courts budget, adding judge salary increase to Nov. 26 discussion (unanimous)
• Approved Recorder's budget with $10K shift to computers and legislative intent for Property Watch notices (unanimous)

County Council

The Salt Lake County Council will hold a 20‑minute informational discussion on a Veterans Day proclamation (file 24‑2313). Council Chair Laurie Stringham is slated to present the proclamation. No vote or formal action is requested; the item is for discussion only.

• Veterans Day Proclamation (file 24‑2313) – informational discussion

Board of Equalization

The Salt Lake County Board of Equalization will meet to approve the Auditor's and Tax Administrator's recommendations, including significant adjustments and Greenbelt rollback appeals. The meeting will be held at 2001 South State Street.

• Approval of BoE minutes for October 29, 2024
• Approval of Assessor and Hearing Officer recommendations
• Approval of Significant Adjustment 24-2289
• Greenbelt BoE Rollback Appeal: R & C Parry Family Properties, LLC TC# 8652
• Closed Session discussion of Commercial Information

The Board of Equalization approved weekly property tax assessment recommendations and significant value adjustments. They also accepted minutes from the previous meeting and approved a greenbelt rollback appeal for R & C Parry Family Properties, LLC.

• Approved October 29, 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Assessor and Hearing Officer recommendations (unanimous)
• Approved significant property tax adjustments (unanimous)
• Approved greenbelt rollback appeal for R & C Parry Family Properties, LLC (unanimous)

County Council

The Salt Lake County Council will discuss a proposed hire incentive plan for positions $3,000 and under, receive updates from the Sheriff’s Office and the County Auditor, and hold a 2025 budget workshop covering regional development, human services, and other departments. The Council will also vote on an ordinance amending sections 2.07.401 and 2.07.402 of the County Code to clarify ethics requirements for elected officers and employees.

• Proposed Hire Report / Incentive Plan for positions $3,000 and under (Item 4.1)
• Sheriff’s Office Law Enforcement Bureau School Safety Law update (Item 4.2)
• Solid Waste and Flood Control and Engineering Services payroll audit presentation (Item 4.3)
• 2025 Budget Workshop covering Office of Regional Development, Human Services, and other budget items (Item 4.4)
• Final adoption of ordinance amending Section 2.07.401 and 2.07.402 on political activities and use of county resources (Item 6.1)

The Salt Lake County Council held a budget work session for the 2025 budget, making several key decisions. The Council voted to eliminate the Regional Projects Fund and instead use the General Fund for related projects, and also voted to set aside fourth-quarter transportation funds to explore a Salt Palace rebuild. The Council approved the Office of Regional Development's budget (excluding list items) and the Human Services Department's budget (including the fee schedule, excluding list items), both unanimously. An ordinance amending the county ethics code regarding political activities of employees was adopted unanimously.

• Eliminated Regional Projects Fund, using General Fund for related projects (5-4)
• Set aside fourth-quarter transportation funds to explore Salt Palace rebuild (7-2)
• Approved Office of Regional Development 2025 budget, excluding list items (unanimous)
• Approved Human Services Department 2025 budget, including fee schedule, excluding list items (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 1930 amending ethics code on political activities (unanimous, Bradley absent)
• Approved consent agenda including Cultural Core Board appointment and $1,095 donation to Utah Food Bank (unanimous, Bradley absent)

Board of Equalization

The Salt Lake County Board of Equalization will consider several tax‑related items. It will approve the minutes from the October 22 meeting, adopt the Assessor and Hearing Officer recommendations, and decide on Greenbelt rollback appeals and exempt‑property recommendations for tax year 2024. Public comment is scheduled before these decisions.

• Approve Board of Equalization minutes for October 22, 2024 (Agenda item 3.1)
• Approve Assessor and Hearing Officer recommendations (Agenda item 4.1)
• Decide on Greenbelt BOE rollback appeals – 4 parcels denied, 14 reinstated (Agenda item 5.1)
• Approve exempt‑property recommendations for tax year 2024 (Agenda item 6.1)
• Public comment period before formal actions

The Salt Lake County Board of Equalization approved the assessor and hearing officer recommendations, including value adjustments, and accepted the greenbelt rollback appeals with 4 denials and 13 reinstatements (one reinstatement deferred to the next agenda). The board also approved the exempt property recommendations for tax year 2024 and accepted the minutes from the October 22, 2024 meeting. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved minutes of October 22, 2024 (unanimous)
• Approved assessor and hearing officer recommendations (unanimous)
• Approved greenbelt rollback appeals: 4 denied, 13 reinstated (unanimous)
• Approved exempt property recommendations for tax year 2024 (unanimous)

County Council

The council will adopt proclamations recognizing Dia de los Muertos, October as Health Literacy Month, and Native American Heritage Month. It will also hold a public hearing to receive comments on the county’s agreement to purchase 18.6 acres of real property near 799 W. Coliseum Way in Midvale.

• Proclamation recognizing Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead)
• Proclamation recognizing October as Salt Lake County’s Health Literacy Month
• Proclamation and ceremony recognizing Native American Heritage Month
• Public hearing on the agreement to purchase 18.6 acres at approximately 799 W. Coliseum Way, Midvale

The Salt Lake County Council held a public hearing to receive comment on a proposed agreement to purchase 18.6 acres at approximately 799 W. Coliseum Way in Midvale, Utah. No decision was made; the hearing was opened and closed, and the meeting adjourned without further action. The item remains under consideration.

• Opened public hearing on Midvale property purchase (motion by Bradley, seconded by Theodore)
• Closed public hearing on Midvale property purchase (motion by Bradley, seconded by Theodore)
• Adjourned meeting at 6:35 PM until November 5, 2024

County Council

The Salt Lake County Council will hold a work session covering several reports, including a proposed hire report and incentive plans under $3,000. It will discuss a $1,553,830 budget adjustment for the South Jordan Recreation Center pool addition due to a higher‑than‑expected construction bid. The Council will also receive updates from the Sheriff’s Office, a fire service tax‑increase presentation, and a resolution on procurement code provisions for Salt Palace and the Utah Museum of Contemporary Art. Finally, the body will conduct a first reading of an ethics ordinance amending rules on political activities and use of county resources.

• Budget Adjustment: Additional $1,553,830 for South Jordan Recreation Center Pool Addition (higher‑than‑expected bid)
• First Reading of Ordinance amending sections 2.07.401 and 2.07.402 on political activities and county resource use
• Presentation from Unified Fire Service Area on Proposed Tax Increase
• Resolution adopting Utah Procurement Code provisions for Salt Palace and Utah Museum of Contemporary Art construction projects
• Fee waiver request of $22,630 for Mountain America Expo Center for Utah Department of Public Safety

The Salt Lake County Council approved an additional $1,553,830 for the South Jordan Recreation Center pool addition due to a higher-than-expected construction bid, and adopted a resolution allowing construction manager/general contractor (CM/GC) procurement for potential Salt Palace and UMOCA projects. The Council also approved several 2025 budget items as placeholders, forwarded an ethics ordinance on political mailings, and directed departments to report on contra account reductions.

• Approved $1,553,830 additional funding for South Jordan Recreation Center pool addition (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 6251 for CM/GC procurement for Salt Palace and UMOCA projects (unanimous, Alvord absent)
• Approved Administrative Services, Mayor's Administration, Homelessness & Criminal Justice Reform, Mayor Finance, and Human Resources 2025 budgets as placeholders (unanimous)
• Directed each organization to submit a report on contra account reductions by Nov 8 (unanimous)
• Forwarded ethics ordinance on political mailings to Nov 5 meeting (unanimous, Alvord absent)
• Approved legislative intent requiring disclosure of mass mailings in budget requests (unanimous, Alvord absent)
• Approved consent agenda including fee waiver, board appointments (unanimous, Alvord absent)
• Approved tax letters and Oct 15 meeting minutes (unanimous, Alvord absent)

Debt Review Committee

The Salt Lake County Debt Review Committee will convene to review its public comment policy and discuss private business use regarding tax-exempt financing. The meeting is open to the public and will be held at the County Administration Building.

• Review of Debt Review Committee Public Comment Policy 24-2255
• Discussion on private business use and tax exempt financing
• Financial Advisor Update
• Meeting held at 2001 S State Street, Room N2-800
• Meeting simulcast via Webex

The Debt Review Committee unanimously approved a public comment policy (24-2255) as required by ordinance. The committee also discussed the Municipal Market Outlook and the potential refunding of Build America Bonds, noting that current market conditions make refunding less favorable. They decided to proceed with reviewing the Preliminary Official Statement for the Lease Revenue Refunding Bonds Series 2024, with a meeting scheduled for December. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved Debt Review Committee Public Comment Policy 24-2255 (unanimous)
• Proceeded with review of Preliminary Official Statement for Lease Revenue Refunding Bonds Series 2024
• Scheduled next meeting for December 11, 2024

County Council

The Salt Lake County Council will hold a work session to hear a presentation on the Mayor's proposed 2025 budget. This item is listed as informational.

• Presentation of Mayor Jenny Wilson's Proposed 2025 Budget

The council heard Mayor Jenny Wilson's proposed 2025 budget, which includes a $507 million public safety bond for a jail expansion and a new Justice and Accountability Center, plus a $100 million allocation for jail deferred maintenance. The budget also proposes a 3.5% salary increase for all employees and 4.75% for sworn officers, and a $711,000 investment in the Housing Trust Fund. No formal votes were taken; the session was informational only.

• Presented 2025 proposed budget (informational, no vote)
• Proposed $507M public safety bond for jail expansion and Justice and Accountability Center
• Proposed $100M for jail deferred maintenance
• Proposed 3.5% salary increase for all employees and 4.75% for sworn officers
• Proposed $711,000 investment in Housing Trust Fund
• Proposed $225,000 for bulletproof and stab vests for jail staff
• Proposed removal of late fees for children and teens at county libraries

County Council

The Salt Lake County Council will hold a public hearing to receive comments on renaming the Southwest Valley Arts Center to the Larry H. & Gail Miller Family Arts Center. The Council will also consider a resolution to approve a naming‑rights agreement with the Salt Lake County Foundation for the same arts center. Both items are scheduled for discussion during the October 22, 2024 meeting.

• Public hearing on renaming Southwest Valley Arts Center to Larry H. & Gail Miller Family Arts Center (Item 1.1, agenda 24-2243).
• Consideration of a resolution to approve the Naming Rights Agreement with the Salt Lake County Foundation for Southwest Valley Arts Center (Item 2.1, agenda 24-2235).

The Salt Lake County Council held a public hearing and unanimously approved Resolution No. 6250, authorizing a naming rights agreement with the Salt Lake County Foundation for the Southwest Valley Arts Center. The center will be named the Larry H. & Gail Miller Family Arts Center, following a $25 million donation from the Miller Foundation. The agreement allows the county to sell naming rights to the foundation, which will then sell them to the Miller Foundation.

• Opened public hearing on renaming Southwest Valley Arts Center (unanimous)
• Closed public hearing on renaming (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution No. 6250 approving naming rights agreement with Salt Lake County Foundation (unanimous)

Board of Equalization

The Salt Lake County Board of Equalization will meet on October 22, 2024. The board will consider approval of the October 15 meeting minutes, recommendations for the county assessor and hearing officer, significant tax adjustments, and personal property appeal actions. An informational presentation of the 2023 Annual Board of Equalization Report will also be given.

• Approve BoE minutes for October 15, 2024 (24-2245)
• Approve assessor and hearing officer recommendations (24-2246)
• Approve significant tax adjustments (24-2247)
• Approve personal property recommended actions (24-2238)
• Presentation of 2023 Annual BoE Report (24-2241)

The Board of Equalization approved the Assessor and Hearing Officer recommendations and a list of personal property recommended actions. The board also approved a significant value adjustment for Row 1700 LLC.

• Approved BoE minutes for October 15, 2024 (unanimous)
• Approved Assessor and Hearing Officer Recommendations 24-2246 (unanimous)
• Approved significant adjustment for Row 1700 LLC to revert to cost approach (unanimous)
• Approved Personal Property Recommended Actions list 24-2238 (unanimous)

County Council

The Salt Lake County Council will hold a work session to hear Mayor Jenny Wilson and Deputy Mayor/CFO Darrin Casper present the proposed 2025 budget. The agenda item (File #24-2244) is listed as an informational discussion with no formal action requested. The presentation is scheduled for approximately 10:00 AM and is expected to last about 90 minutes.

• Presentation of Mayor Jenny Wilson's proposed 2025 budget (informational discussion, File #24-2244)
• Work session scheduled for approx. 10:00 AM, 90‑minute duration

County Council

The council’s afternoon session includes a work session covering a proposed hire report, an attorney‑caseload briefing, a 2025 budget workshop with compensation and initiative recommendations, and funding recommendations for the ZAP program. It will also consider consent items such as a payroll correction for the Sheriff’s Office and a donation receipt for the Children’s Justice Center. Finally, the council will approve the minutes from recent meetings.

• Proposed Hire Report / Incentive Plans – $3,000 and under (Item 4.1)
• 2025 Budget Workshop – compensation recommendations and countywide initiatives (Item 4.3)
• SLCo ZAP 2025 Tier I + Zoological Funding Recommendations (Item 4.4)
• Payroll Correction for the Sheriff’s Office (Consent Item 5.1)
• Receipt of donation from Friends of the Children’s Justice Center (Consent Item 5.2)

The Salt Lake County Council approved Zoo, Arts, and Parks (ZAP) Tier I and Tier II funding recommendations for 2025 by a unanimous vote. The Council also approved the Mayor's recommended tentative baseline budget for the Assessor, Auditor, Surveyor, and Treasurer offices, and approved a consent agenda that included payroll corrections, donations, ethics disclosures, and previous meeting minutes.

• Approved tentative baseline Mayor's recommended budget for Assessor, Auditor, Surveyor, and Treasurer offices (6-1)
• Approved ZAP Tier I and Tier II 2025 funding recommendations (Unanimous)
• Approved consent items including Sheriff's Office payroll correction and Children's Justice Center donation (Unanimous)
• Received and filed two conflict of interest disclosure forms from Neil Webster (Unanimous)
• Approved Council meeting minutes from September 24, October 1, and October 8, 2024 (Unanimous)

TRCC - Tourism, Recreation, Cultural and Convention

The Salt Lake County Tourism, Recreation, Cultural and Convention Board will review the 2025 Community Services Budget Recommendations. It will receive an informational presentation on the TRCC Long‑Range Plan. The board will also discuss the 2025 TRCC Support Program Funding Review and Recommendations. No formal decisions are noted in the agenda.

• 2025 Community Services Budget Recommendations (item 4.1)
• TRCC Long‑Range Plan presentation (item 4.2)
• 2025 TRCC Support Program Funding Review and Recommendations (item 4.3)

The TRCC Board reviewed the 2025 Community Services budget, including a $16,200 operations request, increased Utah Avalanche Center funding, and capital projects for arts, parks, and the Clark Planetarium. They passed a motion to recommend only TRCC fund items within the $6 million budget to the County Council, remaining neutral on the rest. They also approved specific project recommendations, including reallocating $250,000 from the withdrawn West Valley Arts Foundation application to the Camp K project, and adding $125,000 to line items 3.35 and 3.57.

• Recommended TRCC fund items within $6M budget to County Council, neutral on rest
• Approved specific TRCC fund projects (lines 3.50-3.60, 3.23, 3.51-3.54, 3.56-3.60)
• Reallocated $250,000 from withdrawn West Valley Arts application to Camp K project
• Added $125,000 to line items 3.35 and 3.57
• Discussed increasing TRCC transfer cap from 40% to 42% (no vote)
• Noted $16,200 request for TRCC operations, including grant management software
• Discussed $475,000 restroom facility at Butterfield Canyon Trailhead
• Discussed $2M+ capital requests for parks, trails, and Wheeler Farm

Board of Equalization

The Salt Lake County Board of Equalization will approve the minutes from its October 8 meeting. It will also approve the assessor and hearing officer recommendations and a significant tax adjustment. Finally, the board will discuss extending its statutory deadline.

• Approve Board of Equalization minutes for October 8, 2024 (24-2212)
• Approve assessor and hearing officer recommendations (24-2213)
• Approve significant tax adjustment (24-2214)
• Discuss extension of the Board of Equalization deadline (24-2218)

The Board of Equalization approved its October 8, 2024 minutes, approved the Assessor and Hearing Officer recommendations, and approved a significant property value adjustment over $1,000,000 for a Wells Fargo Bank in Brickyard, all by unanimous votes. The Board also approved a request to ask the State Tax Commission to extend the Board of Equalization deadline to May 6, 2025 to allow processing time for a high appeal count. No public comment was offered.

• Approved October 8, 2024 BoE minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Assessor and Hearing Officer Recommendations (unanimous)
• Approved significant adjustment over $1,000,000 for Wells Fargo Bank in Brickyard (unanimous)
• Approved requesting State Tax Commission extension of BoE deadline to May 6, 2025 (unanimous)

County Council

The Salt Lake County Council will consider several resolutions, including approving an amended and restated donation of land for the Southwest Valley Arts Center and authorizing execution of the 2024 Bandwango Agreement with a fee reduction for Clark Planetarium shows. The meeting also includes a public hearing to receive comments on renaming the Southwest Valley Arts Center to the Larry H. & Gail Miller Family Arts Center. Additional agenda items provide economic and revenue updates, a benefits funding presentation, and a discussion of a proposal to modify the UDOT traction law for the Cottonwood Canyons.

• Approval of amended land donation for Southwest Valley Arts Center (Resolution 24-2205)
• Resolution authorizing execution of the 2024 Bandwango Agreement and fee reduction for Clark Planetarium shows (Resolution 24-2200)
• Discussion of UDOT traction sticker program and proposal to modify traction law for Cottonwood Canyons (Item 24-2215)
• Economic Update from the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute (Item 24-2208)
• 2024 Revenue Update (Item 24-2209)

The Council unanimously approved an amended agreement to accept a 3-acre land donation from VP Daybreak Devco for the Southwest Valley Arts Center in South Jordan. They also set a public hearing for October 22 to consider renaming the facility the Larry H. & Gail Miller Family Arts Center following a $25 million donation. Additionally, the Council approved a $9,640 informational insert in tax notices promoting the Property Watch service, despite questions about its format and cost.

• Approved Amended and Restated Land Donation Agreement for Southwest Valley Arts Center (unanimous)
• Set public hearing for Oct 22 to consider naming arts center 'Larry H. & Gail Miller Family Arts Center' (unanimous)
• Approved 2025 benefits funding plan with increased deductibles and 8% medical plan increase (unanimous)
• Approved Cottonwood Canyons Traction Sticker Program and directed staff to work on traction law updates (unanimous)
• Approved Bandwango Agreement for Clark Planetarium discounted tickets (consent)
• Approved Remainder Property Purchase Agreement and Quitclaim Deed for Camp Kearns parcel (consent)
• Approved $30,000 grant donation from Wheeler Farm Friends to Wheeler Historic Farm (consent)
• Approved Internal Fleet Management Board and Parks and Recreation Advisory Board appointments (consent)

TRCC - Tourism, Recreation, Cultural and Convention

The Tourism, Recreation, Cultural and Convention Board will discuss funding recommendations for 2025. The board will also consider a scope change and deadline extension for a theater renovation in Murray City.

• Murray City theater renovation scope change and deadline extension
• 2025 TRCC funding review and recommendations
• Community Service Department updates

The Salt Lake County Tourism, Recreation, Cultural and Convention Board approved a $200,000 allocation from the 2024 TRCC fund for the South Jordan pool expansion, which was short on funds after bidding. The board also granted Murray City an extension for its theater renovation, with a proposed completion date around April 2025, due to water damage issues. Additionally, the board reviewed and made tentative funding decisions for various 2025 projects, directing staff to prepare a final budget for approval the following week.

• Approved $200,000 from 2024 TRCC fund for South Jordan pool expansion (unanimous)
• Granted Murray City theater renovation deadline extension to ~April 2025
• Approved minutes from December 4, 2023
• Tentatively funded Rad Canyon BMX at $200,000 (80% of request)
• Tentatively funded Riverton 4200 West Pond and playground in full
• Withheld funding for Aunt Mayne's home restoration pending clarification
• Tentatively funded Cottonwood Heights Bywater Park at 50%
• Directed staff to prepare tentative 2025 TRCC budget for final approval

Board of Equalization

The Salt Lake County Board of Equalization will consider three agenda items. First, it will accept the Board of Equalization minutes from the October 1, 2024 meeting (record 24‑2193). Second, it will approve the Assessor and Hearing Officer recommendations (record 24‑2173). The meeting may also include a possible closed‑session discussion of commercial information as allowed by state law.

• Accept BoE minutes for October 1, 2024 (record 24‑2193)
• Approve Assessor and Hearing Officer recommendations (record 24‑2173)
• Possible closed‑session discussion of commercial information under state statutes

The Salt Lake County Board of Equalization approved the minutes from its October 1, 2024 meeting and approved the assessor and hearing officer recommendations, both by unanimous votes. No public comment was received, and no other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved minutes of October 1, 2024 meeting (unanimous)
• Approved assessor and hearing officer recommendations (unanimous)

County Council

The Salt Lake County Council will discuss a resolution expressing support for the preservation of Abravanel Hall. Members of the Utah Symphony are scheduled to present on the matter.

• Resolution 24-2172 regarding the preservation of Abravanel Hall

The Salt Lake County Council adopted Resolution No. 6244 expressing support for preserving Abravanel Hall in its present form and on its current site, and committing to work with partners on any renovations. The vote was unanimous. The resolution also affirms the hall's role in the Sports, Entertainment, Culture, and Convention District and notes over 50,000 petition signatures in opposition to alteration or demolition.

• Adopted Resolution No. 6244 supporting preservation of Abravanel Hall (unanimous)

County Council

The County Council will consider adopting a resolution that approves a fourth amendment to the master lease agreement with the Municipal Building Authority and authorizes the Authority to issue and sell not more than $35,000,000 of lease‑revenue refunding bonds. The council will also hear a presentation on the Salt Lake County Public Safety Bond, including an overview and arguments for, against, and rebuttal. A public comment period will follow the presentations.

• Adopt resolution for Fourth Amendment to Master Lease Agreement with Municipal Building Authority, authorizing up to $35,000,000 in lease‑revenue bonds
• Presentation of Salt Lake County Public Safety Bond text, overview, and arguments for, against, and rebuttal
• Public comment on the Public Safety Bond

The Salt Lake County Council unanimously approved Resolution No. 6245, authorizing the issuance of up to $35 million in lease revenue refunding bonds to refinance existing debt. The council also heard presentations and public comments on the upcoming Public Safety Bond, but took no formal action on it. A resident requested an ordinance change regarding chicken confinement, which was not acted upon.

• Approved Resolution No. 6245 authorizing $35M lease revenue refunding bonds (unanimous)
• Heard arguments for and against the Public Safety Bond (informational only)
• Received public comment on the Public Safety Bond (no action taken)
• Heard request to amend chicken ordinance (no action taken)

County Council

The Salt Lake County Council will discuss a range of budget adjustments, including shifts of grant funds and new grant‑funded positions. It will review a proposed hire report and several revenue recognitions for parks, roads, and arts projects. The council will also consider a resolution petitioning the Utah Legislature to dissolve the Salt Lake County Justice Court.

• Resolution to petition Utah Legislature to dissolve the Salt Lake County Justice Court (Item 4.13)
• Budget shift of $26,535 from Operations to Capital Purchases for drug detection equipment (Sheriff’s Office, Item 4.2)
• Mayor’s request for $250,000 for public notice and education on safety bonds (Item 4.3)
• Three‑year, $500,000 grant‑funded Domestic Violence/Special Victims Investigator position (District Attorney’s Office, Item 4.4)
• Donation of $3,750 in UTA bus passes to Criminal Justice Services (Item 5.1)

The Council unanimously approved Resolution No. 6243 formally petitioning the Utah Legislature to approve the dissolution of the Salt Lake County Justice Court, effective July 1, 2026. The Council also approved a series of budget adjustments, including shifting $26,535 for drug detection equipment, $250,000 for public notice on public safety bonds, and recognizing $3M in Class B road revenue. All votes were unanimous, with Council Member Stewart absent for most budget items.

• Approved Resolution No. 6243 petitioning legislature to dissolve Justice Court (unanimous)
• Approved $26,535 shift for drug detection equipment (unanimous, Stewart absent)
• Approved $250,000 for public notice on public safety bonds (unanimous, Stewart absent)
• Approved $500,000 grant-funded domestic violence investigator position (unanimous, Stewart absent)
• Approved $381,000 transfer to temporary election staff (unanimous, Stewart absent)
• Approved $3M Class B road revenue recognition (unanimous, Stewart absent)
• Approved $3,015,000 for South Jordan pool expansion contributions (unanimous, Stewart absent)
• Approved consent items including UTA bus pass donation and LEED waiver (unanimous)

Municipal Building Authority

The Salt Lake County Municipal Building Authority will consider adopting a resolution to authorize the issuance of up to $35,000,000 in lease revenue refunding bonds. The meeting includes the approval of prior minutes and a public hearing on the proposed bonds.

• Public hearing on proposed $35,000,000 lease revenue refunding bonds
• Consideration to adopt resolution authorizing issuance of up to $35,000,000 bonds
• Approval of August 20, 2024, board minutes
• Electronic participation available via Webex
• Meeting held at Salt Lake County Municipal Building, 2001 So. State Street

The Municipal Building Authority held a public hearing and unanimously approved Resolution No. 57, authorizing the issuance and sale of up to $35,000,000 in Lease Revenue Refunding Bonds, Series 2024, to refund outstanding Series 2009B bonds. The refunding would proceed only if it results in net present value savings, including issuance costs. The board also unanimously approved the minutes from the August 20, 2024 meeting.

• Approved Resolution No. 57 authorizing up to $35M in Lease Revenue Refunding Bonds (unanimous)
• Opened and closed public hearing on proposed bond refunding (unanimous)
• Approved August 20, 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous; Bradshaw absent)

County Council

The County Council is discussing a resolution to authorize the Municipal Building Authority of Salt Lake County to issue up to $35 million in refunding bonds. The meeting also includes a presentation on the Salt Lake County Public Safety Bond text and arguments.

• Proposed issuance of up to $35,000,000 in Lease Revenue Refunding Bonds, Series 2024
• Fourth Amendment to Master Lease Agreement between the County and Municipal Building Authority
• Presentation of Salt Lake County Public Safety Bond text and submitted arguments

Board of Equalization

The Board of Equalization is meeting to approve recommendations from the Assessor and Hearing Officer. The body will review personal property appeals and recommendations for exempt property for the 2024 tax year.

• Approval of Assessor and Hearing Officer recommendations (24-2162)
• Review of significant adjustments (24-2161)
• Personal property appeal recommended actions (24-2141)
• Recommendations on exempt property for tax year 2024 (24-2142)

The Salt Lake County Board of Equalization approved all agenda items, including the September 10, 2024 minutes, assessor and hearing officer recommendations, significant adjustments, personal property appeals, and exempt property recommendations for tax year 2024. All votes were unanimous, with Board Member Aimee Winder Newton excused and Board Member Dave Alvord absent for the votes.

• Approved BoE minutes for September 10, 2024 (unanimous)
• Approved assessor and hearing officer recommendations (unanimous)
• Approved significant adjustments, including Capital Park Avenue property (unanimous)
• Approved personal property appeal recommended action list (unanimous)
• Approved exempt property recommendations for tax year 2024 (unanimous)

County Council

The Salt Lake County Council will discuss and direct staff on several budget adjustments, including funding for a Senior Center HVAC system, recycling bins, and energy efficiency projects. The meeting also includes a public hearing notice for a proposed $507 million general obligation bond.

• Consideration of $5,838,000 to replace HVAC system at Midvale Senior Center
• Solid Waste Management requests $80,000 for ten new recycling bins
• Flood Control requests $64,000 in state grants for creek improvements
• Public hearing notice for $507,000,000 general obligation bonds
• Approval of September 10, 2024 County Council minutes

The Salt Lake County Council unanimously approved a $5,838,000 budget adjustment to replace the failing HVAC system at the Midvale Senior Center, along with several other budget adjustments and policy updates. The council also approved a legislative intent to study county facility maintenance and directed research on changing the Juneteenth holiday observance to the federal date.

• Approved $5,838,000 for Midvale Senior Center HVAC replacement (unanimous)
• Approved legislative intent for capital improvement plan study (unanimous)
• Approved $683,861 for energy audits, $144,350 for LED conversion, $11,923 for solar/battery at Youth Services (unanimous)
• Approved $10,000 for Sheriff's Office Central Control Room panel project (unanimous)
• Approved $661,924 Solid Waste revenue/expense true-up (unanimous)
• Approved $80,000 for ten 40-yard recycling bins (unanimous)
• Approved $70,000 for Comcast fiber connection at landfill (unanimous)
• Approved motion to research and create legislative intent for federal Juneteenth observance (unanimous)

TRCC - Tourism, Recreation, Cultural and Convention

The Salt Lake County Tourism, Recreation, Cultural and Convention (TRCC) Board will hold a public meeting to discuss a series of project proposals from various cities and organizations. Items include arts facility renovations, park and trail improvements, and new construction projects. No minutes are pending approval, and the meeting will be simulcast via Webex.

• West Valley Arts Front of House Renovation – West Valley Arts Foundation
• Ron Wood Skate and Bike Park Improvements Phase 2 – City of West Jordan
• Bicentennial Park Pickleball Courts & Playground – Sandy City
• Herriman BST Re‑route – Trails Utah
• Fullmer Legacy Center Construction – Fullmer Legacy Foundation

The Tourism, Recreation, Cultural and Convention board discussed 17 project funding requests but made no final funding decisions, deferring action to the next meeting on October 11, 2024. The board directed staff to obtain a letter of support from West Valley City for the West Valley Arts Foundation request and to follow up on eligibility for several projects, including Fullmer Legacy Center and Rad Canyon BMX. No formal votes were taken.

• Deferred all funding decisions to October 11, 2024 meeting
• Directed staff to obtain letter of support from West Valley City for West Valley Arts Foundation
• Directed staff to follow up with Millcreek on prioritization of mini-golf vs. skate canyon
• Directed staff to inquire about landscaping eligibility for Fullmer Legacy Center
• Directed staff to confirm if Rad Canyon BMX is public or fee-based
• Directed staff to provide ranking and funding priorities list to board
• Directed staff to prepare presentation on TRCC requests and budget for next meeting
• Directed staff to prepare long-range plan and revenue projections for next meeting

Debt Review Committee

The Salt Lake County Debt Review Committee will approve minutes from its July 31 and August 8, 2024 meetings. It will discuss the Public Comment Policy and receive a financial advisor update. The agenda includes a review of the GO Bond calendar, a resolution on the Library Bond and reimbursement, and a decision on purchasing a Midvale office. Motions on these items may be taken before adjournment.

• Library Bond and Reimbursement Resolution
• Midvale Office Purchase
• GO Bond Calendar Review
• Debt Review Committee Public Comment Policy
• Financial Advisor Update

The Debt Review Committee approved the minutes from its July 31 and August 8, 2024 meetings, with a correction to the August minutes. The committee also received updates on the financial market, a GO bond calendar, and discussed library bond options and a potential Midvale office purchase, but took no formal action on these items.

• Approved July 31, 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved August 8, 2024 meeting minutes with correction (unanimous)

County Council

The Salt Lake County Council will consider several budget adjustments, including a $1,967,389 request from the Sheriff’s Office to right‑size its vehicle replacement fund, a $2,000,000 increase to the fleet management depreciation budget, and transfers of funds for facilities projects. Council members will also review incentive plan proposals and a $250,800 health department purchase of 2,200 COVID‑19 vaccine doses. Additional items include a legal presentation on elected officials’ social‑media accounts and a housing trust fund update.

• Sheriff’s Office request $1,967,389 to right‑size Vehicle Replacement Fund (24-2126)
• Fleet Management request $2,000,000 increase to depreciation budget (24-2130)
• Facilities transfer $100,000 to Perimeter Fence project at Sheriff’s Office building (24-2123)
• Health Department authorization $250,800 to purchase 2,200 COVID‑19 vaccine doses (24-2112)
• Presentation on legal issues related to social‑media accounts used by elected officials (24-2124)

The Salt Lake County Council approved a reduced $100,000 allocation for COVID-19 vaccine purchases and immunization fees, after a full $250,800 request and a $75,000 substitute motion both failed. The Council also approved several budget adjustments, including $1.31 million for Sheriff's vehicle replacement, and tabled an energy management budget item. Public comment included requests from Canyon Guard for a work group on Little Cottonwood Canyon transportation.

• Approved $100,000 for COVID vaccine purchase and administration fees (7-1)
• Approved $1,307,389 budget adjustment for Sheriff's vehicle replacement fund (unanimous)
• Approved $2,000,000 increase to Fleet Management depreciation budget (unanimous)
• Approved $100,000 transfer for Sheriff's Office perimeter fence (unanimous)
• Approved $90,000 transfer for Juvenile Receiving Center siding/window replacement (unanimous)
• Tabled $840,134 energy management budget adjustment
• Approved $4,050 incentive plan for Health Department (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including Housing Connect board appointment (unanimous)

TRCC - Tourism, Recreation, Cultural and Convention

The Tourism, Recreation, Cultural and Convention Committee will discuss design and renovation projects for parks and community centers across Salt Lake County. The agenda includes informational updates on projects in Holladay, Millcreek, Cottonwood Heights, South Jordan, Riverton, and Fullmer Legacy Center.

• Holladay City Hall Auditorium Renovation Design
• Millcreek Common Phase II Open Space
• Bywater Park Improvements
• Aunt Mame's Home Restoration Design
• Riverton City Hall Playground

The TRCC board approved a motion to amend the University of Utah's contract for the film and media arts project, extending the completion deadline to the end of 2025. The project's scope was narrowed to renovating the Fine Arts Auditorium into a cinema space, with total funding remaining at $2.6 million, including $150,000 from TRCC. All other items were informational presentations with no formal decisions made.

• Approved contract amendment for U of U cinema project, extending deadline to end of 2025
• No other formal decisions; all other items were informational

County Council

The Salt Lake County Council is discussing several budget adjustments and public safety funding. The body is holding public hearings regarding a proposed 1/10th of 1% sales tax and the issuance of up to $507 million in general obligation bonds.

• Public hearing for the issuance of up to $507,000,000 in general obligation bonds
• Public hearing for a proposed 1/10th of 1% sales and use tax for recreational, cultural, and zoological facilities
• Proposed $850,000 budget increase to purchase open space land in West Valley
• Authorization of up to $250,000 for educational purposes relating to the Public Safety Bond
• Final adoption of an ordinance amending Health and Safety and Zoning titles for Wildland Urban Interface Code consistency

The Salt Lake County Council approved a resolution to conduct the November 5, 2024 special bond election for up to $507 million in general obligation bonds for public safety facilities, including a Justice and Accountability Center and jail consolidation. The Council also adopted an ordinance updating the Wildland-Urban Interface Code and Foothills and Canyons Overlay Zone to clarify fire safety and defensible space rules. Multiple budget adjustments were approved, including $850,000 for open space land in West Valley and $348,830 for the Taylorsville Recreation Center chiller replacement. A $2,500 contribution to the SJ Quinney College of Law was denied.

• Approved resolution to conduct $507M public safety bond election on Nov 5 (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 1929 updating Wildland-Urban Interface Code and FCOZ (unanimous)
• Approved $850,000 open space land purchase in West Valley (unanimous)
• Approved $348,830 increase for Taylorsville Recreation Center chiller replacement (unanimous)
• Denied $2,500 contribution to SJ Quinney College of Law (4-3)
• Approved $91,504 grant increase for Youth Homelessness Program coordinator (unanimous)
• Approved $5,567,562 reimbursement to cities for corridor preservation land purchases (unanimous)
• Approved up to $250,000 for public safety bond education (unanimous)

TRCC - Tourism, Recreation, Cultural and Convention

The TRCC Board will approve the October 19, 2023 meeting minutes and hold informational presentations on several community projects. Topics include the West Valley Arts Foundation, Ron Wood Skate and Bike Park Phase 2, Eco Learning Lab at the Nature Center, Camp K Accessible Educational Center, Summit Park, Bicentennial Park pickleball courts and playground, Herriman BST Connector, and Grandeur BST Reroute. No formal decisions are indicated for these items at this meeting.

• West Valley Arts Foundation presentation (item 4.1)
• Ron Wood Skate and Bike Park Improvements Phase 2 (item 4.2)
• Eco Learning Lab at the Nature Center at Pia Okwai (item 4.3)
• Camp K Accessible Educational Center Construction (item 4.4)
• Bicentennial Park pickleball courts & playground (item 4.6)

The Tourism, Recreation, Cultural and Convention (TRCC) Board held an informational meeting on September 13, 2024, hearing presentations from eight projects seeking funding. No formal decisions or votes were taken; all items were informational only. The board asked clarifying questions and requested additional details from several applicants. The next meeting will include presentations on eight more projects.

• Approved minutes from October 19, 2023 (no vote tally recorded)
• No funding decisions made; all 8 presentations were informational

County Council

The County Council is discussing several budget adjustments and zoning revisions to align with the Wildland Urban Interface Code. The body will also hold public hearings on zoning and a streetcar community development agreement.

• Proposed $1,037,500 budget increase to purchase two land parcels along the Jordan River in Murray and West Jordan
• Public hearing and first reading of an ordinance amending Title 9 (Health and Safety) and Title 19 (Zoning) for Wildland Urban Interface Code consistency
• Proposed $1M increase in revenue and expense budgets for CTAA Assessments
• Request for $80,405 to create an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) toolkit for Bluffdale City
• Consideration of a $12,000 administration fee waiver for respiratory virus vaccinations for uninsured children

The Salt Lake County Council approved a resolution authorizing the execution of a purchase and sale agreement for the Peace Coliseum (formerly Overstock.com) property in Midvale City, with a $1 million earnest money budget adjustment. The council also approved a resolution supporting the preservation of Japantown in Salt Lake City, and approved several budget adjustments and consent items. A public hearing on the Wildland Urban Interface Code ordinance was held with no public comment, and the ordinance was forwarded for final consideration.

• Approved purchase agreement for Peace Coliseum in Midvale, with $1M earnest money (6-1, Harrison nay)
• Approved Resolution 6240 supporting Japantown preservation agreements (unanimous)
• Approved $1,037,500 from Open Space Fund for two Jordan River parcels (unanimous)
• Approved $38,350 budget shift for AuditBoard software (unanimous)
• Approved $147,607 personnel budget correction for Clerk's Office (unanimous)
• Approved $1M CTAA revenue/expense budget increase (unanimous)
• Approved $10,000 ZAP outreach/education budget increase (unanimous)
• Approved $80,405 for Bluffdale ADU toolkit, reimbursed by Bluffdale (unanimous)

Board of Equalization

The Board of Equalization is meeting to approve assessor and hearing officer recommendations. The body will discuss property value adjustments, exempt property recommendations, and personal property appeals.

• Approval of Assessor and Hearing Officer Recommendations (24-2063)
• Significant Adjustment 24-2062
• Greenbelt rollback appeal withdrawals for R&C Parry Family Properties, LLC
• Personal Property Appeal recommended actions (24-2048)
• Exempt Property recommendations for Tax Year 2024 (24-2046)

The Salt Lake County Board of Equalization met on September 10, 2024, and approved all agenda items by unanimous vote. This included acceptance of the August 27, 2024 minutes, approval of assessor and hearing officer recommendations, a significant adjustment, greenbelt rollback appeal withdrawals, personal property appeals, and exempt property recommendations. No public comment was made, and no items were denied or tabled.

• Approved minutes of August 27, 2024 (unanimous)
• Approved assessor and hearing officer recommendations (unanimous)
• Approved significant adjustment 24-2062 (unanimous)
• Approved withdrawals for R&C Parry Family Properties, LLC greenbelt appeals (unanimous)
• Approved personal property appeal recommended action list (unanimous)
• Approved exempt property recommendations for tax year 2024 (unanimous)

County Council

The County Council will hold a work session with several informational presentations and then discuss an amendment to an Interlocal Cooperation Agreement between Salt Lake County and the City of South Salt Lake Redevelopment Agency concerning the Streetcar Community Development Area. The council will also set public hearings for September 10, 2024 on that amendment and on an ordinance amendment to align the Salt Lake Code with the Wildland‑Urban Interface code. Additional items include a review of proposed hires and incentive plans under $3,000, and approval of various tax administration letters.

• Discuss amendment to Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with City of South Salt Lake Redevelopment Agency (Streetcar Community Development Area) – agenda 5.7
• Set public hearing on Sep 10, 2024 for comments on the Streetcar Community Development Area amendment – agenda 6.1
• Set public hearing on Sep 10, 2024 for ordinance amendment to Titles 9 and 19 for Wildland‑Urban Interface consistency – agenda 6.2
• Review Proposed Hire Report and Incentive Plans for positions with salaries $3,000 and under – agenda 5.1
• Approve Tax Administration letters for primary residential exemption, hardship settlements, and tax relief – agenda 9.1‑9.5

The Salt Lake County Council held a largely informational work session with presentations from Community Services, the SOAR project, the Mayor's Administration, homelessness and criminal justice reform, and Visit Salt Lake/ASM Global. The only substantive actions were setting two public hearings for September 10, 2024: one on an amendment to the interlocal agreement with South Salt Lake's Redevelopment Agency regarding the Streetcar Community Development Area, and one on an ordinance to align Title 9 and Title 19 with the Wildland Urban Interface Code. The council also approved consent items, tax letters, and the August 13 minutes, and voted to cancel the September 3 meeting for Labor Day.

• Set public hearing for Sept. 10 on South Salt Lake streetcar CDA interlocal amendment (unanimous)
• Set public hearing for Sept. 10 on Wildland Urban Interface Code ordinance (unanimous)
• Approved cancellation of Sept. 3 council meeting for Labor Day (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including 2024 Intern Program donation (unanimous)
• Approved tax letters for exemptions, hardship settlements, relief, waivers, and assessor letters (unanimous)
• Approved August 13, 2024 council minutes (unanimous)

Board of Equalization

The Board of Equalization will consider recommendations for personal property appeals and exempt property for the 2024 tax year. The board will also discuss proposed amendments to its administrative rules.

• Approval of Assessor and Hearing Officer recommendations
• Personal property appeals recommended actions
• Exempt property recommendations for tax year 2024
• Proposed amendments to BoE Administrative Rules

The Salt Lake County Board of Equalization unanimously approved the minutes from June 11, 2024, and the assessor and hearing officer recommendations, including weekly counts and value adjustments. It also approved the recommended actions for personal property appeals and the exempt property recommendations for tax year 2024. A proposed amendment to the Board's administrative rules, which includes provisions for email notifications with an opt-out option, was also approved. All votes were unanimous, with Board Member Winder-Newton absent for most items and Board Member Bradley absent for the rules amendment.

• Approved minutes from June 11, 2024 (unanimous)
• Approved assessor and hearing officer recommendations (unanimous)
• Approved personal property appeals recommended actions (unanimous)
• Approved exempt property recommendations for tax year 2024 (unanimous)
• Approved proposed amendment to BoE administrative rules (unanimous)

TRCC - Tourism, Recreation, Cultural and Convention

The TRCC board will discuss the Community Service Review of submitted projects and the evaluation criteria for the Support Program. They will also review the TRCC Project Review Guidelines and the 2024 advisory board meeting schedule. All items are presented as informational updates with no formal decisions indicated.

• TRCC Support Program – Community Service Review of Submitted Projects and Evaluation Criteria (informational)
• TRCC Project Review Guidelines (informational)
• TRCC 2024 Advisory Board Meeting Schedule (informational)
• Welcome TRCC Board Members (informational)
• Public Comment period

The Salt Lake County TRCC Advisory Board met to discuss submitted project applications for the 2025 funding cycle, reviewing staff evaluations regarding eligibility, matching funds, and project readiness. The board received approximately $15 million in total funding requests against an estimated $5 million available for distribution. The board also approved the meeting minutes with a corrected date from September 22, 2023, and adjourned the meeting.

• Approved meeting minutes with corrected date (September 22, 2023)
• Adjourned the meeting unanimously

Municipal Building Authority

The Salt Lake County Municipal Building Authority will discuss a proposal to issue up to $35,000,000 in lease revenue bonds to refinance existing bonds and pay issuance costs. The Board will consider a resolution authorizing the sale of those bonds and will vote on hiring Stifel, Nicolaus & Company as the underwriter for the issuance. Routine items include approval of the June 18, 2024 minutes and a public comment period.

• Reading of Statement Resolution to issue a $35,000,000 lease revenue bond (Item 4.1)
• Adoption of Resolution authorizing issuance and sale of up to $35,000,000 lease revenue refunding bonds, Series 2024 (Item 4.2)
• Approval of hiring Stifel, Nicolaus & Company as underwriter for the bond issuance (Item 4.3)
• Approval of June 18, 2024 Municipal Building Authority minutes (Item 3.1)
• Public comment period (Item 2)

The Salt Lake County Municipal Building Authority approved a statement of intent to issue up to $35 million in lease revenue refunding bonds, adopted Resolution No. 56 authorizing the bond issuance and sale, and hired Stifel, Nicolaus & Company as underwriter. The bonds will refinance existing lease revenue bonds and cover issuance costs, with a public hearing scheduled for October 8, 2024. All votes were unanimous (7-0) with two trustees excused.

• Approved statement of intent to issue $35M lease revenue refunding bonds (unanimous roll call)
• Adopted Resolution No. 56 authorizing issuance and sale of up to $35M in Series 2024 refunding bonds (unanimous roll call)
• Approved hiring Stifel, Nicolaus & Company as underwriter for the bond issuance (unanimous roll call)
• Approved minutes of June 18, 2024 meeting (unanimous)

Salt Lake County Council Subcommittee

The Salt Lake County Council Subcommittee will approve the minutes from the May 12, 2024 meeting. It will discuss the review of the High Country Estates Survey. The subcommittee will also set the date and time for its next meeting before adjourning.

• Approval of May 12, 2024 subcommittee meeting minutes (Agenda item 3)
• Discussion on review of High Country Estates Survey (Agenda item 4)
• Set next meeting date and time (Agenda item 5.1)

County Council

The County Council is discussing several budget adjustments and interlocal agreements. The body will also receive informational overviews regarding the Government Center, Public Works, and Emergency Management.

• Proposed $2M contribution to Jordan School District for the South Jordan Recreation Center pool expansion
• Proposed $850,000 purchase of real property in West Valley City for open space
• Budget increase of $49,572 for Magna Mantle Park improvements
• Proposed fee waiver up to $10,000 for STI testing and administrative fees by the Health Department
• Acceptance of an in-kind donation of air purifiers valued at approximately $37,000 for the Health Department

The Salt Lake County Council approved an interlocal agreement with the Jordan School District for a $2 million contribution toward the pool expansion at the South Jordan Fitness and Aquatic Center. The council also approved several budget adjustments, a fee waiver for STI testing, and multiple consent items including property sales and purchases. All votes were unanimous, with Council Member Bradley absent for the consent agenda vote.

• Approved interlocal agreement with Jordan School District for $2M pool expansion contribution (unanimous)
• Approved $10,000 fee waiver for STI testing and administrative fees (unanimous)
• Approved $218,144 transfer of mobile unit capital asset from Public Works to General Fund (unanimous)
• Approved $49,572 budget increase for Magna Mantle Park improvements (unanimous)
• Approved $59,096 technical adjustment for GASB 87 entry correction (unanimous)
• Approved $5,000 for Zions Bank bond trustee fees (unanimous)
• Approved $66,864 in additional WIC program funding (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including $850,000 open space purchase in West Valley City (unanimous)

County Council

The Salt Lake County Council will review several financial and operational reports, including a proposed hire and incentive plan for positions under $3,000, a property tax increase proposal from the Central Utah Water Conservation District, and updates on deposits, investments, and 2023 finance. The council will also discuss a local special bond election to issue up to $507,000,000 of general‑obligation bonds for capital improvements at the Salt Lake County Jail and to construct a Justice Accountability Center. Additional items include a legislative intent discussion for the Justice Accountability Center, an amendment to the fleet board ordinance, and a fee‑waiver request for Exhibit Hall 5 at the Salt Palace.

• Proposed Hire Report / Incentive Plans – positions $3,000 and under
• Central Utah Water Conservation District proposal for a property tax increase
• Informational Report of Deposits and Investments as of June 30, 2024
• Local special bond election to issue up to $507,000,000 for Salt Lake County Jail upgrades and a Justice Accountability Center
• Amendment to Section 2.40.020 of the Salt Lake County Code concerning the Fleet Board

The County Council authorized a special bond election for November 5, 2024, to fund a Justice and Accountability Center and jail improvements. The Council also established legislative intent for the new center and updated the Fleet Board's membership structure.

• Approved $507M general obligation bond election for Nov 5, 2024 (8-1)
• Set public hearing for bond issuance for Sept 17, 2024, at 4:00 PM
• Approved legislative intent for Justice Accountability Center operations (8-1)
• Approved Ordinance 1928 to expand Fleet Board to 9 members and remove term limits (unanimous)
• Approved fee waiver for Silicon Million Meals to rent Salt Palace Exhibit Hall 5
• Approved Assessor's Tax Letters (unanimous)

Redevelopment Agency

The Salt Lake County Redevelopment Agency will consider a budget adjustment to add expense to the Economic Development Budget for an expanded scope of the Magna Mantle Park project. The board will also discuss county economic development activities in Magna City and vote on an interlocal cooperation agreement with the Magna Water District for the Arbor Park water line replacement. Minutes from the June 18, 2024 meeting will be approved.

• Budget adjustment request to add expense to Economic Development Budget for expanded Magna Mantle Park project (Item 4.1)
• Discussion of County Economic Development Activities in Magna City (Item 4.2)
• Vote on Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with Magna Water District for Arbor Park Water Line Replacement (Item 4.3)
• Approval of June 18, 2024 Redevelopment Agency Minutes (Item 3.1)
• Public comment period (Item 2)

The Redevelopment Agency approved a budget adjustment for the Magna Mantle Park project and an interlocal cooperation agreement with the Magna Water District for water line replacement in the Arbor Park area. The agreement commits the agency to pay $19,000 annually for four years. The board also received an informational update on economic development activities in Magna City.

• Approved June 18, 2024 RDA minutes (unanimous)
• Approved budget adjustment for Magna Mantle Park project (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution No. 146, interlocal agreement with Magna Water District for Arbor Park water line replacement (unanimous)

Council Executive Committee

The Salt Lake County Council Executive Committee will conduct routine business, including a call to order, public comment, and approval of the April 23, 2024 meeting minutes. The committee will also discuss a request to reimburse emergency travel expenses charged to the Council Office’s budget. No dollar amount is specified in the agenda.

• Call to Order
• Public Comment
• Approval of April 23, 2024 Council Executive Committee meeting minutes (Agenda Item 3.1)
• Consideration of a request to reimburse emergency travel expenses from the Council Office’s budget (Agenda Item 4.1)

The Council Executive Committee approved reimbursing $387 in emergency travel expenses for Senior Policy Advisor Abby Evans, whose flight was cancelled during Hurricane Beryl in Houston. The cost will be split between the office budgets of Committee Members Harrison and Winder Newton, with any Delta Airlines reimbursement returned to those budgets. Committee Member Stringham abstained due to a conflict of interest. The committee also unanimously approved the April 23, 2024 meeting minutes.

• Approved $387 emergency travel reimbursement, split between Harrison and Winder Newton office budgets (unanimous; Stringham abstained)
• Approved April 23, 2024 Council Executive Committee meeting minutes (unanimous)

Debt Review Committee

The Salt Lake County Debt Review Committee will meet on Thursday, August 8, 2024. The agenda includes a review of the mayor’s finance estimate of net operational and maintenance costs for a proposed bond. The committee will also consider approving a recommendation letter to the council chair and will hear public comments.

• Review of Mayor’s Finance Estimate of Net Operational and Maintenance Costs for Proposed Bond
• Approval of Recommendation Letter to Council Chair
• Public Comment

The Debt Review Committee reviewed revised cost estimates for a proposed $507 million public safety bond, including reduced jail staffing and operating costs. The committee unanimously voted to forward the revised numbers to the County Council for discussion, and approved a recommendation letter to the Council Chair.

• Forwarded revised bond cost estimates to County Council (unanimous)
• Approved recommendation letter to Council Chair (unanimous)

County Council

The Salt Lake County Council is meeting to discuss several budget adjustments for health, finance, and election staffing. The body will also consider ordinances regarding the Fleet Board and criminal background checks.

• Budget adjustment for $750,000 in grant funding for Upper Mill Creek Canyon Trailhead Development
• Proposed $22,235 increase to make the Election Coordinator position a full 1.0 FTE
• Final adoption of an ordinance amending Section 2.80.150 concerning criminal background checks
• Consideration of a $375,000 donation from Trails Utah for Lodestone Regional Park improvements
• Resolution to convey surplus real property on Acoma St. to West Valley City

The Salt Lake County Council gave preliminary support to the Rio Grande Plan, a citizen proposal to restore the Rio Grande Depot, in a 5-2 vote, encouraging transportation plans to consider it. The council also approved several budget adjustments, including funding for a health educator position, increased tax revenue pass-throughs, a trailhead development grant, and a full-time election coordinator. An ordinance amending criminal background check procedures was adopted, and a first reading of a Fleet Board ordinance was forwarded for final consideration.

• Approved preliminary support for Rio Grande Plan (5-2)
• Approved budget adjustment for health educator FTE funded by $108,819 MIECHV grant (unanimous)
• Approved $750,000 tax revenue and pass-through expense adjustment (unanimous)
• Approved $750,000 grant for Upper Mill Creek Canyon Trailhead (unanimous)
• Approved Clerk's Office 0.25 FTE increase for election coordinator (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 1927 amending criminal background check procedures (unanimous)
• Approved HR Policy 2-500 amendments on background checks (unanimous)
• Forwarded Fleet Board ordinance amendment to final consideration (unanimous)

Board of Canvassers

The Board of Canvassers will meet to discuss the canvass recount for the Congressional District 2 Republican Primary Election. The meeting includes a presentation by County Clerk Lannie Chapman.

• Canvass Recount of Congressional District 2 Republican Primary Election
• Approval of July 9, 2024, Board of Canvassers Minutes

The Salt Lake County Board of Canvassers certified the recount results for the Congressional District 2 Republican primary, confirming Celeste Maloy's victory over Colby Jenkins. The recount added five ballots, with three votes for Maloy and two for Jenkins, and the post-recount audit found no discrepancies. The board also approved the minutes from the July 9, 2024 meeting.

• Certified recount results for Congressional District 2 race (unanimous)
• Approved July 9, 2024 Board of Canvassers minutes (unanimous)
• Closed the canvass (unanimous)

Debt Review Committee

The Salt Lake County Debt Review Committee will approve minutes from its June 19, 2024 meeting and receive a financial advisor update. It will discuss several debt-related items, including lease revenue refunding bonds, conduit financing fees, and recommendations for a jail bond. The committee will also review cost determinations, ballot language for the jail bond, and a potential debt issuance for a new county building.

• MBA $30,920,000 Lease Revenue Refunding Bonds Calendar of Events
• Conduit Financing Application Fees
• Jail Bond Financing Recommendation
• Validation of Mayor’s Fiscal Staff’s Determination of Net Operational and Maintenance Costs for Potential Jail Bond
• Potential Debt Issuance for New County Building

The Debt Review Committee unanimously voted to reaffirm a general obligation (GO) bond as the most fiscally prudent financing for the proposed $507 million jail and justice center project, and to validate the Mayor's Financial Administration's net operational and maintenance cost estimates. The committee also authorized Committee Member Casper to decide when to place a parameters resolution for the MBA lease revenue refunding bonds on the Council agenda, and approved the June 19, 2024 minutes with an amendment.

• Approved June 19, 2024 minutes with amendment to change 'temporary' to 'TEFRA' hearing (unanimous)
• Authorized Committee Member Casper to decide when to place MBA refunding parameters resolution on Council agenda (unanimous)
• Reaffirmed GO bond as most fiscally prudent financing for jail project (unanimous)
• Validated net operational and maintenance costs for jail facilities (unanimous)
• Instructed Chair Chamness to draft letter to County Council on jail bond recommendations (unanimous)

County Council

The Salt Lake County Council will consider a resolution to execute two purchase and sale agreements for parcels of real property in Murray. Work session items include budget adjustments adding $371,745 for the 9100 W sidewalk project, $444,601 for the Midas Creek 3600 W flood‑control improvements, and restoring $100,074 in overhead costs for fleet management. The council will also hold a first reading of an ordinance to allow criminal background checks for employment and discuss a resolution supporting enforcement of unlawful camping restrictions and supportive homelessness solutions.

• Budget Adjustment: add $371,745 for survey, design, and construction of the 9100 W Sidewalk Project (24-1886)
• Budget Adjustment: allocate $444,601 for Midas Creek 3600 W Improvements flood‑control project (24-1887)
• Budget Adjustment: restore $100,074 in overhead costs for Fleet Management (24-1889)
• First Reading of Ordinance amending Section 2.80 to permit criminal background checks for employment (24-1890)
• Resolution authorizing execution of two purchase and sale agreements for Murray property (24-1892)

The Salt Lake County Council unanimously adopted Resolution No. 6221 supporting enforcement of restrictions on unlawful camping and endorsing supportive homelessness solutions. The council also approved several budget adjustments, including $371,745 for the 9100 W Sidewalk Project and $444,601 for Midas Creek improvements, and approved a new records management policy. A resolution authorizing the purchase of two parcels for open space was approved on the consent agenda.

• Adopted Resolution No. 6221 supporting enforcement of unlawful camping restrictions (unanimous)
• Approved $371,745 budget adjustment for 9100 W Sidewalk Project (unanimous)
• Approved $444,601 budget adjustment for Midas Creek 3600 W Improvements (unanimous)
• Approved $84,349 technical budget adjustment for Fleet Management overhead correction (unanimous)
• Approved new Countywide Policy 2021 on Records Management and Archives (unanimous)
• Approved amendments to Countywide Policy 2010 for HB266 public access updates (unanimous)
• Approved consent items including Open Space Trust Fund appointment and two property purchase agreements (unanimous)
• Cancelled July 30, 2024 County Council meeting (unanimous)

County Council

The County Council is meeting to discuss several budget adjustments for the Clerk's Office, Public Works, and the Office of Homelessness & Criminal Justice Reform. The body will also consider updates to human resource policies and internal staff policies. Additionally, the council is set to adopt the 2025 budget calendar.

• Budget adjustment of $16,168 for Clerk's Office salary adjustments
• Budget adjustment of $33,823 for the Copperton Storm Drain Construction Project
• Appropriation shift of $8,000 for the Youth Action Board to attend a conference in Washington DC
• Personal property tax refund of $48,423.62
• Personal property tax refund of $15,262.88 for AMC USA LLC

The Salt Lake County Council approved several budget adjustments, including $16,168 for Clerk's Office salary adjustments backdated to January 1, 2024, $33,823 for the Copperton Storm Drain Construction Project, and an $8,000 appropriation shift for the Youth Action Board to attend a national homelessness conference. The Council also approved new FMLA and parental leave policies for Sheriff's Office employees transferred from the Unified Police Department, and amendments to its internal staff policy. All votes recorded were unanimous; Council Member Sheldon Stewart was excused.

• Approved $16,168 Clerk's Office salary adjustment, backdated to Jan. 1, 2024 (unanimous)
• Approved $33,823 for Copperton Storm Drain Construction Project; total project cost $98,823 (unanimous)
• Approved $8,000 appropriation unit shift from Personnel to Operations for Youth Action Board conference travel (unanimous)
• Approved FMLA and Parental Leave policies for Sheriff's Office employees transferred from UPD (unanimous)
• Approved amendments to Council's Internal Policy on Council Staff (unanimous)
• Approved HR policy adjustments; background check ordinance and Policy 2-500 deferred to next meeting (unanimous)
• Approved 2025 Budget Calendar and set 2025 budget hearing date (consent, unanimous)
• Approved tax letters, board appointments, and July 2, 2024 minutes (consent, unanimous)

Board of Canvassers

The Board of Canvassers voted unanimously to certify the official results of the 2024 June Primary Election after County Clerk Lannie Chapman presented turnout statistics and audit findings. The post-election audit reviewed 24 voting machines and six by-mail batches, with 1,430 ballot signatures checked and no discrepancies found. The board also unanimously approved the minutes of its March 19, 2024 meeting.

• Approved March 19, 2024 Board of Canvassers minutes (unanimous)
• Certified 2024 June Primary Election results for Salt Lake County (unanimous)
• Voted to close the canvass (unanimous)

County Council

The Council will discuss budget adjustments to fund HVAC repairs at two District Attorney buildings using $245,699 from capital projects. They will also review a plan to use an $821,985 state grant increase to fund new positions in the Health Department and Youth Services.

• $245,699 budget adjustment for HVAC repairs at two District Attorney buildings
• $821,985 SAPT Block Grant increase for health and youth services staff
• Review of Cultural Core Year 7 performance and Year 8 spending plan
• Appointments to the Sugar House Park Authority Board of Trustees
• Appointments to the Bingham Creek Regional Park Authority Board

The Council approved budget adjustments for HVAC repairs at District Attorney buildings and new grant-funded positions for the Health and Youth Services departments. Members also approved the Year 8 activity and spending plan for the Cultural Core program and confirmed several appointments to regional park and health boards. Additionally, the Council voted to cancel the July 9, 2024, meeting.

• Approved incentive plans for Health and Mayor Finance employees (unanimous)
• Approved $245,699 for District Attorney building HVAC repairs (unanimous)
• Approved $821,985 in grant funding for new Health and Youth Services staff (unanimous)
• Approved Cultural Core Year 8 activity and spending plan (unanimous)
• Approved cancellation of July 9, 2024, Council meeting (unanimous)
• Confirmed appointments to Sugar House Park and Bingham Creek Regional Park boards (unanimous)
• Confirmed three appointments to the Board of Health (unanimous)
• Approved June 18 and June 25, 2024, meeting minutes (unanimous)

County Council

The Salt Lake County Council is reviewing agreements between the Sheriff’s Office and the Unified Police Department regarding SWAT operations and property management. The agenda also includes a proposal to amend Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) design standards to allow units in front yards. Additionally, the Council will consider a ballot resolution for Zoo, Arts & Parks (ZAP) reauthorization.

• Resolution for SWAT operations agreement between Salt Lake County and UPD
• Ordinance amending ADU design standards to allow units in front yards
• Issuance of up to $85,000,000 in bonds for the Rowland Hall project
• Ballot resolution for Zoo, Arts & Parks (ZAP) reauthorization
• Agreement with Midvale City for TRCC funds for Midvale Art House renovation

The Salt Lake County Council approved Resolution No. 6217, calling a special election on November 5, 2024, asking voters whether to reauthorize the 1/10th of 1% Zoo, Arts and Parks (ZAP) sales and use tax, which expires at the end of 2026. The Council also approved a SWAT operations agreement with the Unified Police Department, a property and evidence cooperative agreement, and an interim asset transfer agreement as the County separates from UPD on July 1, 2024. It approved an internal Council Office staff policy and related legislative intent on funding Senior Policy Advisors, both over two 'Nay' votes. It also approved up to $85,000,000 in industrial development revenue bonds for the Rowland Hall project and amended the ADU ordinance to allow detached ADUs in front yards on lots of at least one acre.

• Approved Resolution No. 6217 placing ZAP tax reauthorization on the November 5, 2024 ballot (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution No. 6214, SWAT operations agreement with UPD (unanimous; Alvord absent)
• Approved Resolution No. 6215, property and evidence cooperative agreement with UPD; amount stated as $59,000 after scrivener's error correction (unanimous; Alvord absent)
• Approved Resolution No. 6216, interim agreement accepting UPD assets before July 1, 2024 separation (unanimous; Alvord absent)
• Approved internal Council Office staff policy (6-2; Bradley and Stewart voted Nay; Alvord absent)
• Approved legislative intent on funding appointed Council staff positions (6-2; Bradley and Stewart voted Nay; Alvord absent)
• Approved Resolution No. 6218 authorizing up to $85,000,000 in industrial development revenue bonds for the Rowland Hall project (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance No. 1926 amending ADU design standards to allow detached ADUs in front yards on lots of at least one acre (unanimous)

Debt Review Committee

The committee will review minutes from the May 22, 2024 meeting and receive a financial advisor update. The agenda also includes discussion regarding financing for potential jail renovation, expansion, or the Justice Accountability Center.

• Approval of May 22, 2024, meeting minutes
• Financial advisor update
• Financing for potential jail renovation/expansion/Justice Accountability Center

The committee recommended that the County Council use a general obligation (GO) bond to finance a proposed jail renovation and Justice Accountability Center. Members discussed a total project cost of $607 million, with a potential bond amount of approximately $532 million. The committee also approved the minutes from the May 22, 2024 meeting.

• Approved May 22, 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Recommended the County Council utilize a general obligation (GO) bond (unanimous)

TRCC - Tourism, Recreation, Cultural and Convention

The Salt Lake County TRCC will discuss a presentation regarding the June 2024 Adjusted Long Range Plan for the TRCC Fund. The committee will also review updates to the TRCC Support Program Guidelines. No minutes are scheduled for approval at this meeting.

• Presentation of Long Range Plan 24-1814 regarding the TRCC Fund
• Review of updated TRCC Support Program Guidelines 24-1823
• Review of the 2019 - 2023 TRT TRCC State Report

The Salt Lake County Tourism, Recreation, Cultural and Convention (TRCC) board reviewed and approved the long-range budget plan, noting the Mystic Spring project's cancellation and the removal of Veteran Games. The board also approved updated TRCC support program guidelines, which clarify contract signing deadlines, scope changes, and staff time reimbursement rules.

• Approved long-range budget plan to take to the Council
• Approved updated TRCC support program guidelines

Redevelopment Agency

The Salt Lake County Redevelopment Agency will discuss a proposed budget adjustment for June 2024. The board is also scheduled to approve the minutes from the June 4, 2024 meeting.

• June 2024 Budget Adjustment (Resolution 24-1811)
• Approval of June 04, 2024 meeting minutes

The Board unanimously approved the June 2024 budget adjustment. During the discussion, staff noted that ADA improvements and paving are planned for Mantle Park, though lighting upgrades were not budgeted.

• Approved June 2024 budget adjustment (unanimous)
• Approved June 04, 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)

County Council

The Council will receive a budget message from Mayor Jenny Wilson regarding the 2024 budget. A public hearing is scheduled to discuss adjustments to the 2024 Salt Lake County Budget and certified tax rates. The Council may also act on Resolution 24-1810 to adopt these budget changes and proposed tax rates.

• Public hearing for 2024 budget adjustments and certified tax rates
• Resolution 24-1810 regarding FY 2024 budget adjustments for county offices, departments, and agencies
• Adoption of proposed ad valorem tax rates for fiscal year 2024

The Salt Lake County Council held a public hearing on adjustments to the 2024 budget and certified tax rates; no one spoke for or against. The Council then adopted Resolution No. 6213, approving budget adjustments, fund transfers, ARPA fund appropriations, and proposed ad valorem tax rates for fiscal year 2024. The resolution also continues temporary contra-account offsets of 3% for personnel and 2% for operating units in certain county offices, with listed exclusions. The meeting adjourned at 6:05 PM until June 25, 2024.

• Opened public hearing on 2024 budget adjustments and certified tax rates (unanimous)
• Closed public hearing after no public comment (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution No. 6213 adjusting FY2024 budgets and fund transfers (unanimous)
• Adopted proposed FY2024 ad valorem tax rates (unanimous)
• Appropriated ARPA Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds for eligible uses (unanimous)
• Continued 3% personnel and 2% operating contra-account offsets for certain offices, with exclusions (unanimous)
• Authorized fiscal manager to approve interim budget adjustments of $100,000 or less (unanimous)
• Approved monetary assistance to certain non-profit entities (unanimous)

County Council

The Council will discuss mid-year budget adjustments, including certified tax rates and interim budget changes. Members will also consider an ordinance to allow accessory dwelling units in front yards under specific conditions. Additionally, the meeting includes a review of transferring vehicles from the Unified Police Department to the County.

• Ordinance amending ADU design standards to allow units in front yards
• $85,000,000 Industrial Development Revenue Bonds for the Rowland Hall Project
• Resolution to accept vehicle transfers from the Unified Police Department
• Interlocal agreement with Copperton for the Copperton Park Upgrade
• Mid-year budget workshop regarding tax rates and adjustments

The Council adopted the Mayor's mid-year budget and certified tax rates. It also approved an interim agreement to accept vehicles from the Unified Police Department (UPD) ahead of the July 1 separation. Additionally, the Council repealed three outdated countywide policies and approved a TRCC fund contribution for Copperton Park.

• Approved interim agreement to accept vehicles from Unified Police Department
• Adopted 2024 certified tax rates (unanimous)
• Adopted Mayor's mid-year budget as proposed (unanimous)
• Authorized budget movements in contra accounts up to $100,000 (unanimous)
• Repealed Countywide Policies 1010, 1043, and 1044 (unanimous)
• Approved TRCC fund contribution for Copperton Park Upgrade
• Approved ordinance revision for front-yard Accessory Dwelling Units
• Set public hearing for June 25 regarding $85M in Industrial Development Revenue Bonds

Municipal Building Authority

The Board will consider an agreement with the Utah Transit Authority to allow a passenger bus shelter at 3331 South 500 East. The agenda also includes the President's Budget Message and approval of December 2023 minutes.

• Bus stop access and use agreement for Granite Library (3331 South 500 East)
• President's Budget Message
• Approval of December 5, 2023, meeting minutes

The Salt Lake County Municipal Building Authority approved Resolution No. 55, adopting adjustments to its 2024 budget, and approved a Passenger Bus Stop Access and Use Agreement with the Utah Transit Authority for a bus shelter at the Granite Library, 3331 South 500 East. It also approved the minutes of its December 5, 2023 meeting. A public hearing on the budget was opened and closed with no comments in favor of or opposition to the budget. The meeting adjourned at 6:20 PM.

• Approved December 5, 2023 MBA minutes (unanimous)
• Opened public hearing on the budget (unanimous)
• Closed public hearing on the budget (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution No. 55 adopting 2024 budget adjustments (unanimous)
• Approved Passenger Bus Stop Access and Use Agreement with Utah Transit Authority for a bus shelter at Granite Library, 3331 South 500 East (unanimous)

County Council

The Council is holding a public hearing to discuss proposed adjustments to the 2024 fiscal year budget. The meeting includes a resolution to adopt new ad valorem tax rates for taxable property in the county.

• Adoption of proposed 2024 ad valorem tax rates
• Budget adjustments for county offices, departments, and agencies
• Appropriation of federal American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds
• Authorization for interim budget adjustments up to $100,000
• Monetary assistance to certain non-profit entities

TRCC - Tourism, Recreation, Cultural and Convention

The TRCC Board will meet to elect a new Chair and Vice-Chair. The agenda also includes updates on current projects and a review of the application process.

• Election of Board Chair and Vice-Chair
• Approval of August 25, 2023, and September 8, 2023, meeting minutes
• Update on current projects and board member updates
• Review of the TRCC application review process
• Open Meeting Training

The board approved minutes from previous meetings and unanimously re-elected its leadership. Members also discussed the upcoming application review process for projects, reviewed the success of the My County Rec Pass program, and received training on open meeting requirements.

• Approved minutes from August 25, 2023
• Approved minutes from September 8, 2023
• Re-elected Mayor Kristie Overson as Board Chair
• Re-elected Tawnee McKay as Board Vice Chair
• Adjourned meeting

Board of Equalization

The Board will consider recommended actions for personal property appeals and exempt property for the 2024 tax year. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from the May 7, 2024 meeting.

• Approval of May 7, 2024, BoE minutes
• Personal property appeals recommended actions (24-1775)
• Exempt property recommendations for tax year 2024 (24-1776)

The Board of Equalization approved its May 7, 2024 minutes, a list of personal property recommended actions, and recommendations on exempt property for tax year 2024. All three items passed by unanimous votes. No public comment was offered, and the meeting then adjourned. The minutes do not detail the contents of the approved lists.

• Approved May 7, 2024 Board of Equalization minutes (unanimous)
• Approved personal property recommended actions list (unanimous)
• Approved exempt property recommendations for tax year 2024 (unanimous)

County Council

The Council will conduct a mid-year budget workshop covering certified tax rates and one-time dire budget needs. The agenda also includes a discussion of the FY 2025 annual budget for Discovery Gateway Children’s Museum. Additionally, members will consider an ordinance change regarding requirements for written contract amendments.

• Mid-year budget workshop on tax rates and dire budget needs
• FY 2025 annual budget and plan for Discovery Gateway Children’s Museum
• Audit of Salt Lake County Clerk’s Office Interlocal Election Agreements
• Ordinance to amend requirements for written contract amendments
• Resolution regarding surplus real property and an agreement with Millcreek

The Council approved one-time budget appropriations totaling approximately $1.5 million for the Treasurer, Clerk, Assessor, Aging and Adult Services, and Community Services departments to offset prior budget cuts. They also approved an ordinance clarifying rules for amending county contracts and authorized the conveyance of street parcels in Millcreek to the city. Additionally, the Council extended time-limited staff positions for the Auditor and approved funding for library projects in West Valley City and Midvale.

• Approved $57,366 budget relief for Treasurer's Office (unanimous)
• Approved $174,763 budget relief for Clerk's Office (unanimous)
• Approved $220,174 budget relief for Assessor's Office (unanimous)
• Approved $184,419 budget relief for Aging and Adult Services (unanimous)
• Approved $885,025 budget relief for Community Services (unanimous)
• Extended Auditor's two time-limited FTEs to Dec 31, 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved $159,343 for Sheriff's Office to hire two DEA officers (unanimous)
• Approved $200,000 for West Valley City and Midvale library work (7-2)

Redevelopment Agency

The Redevelopment Agency will receive an informational presentation regarding proposed June 2024 budget adjustment requests. The Board will also set a public hearing for June 18, 2024, to collect comments on these adjustments.

• Approval of February 27, 2024, meeting minutes
• Presentation on June 2024 budget adjustment requests
• Setting a public hearing for June 18, 2024, regarding proposed budget adjustments

The Salt Lake County Redevelopment Agency approved its February 27, 2024 minutes and set a public hearing for June 18, 2024 at 6:00 PM to receive comment on proposed June 2024 budget adjustments. Both actions passed by unanimous vote. The board also received informational presentations on the June 2024 budget adjustment requests and on Magna Mantle Park improvements and project budget; no budget adjustments were adopted at this meeting. The meeting adjourned at 11:00 AM.

• Approved February 27, 2024 RDA minutes (24-1765), unanimous
• Set public hearing for June 18, 2024 at 6:00 PM on proposed June 2024 budget adjustments (24-1761), unanimous
• Received informational presentation on June 2024 budget adjustment requests (24-1756) — no action taken
• Received presentation on Magna Mantle Park improvements and project budget — no action taken

County Council

The Council will review Mayor Wilson's mid-year budget proposals and discuss future budget direction. The agenda includes discussions on amending accessory dwelling unit (ADU) ordinances and authorizing up to $85,000,000 in industrial development revenue bonds. Additionally, the Council will consider a fund transfer of $1,519,500.00 to Herriman City.

• Proposed ordinance changes for Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs)
• Authorization of up to $85,000,000 in Industrial Development Revenue Bonds
• Transfer of $1,519,500.00 in Corridor Preservation Funds to Herriman City
• Mayor's mid-year budget proposals presentation
• Salary adjustments for the County Clerk's Office

The Salt Lake County Council approved an ordinance amending accessory dwelling unit regulations, remanded one section back to the Planning Commission, and adopted a resolution for up to $85 million in industrial development revenue bonds for Rowland Hall. The Council also approved salary adjustments for the Clerk's Office, set a June 18 budget hearing, and approved multiple interlocal agreements and board appointments. Additionally, the Council considered mid-year budget proposals and voted to withdraw an across-the-board contra reduction to evaluate budget cuts on a case-by-case basis.

• Withdrew 50 percent across-the-board contra reduction to consider budget relief on a case-by-case basis (unanimous)
• Approved salary adjustments for the Clerk's Office (unanimous)
• Set public hearing for June 18, 2024, for proposed 2024 budget adjustments and certified tax rates (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance No. 1924 regarding accessory dwelling units while remanding Section 19.15.110 H to the Planning Commission (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution No. 6203 requesting Mayor's Finance assistance for Transient Room Tax and TRCC tax reports (unanimous)
• Forwarded proposed contract amendment ordinance to the June 11, 2024 meeting (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution No. 6204 authorizing up to $85,000,000 in Industrial Development Revenue Bonds for Rowland Hall and set a June 25 public hearing (unanimous)
• Approved consent items including Fleet Management and ZAP board appointments, drone donation, Mill Creek Canyon Road funding amendments, and Corridor Preservation Fund transfers (unanimous)

Debt Review Committee

The Salt Lake County Debt Review Committee will discuss updates on county debt refunding and review a financing application for Rowland Hall conduit. Members will also consider a reimbursement resolution for a library bond and evaluate a potential general obligation bond for a jail facility. The committee may take final action on these items during the open meeting.

• Rowland Hall Conduit Financing Application
• Library Bond Update and Reimbursement Resolution
• Potential Jail General Obligation Bond evaluation
• Financial Advisor and Refunding Analysis Updates
• Approval of April 24, 2024 meeting minutes

The committee approved forwarding a tax-exempt conduit debt application for a new Rowland Hall campus to the County Council. Members also discussed a potential $500 million jail bond and the timing of Build America Bonds refunding.

• Approved minutes from April 24, 2024 meeting (unanimous)
• Forwarded Rowland Hall conduit financing application to County Council for further processing (unanimous)

Salt Lake County Council Subcommittee

The Salt Lake County Council Subcommittee will meet to discuss a review of the High Country Estates Survey. The agenda also includes the approval of minutes from the April 16, 2024 meeting.

• Review of High Country Estates Survey
• Approval of April 16, 2024 subcommittee minutes

The Salt Lake County Council Subcommittee reviewed a proposed survey for Hi-Country Estates residents regarding horses and property conditions. The survey is voluntary, anonymous, and intended to gather baseline data rather than enforce rules. The committee approved the minutes from the April 16, 2024 meeting and set the next meeting for August 6, 2024.

• Approved April 16, 2024 subcommittee minutes (unanimous)
• Set next subcommittee meeting for August 6, 2024
• Discussed distribution methods for Hi-Country Estates survey

County Council

The Council will hold a public hearing and first reading for proposed amendments to the Accessory Dwelling Units ordinance to support the Moderate Income Housing Plan. The agenda also includes discussions regarding capital project budgets and an agreement to accept vehicles from the Unified Police Department. Additionally, the Council will review various animal services donations and real estate contracts.

• Proposed amendments to Accessory Dwelling Units (ADU) ordinance
• Interim agreement for vehicle transfers from the Unified Police Department
• Discussion of 2024 Capital Projects Budget adjustment
• Review of Animal Services donations, including $20,000 from Petco Love
• Real estate purchase contract with West Valley City

The Salt Lake County Council held a public hearing on proposed amendments to Title 19, Chapter 15 (Accessory Dwelling Units) and voted unanimously to forward the ordinance to its June 3, 2024 meeting for final consideration. No public comments were offered for or against the ordinance. The Council also approved an interim agreement to accept vehicles from the Unified Police Department ahead of the County's July 1, 2024 separation from UPD, and approved a 2.14% increase in the URS Tier II retirement contribution for sworn Sheriff's Office employees, described as assurance rather than an immediate funding appropriation. Several informational presentations were given, including the 2024 Abravanel Hall Master Plan, with no decisions made on the hall's future.

• Forwarded ADU ordinance amendments (Title 19, Ch. 15) to June 3, 2024 for final consideration (unanimous; Alvord and Granato absent)
• Opened and closed public hearing on ADU amendments; no comments in favor or opposition (unanimous; Alvord and Granato absent)
• Approved interim agreement to accept vehicles from Unified Police Department before July 1, 2024 separation (unanimous)
• Approved 2.14% URS Tier II retirement contribution increase for sworn Sheriff's Office employees (unanimous)
• Approved 2024 Capital Projects Budget True-Up (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda, including reappointment of Chair Stringham to Clark Planetarium Board, Animal Services Q1 2024 donations, 250 life preservers from Intermountain Health, right-of-way agreement with Evergreen-45th & Main Land in Murray, and $30,300 property conveyance to West Valley City (unanimous; Alvord and Granato absent)
• Approved tax letters for deferrals and exemptions (unanimous; Alvord and Granato absent)
• Received and filed conflict of interest disclosure for Arts & Culture (unanimous; Alvord and Granato absent)

County Council

The Salt Lake County Council will discuss directions for achieving budgetary savings and reviewing 2024 contra accounts. The Council also plans to schedule a public hearing regarding amendments to the Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) ordinance.

• Public hearing for amending Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) ordinances
• Discussion on achieving budgetary savings through 2024 contra accounts
• Refund of $53,592.37 in overpaid personal property taxes
• DMV registration refunds totaling $3,889.00

The Council unanimously directed legal counsel to remove restrictions separating personnel and operating budget savings in the June midyear budget resolution. They also unanimously set a public hearing for May 21 to discuss amendments to Accessory Dwelling Unit regulations. Several tax refunds were approved, and informational reports on budget cuts and district attorney data were reviewed.

• Directed legal counsel to drop contra account silos in midyear budget resolution (Unanimous)
• Set public hearing for May 21 on Accessory Dwelling Unit ordinance amendments (Unanimous)
• Approved refund of $53,592.37 in overpaid personal property taxes
• Approved DMV registration refunds totaling $3,889.00
• Approved Tax Letters (Unanimous)

County Council

The Council will discuss a budget request from the Sheriff's Office to establish a Law Enforcement Bureau and hire 123 full-time employees. The agenda also includes updates on zoning ordinances and several funding agreements for municipal park projects.

• $4,418,842 budget request to establish the Law Enforcement Bureau and hire 123 FTEs
• Policy change regarding transitioning employees from UPD to the Sheriff’s Office
• $65,500 budget transfer for fire detection at Mountain America Expo Center
• Briefing on updates to the Foothills and Canyons Overlay Zone ordinance
• TRCC fund contributions for various municipal park and trail improvements

The County Council approved a one-time budget adjustment of $4,418,842 to establish the Law Enforcement Bureau and hire 123 full-time employees. The Council also authorized several TRCC fund grants for municipal park and trail projects and approved the sale of two surplus real estate parcels.

• Approved $4,418,842 one-time budget adjustment for Law Enforcement Bureau and 123 FTEs (Unanimous)
• Approved Policy 5-100(A) waiving probation for civil employees transitioning from UPD (Unanimous)
• Approved FY25 Area Plan for Division of Behavioral Health Services (Unanimous)
• Approved repeal of Countywide Policy 1038 regarding public meeting notices (Unanimous)
• Approved TRCC fund grants for Bluffdale, Cottonwood Heights, Murray, Oquirrh R&P District, Draper, and Holladay (Unanimous)
• Approved sale of surplus property in Magna to Kennecott Utah Copper LLC for $100 (Unanimous)
• Approved sale of surplus property in Cottonwood Heights to Metropolitan Water District for $3,750 (Unanimous)
• Approved sending Foothills and Canyons Overlay Zone revisions to planning commissions (Unanimous)

Board of Equalization

The Salt Lake County Board of Equalization will meet to approve previous meeting minutes and review Assessor and Hearing Officer recommendations. The Board will also consider recommendations for 2024 exempt property and a greenbelt rollback appeal.

• Approval of April 23, 2024, BoE minutes
• Assessor and Hearing Officer Recommendations (24-1677)
• Exempt Property Recommendations for Tax Year 2024
• Greenbelt rollback appeal for Copper Crossing Land Co, LLC

The Board of Equalization approved the Assessor and Hearing Officer recommendations and the exempt property list for tax year 2024. The board also approved a Greenbelt rollback appeal for Copper Crossing Land Co., LLC for tax year 2023.

• Approved April 23, 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Assessor and Hearing Officer Recommendations (unanimous, Board Member Alvord absent)
• Approved Exempt Property Recommendations for Tax Year 2024 (unanimous, Board Member Alvord absent)
• Approved Greenbelt rollback appeal for Copper Crossing Land Co., LLC Tax Year 2023 (unanimous, Board Member Alvord absent)

Debt Review Committee

The Debt Review Committee will receive updates on financial advisors and refunding analysis. The committee will also discuss interest income and potential county projects.

• Approval of March 27, 2024 minutes
• Financial Advisor Update
• Refunding Analysis Update
• Potential Rowland Hall Conduit Financing
• Interest Income Update

The Debt Review Committee approved seeking a recommendation from Zions Public Finance regarding the most advantageous sale type for refunding Build America Bonds. The committee also discussed potential conduit financing for Rowland Hall and reviewed investment interest income.

• Approved March 27, 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved seeking direction from Zions Public Finance on the most advantageous sale type for refunding Build America Bonds (unanimous)

Council Executive Committee

The Salt Lake County Council Executive Committee will meet to approve minutes from December 13, 2022, and July 18, 2023. The committee may also enter a closed session to discuss the character, professional competence, or health of an individual.

• Approval of December 13, 2022, Executive Committee minutes
• Approval of July 18, 2023, Executive Committee minutes
• Potential closed session regarding individual character, competence, or health

The Council Executive Committee approved its meeting minutes from December 13, 2022, and July 18, 2023 by unanimous vote. It then voted unanimously to close the meeting and move to a smaller conference room to discuss the character or professional competence of one or more individuals. Legal Counsel Mitchell Park noted for the record that Committee Member Stringham would not attend the closed portion. The meeting adjourned at 12:00 PM. No other substantive decisions were recorded.

• Approved December 13, 2022 and July 18, 2023 Executive Committee minutes (unanimous)
• Voted to close the meeting to discuss the character or professional competence of one or more individuals (unanimous)
• Adjourned at 12:00 PM

Board of Equalization

The Board of Equalization will consider assessor and hearing officer recommendations. The meeting also includes a review of greenbelt rollback appeals for tax year 2023. Additionally, the board will vote to approve minutes from April 16, 2024.

• Approval of Assessor and Hearing Officer recommendations
• Greenbelt rollback appeals for James K Garland LIV TR TC#'s 8637, 8638
• Approval of April 16, 2024, Board of Equalization minutes

County Council

The Council will discuss budget adjustments for several trail maintenance and expansion projects, including the Butterfield Trailhead. Members will also consider a resolution to designate recreational areas in the Wasatch Canyons for public safety funding. Additionally, presentations are scheduled regarding UTA service updates and the Metro Gang Unit.

• $2,720,320 budget adjustment for Butterfield Trailhead Phase 2
• $250,000 budget adjustment for Jordan River Trail bridge decking replacement
• Resolution designating recreational areas in Wasatch Canyons for public safety funding
• $680,000 budget adjustment for Utah and Salt Lake Canal Trail phases 5 & 6
• Presentation from the Metro Gang Unit

The Council unanimously adopted a resolution designating specific unincorporated Wasatch Canyon areas as recreational zones for public safety funding, effective January 1, 2025, while removing the Town of Brighton from the designation. The Council also approved amendments to Policy 1200 regarding nonprofit contributions, with a separate vote passing a legislative intent to review the policy's effectiveness in July or August. Additionally, the Council approved several budget adjustments for trail maintenance projects funded by transportation revenues.

• Approved resolution designating Wasatch Canyons as recreational areas (unanimous)
• Repealed Resolution No. 5644 to remove Town of Brighton from recreational area (unanimous)
• Approved amendments to Policy 1200 on nonprofit contributions (unanimous)
• Approved legislative intent to review Policy 1200 in July/August (5-4 vote)
• Approved $75,000 grant and $150,000 interfund revenue for Parley's Trail repairs (unanimous)
• Approved $2,720,320 interfund revenue for Butterfield Trailhead Phase 2 (unanimous)
• Approved $250,000 interfund revenue for Jordan River Trail bridge decking (unanimous)
• Approved $680,000 interfund revenue for Utah and Salt Lake Canal Trail phases 5 & 6 (unanimous)

Salt Lake County Council Subcommittee

The subcommittee will discuss the storm water management permit, including citizen compliance and HOA rules. The meeting also includes discussion on Rose Creek's path toward Jordan River.

• Storm water management permit discussion
• Review of Rose Creek and Jordan River path
• Discussion of existing county ordinance
• Approval of March 5, 2024 subcommittee meeting minutes

The subcommittee discussed measuring resident compliance with animal ordinances in Hi-Country Estates to address E. coli levels in Rose Creek. Members proposed using an informational survey to gather data on animal counts and manure management. No final decision was made on the survey's implementation, but it was suggested for the next agenda.

• Approved March 5, 2024 Subcommittee Meeting Minutes (unanimous)

Board of Equalization

The Board of Equalization will review assessor recommendations and significant adjustments to property values. The meeting also includes consideration of greenbelt rollback appeals, personal property appeals, and new applications for tax exemptions.

• Approval of Assessor and Hearing Officer Recommendations (24-1599)
• Review of Significant Adjustments (24-1600)
• Greenbelt BOE Rollback Appeals (24-1574)
• Personal Property Appeals recommendations (24-1582)
• New applications for real and personal property tax exemptions (24-1592)

The Board of Equalization approved its March 19, 2024 minutes, the Assessor and Hearing Officer recommendations, and a list of significant property value adjustments, all by unanimous votes. It approved a Greenbelt rollback appeal list and a personal property recommendation that denies a taxpayer's request to aggregate the $25,000 exemption across multiple sites. The Board also approved Charity Plan Review Committee recommendations and continued, new, changed, and removed property exemptions (items 9.1-9.5), with no public comment recorded.

• Approved March 19, 2024 BoE minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Assessor and Hearing Officer recommendations (unanimous)
• Approved significant property value adjustments (unanimous)
• Approved Greenbelt rollback appeal list for Brimhall, Yvette & James TR TC#8633, tax year 2023 (unanimous)
• Approved personal property recommendation denying aggregation of the $25,000 exemption across multiple sites (unanimous)
• Approved Charity Plan Review Committee recommendations (unanimous)
• Approved continued, new, changed, and removed exempt property items 9.1-9.5 and authorized the Clerk to implement them (unanimous)
• Adjourned with no further business

County Council

The Council will discuss a $315,000 grant for seismic retrofits at five Jordan School District Title I schools. They will also review a $520,000 budget addition for two projects in Kearns. Additionally, officials will provide updates on snowpack conditions and law enforcement funding.

• $315,000 BRIC grant for seismic retrofits at five Jordan School District Title I schools
• $520,000 budget addition for two projects in Kearns
• $6,200 appropriation to replace a fingerprint machine
• Update on 2024 snowpack runoff and preparedness conditions
• $5,500 in-kind donation from Project Glimmer to the Health Department

The Council approved three budget adjustments, including $315,000 for seismic retrofitting at five Jordan School District schools and $520,000 for Kearns infrastructure projects reimbursed by a municipal district. A $6,200 shift was approved to replace a fingerprint machine. The Council also passed a memorial proclamation honoring former Salt Lake City Mayor Ted Wilson and received informational updates on flood preparedness, law enforcement funding disputes, and a financial audit of the Council.

• Approved $315,000 budget adjustment for seismic retrofit study at five Title I schools (unanimous)
• Approved $520,000 budget adjustment for two Kearns projects, reimbursed by GSLMSD (unanimous)
• Approved $6,200 appropriation shift to replace fingerprint machine (unanimous)
• Approved consent item accepting $5,500 in-kind donation from Project Glimmer (unanimous)
• Approved tax letters for personal property exemptions and refunds (unanimous)
• Approved March 19, 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Adopted memorial proclamation honoring former Mayor Ted Wilson

County Council

The Council will discuss a $5.8 million budget request for law enforcement services in unincorporated areas. Other items include budget adjustments for golf course irrigation, kitchen improvements, and animal services. The agenda also includes Planning Commission appointments and a proposal to remove tax sale fees.

• $5.839 million budget request for Salt Lake Valley Law Enforcement Service Area
• $1,732,664 budget adjustment for Mountain View Golf Course irrigation
• $550,000 for Government Center kitchen improvements
• $268,909 budget shift for the Mobile Community Pet Support Program
• Removal of a $250 administrative fee from certain 2024 Tax Sale parcels

The County Council unanimously supported the Sheriff's $5.839 million funding request to the Salt Lake Valley Law Enforcement Service Area for services in unincorporated areas and canyons. The Council also approved several budget adjustments for parks, public works, and animal services.

• Supported Sheriff's $5.839M SLVLESA funding request (Unanimous)
• Approved $1.73M for Mountain View Golf Course irrigation project (Unanimous)
• Approved $550,000 for Government Center kitchen improvements (Unanimous)
• Approved $268,909 budget shift for Mobile Community Pet Support Program (Unanimous)
• Approved $48,000 for Meadow Brook golf course filtration system (Unanimous)
• Approved $46,000 for Kearns public works projects (Unanimous)
• Approved appointments of Michael Cole, Tippe Morlan, and Jenny Knudsen to Planning Commission (Unanimous)
• Approved $84,000 for a small compost loader (Unanimous)

Board of Equalization

The Salt Lake County Board of Equalization approved its April 16, 2024 minutes, approved the Assessor and Hearing Officer recommendations, and approved a Greenbelt rollback appeal for James K Garland LIV TR (tax years 2023, parcels 8637 and 8638). All three items passed by unanimous vote. There was no public comment, and the meeting was then adjourned.

• Approved April 16, 2024 BoE minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Assessor and Hearing Officer recommendations (unanimous)
• Approved Greenbelt rollback appeal for James K Garland LIV TR, parcels 8637 and 8638, tax year 2023 (unanimous)

TRCC - Tourism, Recreation, Cultural and Convention

The TRCC Board will review informational updates regarding project scope changes for the USU Bastian Agricultural Center and MSD Copperton Park. The meeting also includes a review of updated TRCC Support Program Guidelines and the 2024 board meeting schedule.

• Project Scope Change Request - USU Bastian Agricultural Center
• Project Scope Change Request - MSD Copperton Park
• Updates to TRCC Support Program Guidelines
• Review of 2024 TRCC Advisory Board Meeting Schedule

The Salt Lake County TRCC board unanimously approved two project scope changes and contract amendments: one for the USU Bastian Agricultural Center removing a training track, and one for Copperton Park revising its pickleball/tennis court plan. The board also reviewed updated TRCC program guidelines, which were informational only and could not be voted on, and received a verbal-support request instead. The 2024 meeting schedule and application timeline (opens May 1, closes June 15) were reviewed.

• Approved scope change and contract amendment for USU Bastian Agricultural Center, removing training track (unanimous)
• Approved scope change and amended contract for Copperton Park improvements (unanimous)
• No vote taken on updated TRCC Support Program Guidelines; item was informational and pending legal review
• Reviewed 2024 TRCC Advisory Board meeting schedule; final budget decisions set for October 18
• Motion to adjourn approved (unanimous)

Debt Review Committee

The committee will review minutes from March and November 2023 meetings. It will also receive updates regarding a financial advisor, refunding analysis, the SOAR project, and the jail project.

• Approval of March 29, 2023 meeting minutes
• Approval of November 29, 2023 meeting minutes
• Financial Advisor Update
• SOAR Project Update
• Jail Project Update

The committee unanimously approved minutes from previous meetings. It reviewed a proposal for a $300 million bond to expand the Adult Detention Center and mothball the Oxbow Jail, noting this would cost about $40 per year on an average house. The committee also discussed a potential $165 million new government center project funded by subleasing land and tax increments, deciding to further analyze the financial assumptions before making recommendations.

• Approved minutes from March 29, 2023 meeting (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from November 29, 2023 meeting (unanimous)
• Reviewed $300 million jail bond proposal for ballot
• Reviewed $165 million government center development model
• Decided to further vet financial assumptions for government center project
• Advised getting bond counsel involved for BABs refunding analysis

County Council

The Salt Lake County Council will discuss and possibly act on several budget adjustments, including funding for a UMOCA heating coil, a culvert cleanout, and SBITA capitalization shifts. They will also hear an update from the Sheriff and consider a request for three new Law Enforcement Bureau positions funded by reallocating UPD payments. The agenda includes consent items for agreements, easements, and donations, plus appointments to the Planning Commission.

• Budget adjustment: $35,000 for UMOCA heating coil replacement
• Budget adjustment: $20,000 for culvert cleanout at 3300 S and 700 E
• Sheriff's request for 3 new FTEs, $688,865 annual cost, net-zero via UPD funds
• Transfer of $64,000 Corridor Preservation Funds to Holladay City for property at 4504 S. and Highland Circle
• Planning Commission reappointment of Chris Collard and appointments of Michael Cole, Tippe Morlan, Jenny Knudsen

The Council approved several budget adjustments for museum and flood control repairs and authorized the hiring of two lieutenants for the Law Enforcement Bureau. They also approved a new civil unit fee schedule and the reappointment of Chris Collard to the Planning Commission.

• Approved $460,000 for two lieutenant positions in the Law Enforcement Bureau (Unanimous)
• Approved $35,000 for heating coil replacement at UMOCA (Unanimous)
• Approved $20,000 for culvert cleanout at 3300 S and 700 E (Unanimous)
• Approved new Sheriff's Office Civil Unit Fee Schedule (Unanimous)
• Approved transfer of $64,000 in Corridor Preservation Funds to Holladay City (Unanimous)
• Approved sale of library property parcel to West Valley City for $79,600 (Unanimous)
• Approved reappointment of Chris Collard to the Planning Commission (Unanimous)
• Approved sick leave transfer for employees moving from UPD to Sheriff's Office (Unanimous)

Board of Equalization

The Board will review Assessor and Hearing Officer recommendations regarding value and tax relief adjustments. Members will also consider approving significant property adjustments and exempt property for the 2023 tax year. Additionally, the Board will discuss a Supreme Court decision related to 2020 tax year appeals.

• Approval of Assessor and Hearing Officer recommendations (24-1493)
• Approval of significant property adjustments (24-1492)
• Recommendations on exempt property for tax year 2023 (24-1485)
• Discussion of Supreme Court decision regarding 2020 tax year appeals (24-1487)

The Board of Equalization approved the Assessor and Hearing Officer recommendations and significant value adjustments. The board also approved the list of exempt property recommendations for the 2023 tax year. Members discussed a Supreme Court decision regarding 2020 tax year access interruption appeals.

• Approved BoE minutes for March 5, 2024 (unanimous)
• Approved Assessor and Hearing Officer Recommendations 24-1493 (unanimous)
• Approved Significant Adjustments 24-1492 (unanimous)
• Approved recommendations on Exempt Property for Tax Year 2023 24-1485 (unanimous)

County Council

The Salt Lake County Council is reviewing budget adjustments for Riverbend Golf Course and the Rampton Salt Palace. The agenda also includes a review of revisions to Countywide Policy 1200 regarding contributions. Additionally, the Council will consider a revised 2024 fee schedule for Planning and Development Services.

• $123,000 budget adjustment for a backflow valve at Riverbend Golf Course
• $50,000 budget transfer for grease separators at Rampton Salt Palace
• Revised 2024 fee schedule for Planning and Development Services and Engineering Division
• Review of proposed revisions to Countywide Policy 1200 regarding contributions

The Council approved a revised fee schedule for Planning and Development Services and the Engineering Division. Several budget adjustments for golf course and facility maintenance were approved, and a policy regarding nonprofit contributions was sent for further review.

• Approved revised 2024 Fee Schedule for Planning and Development Services and Engineering Division (Unanimous)
• Approved $123,000 from Golf Fund for backflow valve at Riverbend Golf Course (Unanimous)
• Approved $50,000 transfer for grease separator replacement at Rampton Salt Palace (Unanimous)
• Approved 2023 post year-end technical adjustment for Clark Planetarium Annex lease expenses (Unanimous)
• Voted to send proposed revisions to Countywide Policy 1200 to the Executive Coordinating Committee for comment (Unanimous)
• Received and filed ethics disclosures for Kim Coleman and Justice Court staff (Unanimous)

Board of Canvassers

The Salt Lake County Board of Canvassers will discuss the canvass of the 2024 Democratic Presidential Primary Election. The board will also consider approving minutes from the December 5, 2023 meeting.

• Canvass of the 2024 Democratic Presidential Primary Election
• Approval of December 5, 2023 Board of Canvassers minutes

The Board of Canvassers approved the Clerk's report for the 2024 Democratic Presidential Preference Primary. The report noted a 29.67 percent voter turnout with 37,402 participants. The board also approved the minutes from the December 5, 2023 meeting.

• Approved Wayne Cushing and Chris Stavros as acting Board members (Unanimous)
• Approved December 5, 2023 meeting minutes (Unanimous)
• Approved the Clerk's report for the 2024 Democratic Presidential Primary (Unanimous)

County Council

The Council will discuss recommendations for the Moderate Income Housing Strategy and potential updates to Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) regulations. The agenda also includes a budget adjustment for improvements to Mantle Park in Magna.

• Budget adjustment of $115,156 for Mantle Park improvements in Magna
• Discussion on updating County Code Chapter 19.15 regarding Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs)
• Acceptance of an $8,500 donation to the Sheriff’s Office
• Acceptance of a $7,500 donation for the 'Pillows for Prisoners' program
• Interlocal Agreement with Jordan School District for earthquake mitigation funds

The County Council directed staff to begin amending County Code Chapter 19.15 regarding accessory dwelling units. The Council also approved several donations to the Clark Planetarium and the Sheriff's Office, and authorized a budget adjustment for Mantle Park.

• Authorized process to amend County Code Chapter 19.15 for Accessory Dwelling Units (Unanimous)
• Approved $115,156 budget adjustment for Mantle Park improvements (Unanimous)
• Approved interlocal agreement with Jordan School District for BRIC grant earthquake mitigation funds (Unanimous)
• Approved incentive plan over $3,000 threshold (Unanimous)
• Approved $3,000 bonus for Council Exempt Secretary (Unanimous)
• Approved $8,500 donation from Salt Lake Honorary Colonels to Sheriff's Office (Unanimous)
• Approved $7,500 donation from Sabrena Suite-Mangum to Sheriff's Office (Unanimous)
• Approved personal property tax refund of $225,232.09 to The Dannon Company Inc (Unanimous)

Salt Lake County Council Subcommittee

The Salt Lake County Council Subcommittee will meet to select a new chair and review several issues. Discussions include evaluating existing zoning regulations and the impact of coliforms on water safety.

• Selection of Subcommittee Chair
• Relevance of 2012 and 2021 audits/fines to FR/FA zones
• Impacts of coliforms on water quality and safety
• SWMPS Permit best practices regarding property rights
• Evaluation of existing zoning regulations and compliance

The Salt Lake County Council Subcommittee held its first meeting to discuss water quality impairments and potential regulatory changes. Council Member David Alvord was unanimously elected as Chair. The subcommittee reviewed existing compliance audits, discussed a pending water quality study, and agreed to schedule further discussion on code enforcement and zoning regulations for the next meeting.

• Council Member David Alvord elected as Subcommittee Chair (unanimous)
• Next subcommittee meeting scheduled for April 16, 2024
• Planner Brian Tucker tasked with developing a code enforcement plan for next meeting
• Utah Division of Water Quality representative asked to return in one month to report on High Country Estates projects

Board of Equalization

The Board will review assessor and hearing officer recommendations regarding property values. Members will also consider significant adjustments and personal property appeals. The meeting includes a discussion to select three members for the Charity Plan Review Committee.

• Approval of Assessor and Hearing Officer Recommendations (24-1447)
• Approval of Significant Adjustments (24-1446)
• Review of Personal Property Appeals (24-1435)
• Selection of three members for the Charity Plan Review Committee (24-1436)

The Board approved the Assessor and Hearing Officer recommendations and significant value adjustments. The Board also approved a list of personal property appeals and selected three members for the Charity Plan Review Committee.

• Approved February 20, 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Assessor and Hearing Officer Recommendations 24-1447 (unanimous)
• Approved Significant Adjustments 24-1446 (unanimous)
• Approved Personal Property Appeal recommended actions 24-1435 (unanimous)
• Selected Jim Bradley, Sheldon Stewart, and Ann Granato for the Charity Plan Review Committee (unanimous)

County Council

The Council will consider the final adoption of an ordinance to dissolve the Magna West Main Street Neighborhood Development Project Area. They will also review the 2024 legislative session and discuss a new process for official memorials. Other items include accepting various donations and reviewing personnel appointments.

• Dissolution of the Magna West Main Street Neighborhood Development Project Area
• Acceptance of a $207,437.57 donation to support Youth Services programs
• Appointment of Tomas Pena as Deputy Constable
• Donation from the June B. Keizer estate to the Granite Library Branch
• Proclamation recognizing Women's History Month in Utah

The County Council approved a motion to draft a letter to the Governor requesting a veto of SB 273, which would require the District Attorney's office to track time in 15-minute increments. The Council also dissolved the Magna West Main Street Neighborhood Development Project Area and approved several donations.

• Approved motion to prepare letter to Governor requesting veto of SB 273 (8-1)
• Approved dissolution of Magna West Main Street Neighborhood Development Project Area (Unanimous)
• Approved incentive plan over $3,000 (Unanimous)
• Approved new process for memorials in the form of proclamations (Unanimous)
• Accepted $207,437.57 in-kind donation from ShelterKids’ 2023 Angel Tree Campaign
• Approved appointment of Tomas Pena as Deputy Constable
• Accepted estate donation for Granite Library Branch and donation for Gene Fullmer Recreation Center
• Approved partial release of liens for 815 West LLC, Arcadia Properties LLC, and NWQ LLC

County Council

The Council is reviewing budget adjustments for lead poisoning prevention and jail kitchen remodels. The agenda includes updates on the Mill Creek Canyon road project and the dissolution of a development area in Magna. Several resolutions regarding transportation fund transfers to various cities are also scheduled for consideration.

• $138,712 budget increase for Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Grant
• Ordinance to dissolve the Magna West Main Street Neighborhood Development Project Area
• Transfer of over $5 million in corridor preservation funds to Herriman City
• Agreement amendment for Mill Creek Canyon Road improvements
• In-kind donations to Animal Services from Chewy.com and Ketonaturals

The Council voted to support or monitor several 2024 state bills, including housing and tax measures, while opposing others. It approved multiple interlocal agreements transferring transportation and corridor preservation funds to local cities and UDOT. The Council also passed budget adjustments for jail, health, and public works projects, and appointed members to various advisory boards.

• Approved transfer of $550,000 to MSD for Safe Route to School - 1000 East (Consent)
• Approved transfer of $500,000 to MSD for Safe Route to School - 8425 South (Consent)
• Approved transfer of $300,000 to Murray City for Vine Street project (Consent)
• Approved transfer of $2,000,000 to Riverton City for Welby Jacob Canal project (Consent)
• Approved transfer of $2,100,000 to Taylorsville City for North Jordan Canal Study (Consent)
• Approved transfer of $750,000 to UDOT for Central Station TRAX station (Consent)
• Approved transfer of $1,714,000 to Herriman City for 6400 West corridor preservation (Consent)
• Approved transfer of $2,653,000 to Herriman City for 73-7800 West corridor preservation (Consent)

Redevelopment Agency

The Redevelopment Agency will discuss an Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with Salt Lake County regarding the redevelopment of Magna Mantle Park. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from the February 6, 2024, meeting.

• Consideration of an Interlocal Cooperation Agreement for Magna Mantle Park redevelopment
• Approval of February 6, 2024, Redevelopment Agency minutes

The Redevelopment Agency approved an interlocal cooperation agreement to transfer funds to Salt Lake County for the redevelopment of Mantle Park. The board also approved the minutes from the February 6, 2024 meeting.

• Approved transfer of up to $180,000 to Salt Lake County for Mantle Park improvements (Unanimous)
• Approved February 6, 2024 meeting minutes (Unanimous)

Board of Equalization

The Board will consider recommendations from the Assessor and Hearing Officer regarding value adjustments and tax relief. The meeting also includes decisions on exempt property for 2023 and personal property appeals.

• Approval of Assessor and Hearing Officer Recommendations (Case 24-1363)
• Review of Significant Adjustment 24-1362
• Recommendations on Exempt Property for Tax Year 2023 (Case 24-1355)
• Personal Property Recommended Actions (Case 24-1339)
• Approval of January 30, 2024 Board minutes

The Board of Equalization approved several lists of tax-related recommendations, including assessor adjustments and exempt property. The board also approved personal property appeals and the minutes from the January 30, 2024 meeting.

• Approved January 30, 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Assessor and Hearing Officer recommendations (unanimous)
• Approved significant adjustments (unanimous)
• Approved exempt property recommendations list (unanimous)
• Approved personal property appeals list (unanimous)

County Council

The County Council will discuss several budget adjustments, including funding for traffic calming and software subscriptions. The agenda also includes a resolution calling for the resignation of a Utah School Board member and a vote to update county subdivision ordinances.

• Budget adjustment for $520,000 in traffic calming at Kearns Elementary and Sams Boulevard
• Ordinance to repeal and replace Title 18 of the Salt Lake County Code regarding Subdivisions
• Resolution calling on Utah School Board Member Natalie Cline to resign
• Fee waiver request up to $22,800 for parking fees at the Hyatt Regency for State Legislators
• Budget adjustment to shift $372,323 in the Assessor’s Office for software subscriptions

The Council approved a comprehensive update to the county's subdivision code and passed a resolution demanding the resignation of Utah State Board of Education Member Natalie Cline. Several budget adjustments were approved, and the Council took positions on multiple 2024 legislative bills.

• Approved comprehensive update to Title 18 'Subdivisions' ordinance (Unanimous)
• Approved resolution calling for Utah School Board Member Natalie Cline to resign (7-2)
• Approved $520,000 budget addition for traffic calming at Kearns Elementary and Sams Boulevard (Unanimous)
• Approved $372,323 budget shift for Assessor's Office IT software (Unanimous)
• Approved parking fee waiver for Utah State Legislature at Hyatt Regency (Unanimous)
• Opposed HB 502 regarding critical infrastructure and mining (8-1)
• Opposed HB 507 regarding construction and stormwater detention (Unanimous)
• Supported HB 501 to extend Medicaid coverage to jail inmates (Unanimous)

Redevelopment Agency

The Board will discuss the election of RDA Board Officers. The meeting also includes consideration of an interlocal agreement for streetlight pole replacement and a resolution to dissolve the expired Magna West Main Street Project Area.

• Election of RDA Board Officers
• Interlocal Cooperation Agreement for replacement of streetlight poles and banner arms by the Municipal Services District
• Resolution to dissolve the expired Magna West Main Street Project Area

The Redevelopment Agency approved an agreement to provide $11,774 for streetlight poles and banner arms in Magna. The board also voted to dissolve the Magna West Main Street Neighborhood Development Project Area after its 32-year tax increment period ended.

• Approved $11,774 contribution for Magna streetlight poles and banner arms (unanimous)
• Dissolved the Magna West Main Street Neighborhood Development Project Area (unanimous)
• Re-elected Arlyn Bradshaw as Chair and Dea Theodore as Vice-Chair (unanimous)
• Approved December 5, 2023 meeting minutes (unanimous)

County Council

The Council will review several budget adjustments for the Clark Planetarium, Taylorsville Pool, and Flood Control. Additionally, the meeting includes public hearings regarding updates to subdivision and zoning ordinances.

• Budget increase of $140,475 for Clark Planetarium Annex Remodel
• Transfer of $124,000 to Taylorsville Pool renovation project
• Reallocation of $350,000 in Flood Control project funds
• Public hearing on updates to Title 18 Subdivisions ordinance
• Public hearing on updates to Forestry and Recreation and Foothill Agriculture zones

The Salt Lake County Council voted unanimously to table a proposed ordinance amending animal-use rules in the Forestry and Recreation and Foothill Agriculture zones, and to convene a Committee of the Council to study the issue and make recommendations. The Council also took positions on several 2024 state bills, approving support for HB 465, SB 168, HB 366, and HB 36, opposing SB 185 and SB 172, and changing its position on HB 330 to support once remaining issues are resolved. Budget adjustments for the Clark Planetarium annex remodel, Taylorsville Pool renovation, and Flood Control projects were approved, along with a plumbing supervisor equity adjustment and a fee waiver for Health Department vaccine administration.

• Tabled FR/FA animal-use ordinance and convened Committee of the Council (unanimous)
• Forwarded Title 18 subdivision ordinance to Feb 20, 2024 for final consideration (unanimous)
• Approved support for HB 465 Housing Affordability Revisions (unanimous)
• Approved support for SB 168 Housing Affordability Amendments with staff-recommended changes (unanimous)
• Voted to oppose SB 185 Residential Building Inspection Amendments (unanimous)
• Voted to oppose SB 172 Protection Areas Revisions (unanimous)
• Changed position on HB 330 to support once all issues resolved (unanimous)
• Approved $140,475 Clark Planetarium annex remodel budget increase (unanimous)

Board of Equalization

The Board will review and vote on assessor recommendations and property adjustments. The agenda also includes the approval of previous meeting minutes and exempt property recommendations for tax year 2023.

• Approval of Assessor and Hearing Officer Recommendations (23-1279)
• Approval of Significant Adjustment 23-1278
• Recommendations on Exempt Property for Tax Year 2023 (23-1266)
• Acceptance of BoE minutes for January 23, 2024 (23-1263)

The Salt Lake County Board of Equalization approved weekly assessor recommendations, a significant value adjustment for previously vacant land, and a list of exempt properties. All motions passed by unanimous vote, though two board members were absent for some votes. No public comment was received.

• Approved previous Board of Equalization minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Assessor and Hearing Officer recommendations (unanimous)
• Approved significant adjustment for vacant land with 75% complete improvements (unanimous)
• Approved attached list of exempt property recommendations (unanimous)

County Council

The Council will review several budget adjustments, including a $4M grant for suicide barriers at the Adult Detention Center. The meeting also includes discussions on staff compensation, health department grants, and updates to HR policy.

• $4M grant for mesh suicide barriers at Salt Lake County Adult Detention Center
• $97,000 annual federal grant for Health Department prevention programs
• $1,372,721 budget reallocation for air handler units at the Adult Detention Center kitchen
• Allocation of $251,716 and $154,502 for staff compensation adjustments
• Resolution regarding property sale and easement with Dominion Energy Utah

The Council approved a resolution updating the Granite Community Council map to exclude the Wasatch Resort and canyon areas. Several budget adjustments for the County Jail and Health Department were approved, and the Council took positions on various 2024 state legislative bills.

• Approved updated Granite Community Council map (5-4)
• Approved $4M grant for jail suicide barriers (unanimous)
• Approved $1.37M for jail kitchen air handler units (unanimous)
• Approved $97K annual federal grant for Health Educator position (unanimous)
• Approved $271,036 re-budget for Smart Government Fund projects (unanimous)
• Approved HR Policy 4-600 FMLA leave order changes (unanimous)
• Approved $200,000 property sale and easement to Dominion Energy Utah (unanimous)
• Opposed HB 354 Truth in Taxation Revisions (5-4)

Board of Equalization

The Board will review assessor and hearing officer recommendations and approve significant property value adjustments. The agenda also includes a request to withdraw a greenbelt rollback appeal for T&S Airport, LLC.

• Approval of January 9, 2024, BoE minutes
• Approval of Assessor and Hearing Officer Recommendations (23-1250)
• Approval of Significant Adjustment 23-1249
• Withdrawal request for Greenbelt BOE Rollback Appeal 08-05-200-002 (T&S Airport, LLC)

The Board of Equalization unanimously approved the previous meeting's minutes and the recommendations from the assessor and hearing officer. The board also approved significant value adjustments and a withdrawal of a greenbelt rollback appeal.

• Approved BoE minutes from 01/09/24 (unanimous)
• Approved assessor and hearing officer recommendations (unanimous)
• Approved significant adjustments (unanimous)
• Approved withdrawal of greenbelt BoE rollback appeals (unanimous)

County Council

The Salt Lake County Council will meet to present ceremonial proclamations. The items recognize the service of Health Department Director Dr. Angela Dunn and Parks and Recreation Director Martin Jensen.

• Proclamation honoring Health Department Director Dr. Angela Dunn
• Proclamation honoring Parks and Recreation Director Martin Jensen

County Council

The Council will review several budget adjustments, including a $250,000 request for indigent legal services and a $73,160 grant for indigent defense. The meeting also includes updates on the 2024 legislative session and progress at The Point.

• $250,000 one-time budget adjustment for Indigent Legal Services to fund a private defense attorney
• $73,160 grant awarded by Utah State Indigent Defense Commission to Salt Lake County Indigent Legal Services
• $575,000 appropriation unit shift for Facilities Services building maintenance
• Public hearing setting for February 6, 2024, regarding revisions to Subdivision ordinances
• Resolution to authorize an interlocal agreement with Granite School District for Wheeler Historic Farm

The Council voted to oppose bills regarding short-term rentals, land use planning, and mail-in voting. It also approved several budget adjustments for legal services and the Children's Justice Center, and withdrew the authority of a county constable.

• Opposed HB 180 (short-term rentals), HB 195 (land use planning), HB 92 (mail voting), and SB 57 (sovereignty act)
• Approved $250,000 for private defense attorney in aggravated murder case (unanimous)
• Approved $73,160 grant for Indigent Legal Services (unanimous)
• Approved funding for 12-month Forensic Interviewer position at Children's Justice Center (unanimous)
• Withdrew authority of Constable Justin Lampropoulos and three deputy constables for failure to pay annual fees
• Approved interlocal agreement with Granite School District for use of Wheeler Historic Farm
• Approved sewer easements with South Jordan City and Utah State University for boxing facility
• Approved $575,000 appropriation shift for 2023 building maintenance (unanimous)

Board of Equalization

The Board will review and approve the minutes from the December 12, 2023, meeting. The agenda also includes reviewing recommendations from the Assessor and Hearing Officer and approving significant adjustments.

• Approval of December 12, 2023, BoE minutes
• Approval of Assessor and Hearing Officer Recommendations (23-1207)
• Approval of Significant Adjustment (23-1208)

The Salt Lake County Board of Equalization met on January 9, 2024 and approved three items: the minutes of its December 12, 2023 meeting, the Assessor and Hearing Officer recommendations, and significant adjustments. All three votes were unanimous. No public comment was offered, and the meeting then adjourned.

• Approved prior BOE minutes (12/12/2023) (unanimous)
• Approved Assessor and Hearing Officer recommendations (unanimous)
• Approved significant adjustments (unanimous)

County Council

The Salt Lake County Council will consider amending the county code regarding conflicts of interest and representation. The agenda also includes a resolution for transferring $847,000 in corridor preservation funds to West Jordan City.

• Amendment to County Code Section 2.07.201 regarding 'Conflict of Interest'
• Transfer of $847,000.00 in Corridor Preservation Funds to West Jordan City
• Acceptance of a $3,500 donation from Deseret Industries for the Parents as Teachers Program
• Repeal of Countywide Policies 1400-4 (IT Security Incident Reporting) and 1400-5 (Mobile Device Protection)
• Election of Council Leadership for 2024

The Council elected its 2024 leadership team: Laurie Stringham as Chair, Dea Theodore as Vice Chair, Aimee Winder Newton as Pro Tempore, and Suzanne Harrison as Minority Leader. A competing motion to name Dave Alvord Chair and Dea Theodore Vice Chair failed 3-6. The Council also approved $252,427 in salary and budget adjustments (7-2) and passed an ethics ordinance amendment (Ordinance No. 1920) unanimously.

• Elected Laurie Stringham as Council Chair, Dea Theodore as Vice Chair, Aimee Winder Newton as Pro Tempore, and Suzanne Harrison as Minority Leader (9-0)
• Motion to name Dave Alvord Chair and Dea Theodore Vice Chair failed (3-6)
• Approved salary and budget adjustments totaling $252,427 for 180 employees in Grades 8-10, Public Works Operations, and IT Software Engineers (7-2, Alvord and Stewart voting Nay)
• Approved Ordinance No. 1920 amending the County Ethics Code conflict-of-interest provisions and adding rules on representing County interests before non-County entities (unanimous)
• Approved repeal of Countywide Policies 1400-4 and 1400-5 on IT security incident reporting and mobile device protection (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including a $3,500 Deseret Industries donation to the Health Department Parents as Teachers Program and a $847,000 corridor preservation fund transfer to West Jordan City (unanimous)
• Approved cancellation of the January 16, 2024 County Council meeting (unanimous)
• Approved tax letters and accepted 2024 ethics disclosures from Stringham, Alvord, and Bradshaw (unanimous)