Sandy, UT

Planning Commission

The Sandy City Planning Commission will hold public hearings and consider several land-use items, including preliminary plats for the Pharm 106 Subdivision and Liberty Drug site at 1010 E 10600 South, a rezone of properties on Hagan Road, and amendments to Title 21 regarding detached accessory dwelling units (ADUs). The meeting also includes a field trip at 4:00 PM and administrative business such as approving minutes.

• Pharm 106 Subdivision preliminary plat review at 1010 E 10600 South
• Liberty Drug preliminary site plan review at 1010 E 10600 South
• Public hearing on Hagan Road Rezone (11562 S., 11563 S., 11586 S. Hagan Road)
• Public hearing on amendments to Title 21 for detached accessory dwelling units (ADUs)
• Approval of minutes from August 6, 2026 meeting

City Council

The Sandy City Council is meeting to receive informational presentations on the Creek Road safety update and the 11000 South and 1000 East intersection study. The agenda also includes approval of draft minutes from two prior meetings and routine reports. No voting items or public hearings are listed.

• Presentation on Creek Road safety update
• Presentation on 11000 South and 1000 East intersection study
• Approval of July 28, 2026 draft minutes
• Approval of August 11, 2026 draft minutes

City Council

The Sandy City Council will consider adopting Resolution 26-78C to hold a special bond election on November 3, 2026, asking voters to approve general obligation bonds to finance acquiring and renovating the former Crescent View Middle School property. The meeting also includes approval of the July 14, 2026 draft minutes, general citizen comment, and standing reports from the mayor, CAO, and recreation center construction.

• Resolution 26-78C: special bond election on November 3, 2026, for general obligation bonds to finance Crescent View Middle School acquisition and renovation
• Approval of July 14, 2026 draft minutes
• General citizen comment period (no earlier than 6:00 PM)
• Recreation Center Construction Report

The Council voted 6-1 to adopt Resolution 26-78C, setting the general obligation bond amount at $30 million for the November 3, 2026 special election on acquiring and renovating the former Crescent View Middle School property. Earlier motions for $30 million and $21 million failed, but a reconsideration of the $30 million motion carried. The bond will not include operations and maintenance costs.

• Adopted Resolution 26-78C setting GO bond at $30M (6-1)
• Rejected motion to set GO bond at $30M (3-4)
• Rejected motion to set GO bond at $21M (3-4)
• Approved consent calendar including July 14, 2026 draft minutes (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and consider a code amendment regarding detached accessory dwelling units (ADUs). They will also review the preliminary plat for the Raddon Summit Subdivision at 10250 S. Monroe St. and approve minutes from the July 16 meeting.

• Raddon Summit Subdivision preliminary plat review at 10250 S. Monroe St.
• Public hearing on code amendment for detached accessory dwelling units (ADUs)
• Approval of minutes from July 16, 2026 meeting
• Sandy City Development Report for August 1, 2026

City Council

The Sandy City Council will hold a meeting on August 4, 2026, to discuss and vote on a resolution for a special bond election. The election would propose issuing up to $30 million in general obligation bonds to finance the acquisition of the former Crescent View Middle School Property. The council will also consider re-appointments to the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Committee and a second reading of an ordinance to codify the city's Advice and Consent process.

• Special bond election proposed for $30M general obligation bonds for former Crescent View Middle School Property
• Re-appointment of Patrick Casaday to Sandy City CDBG Committee
• Re-appointment of Rebekah Cowdell to Sandy City CDBG Committee
• Re-appointment of Wade Greenwood to Sandy City CDBG Committee
• Second reading of ordinance to codify city's Advice and Consent process (Title 3, Sandy City Municipal Code) amendment

The Council discussed a proposed general obligation bond election to fund the purchase of the former Crescent View Middle School property, with a maximum of $30 million. Council members expressed support for a 21-year amortization and for including language allowing the city to sell part of the land. No formal vote was taken on the bond amount; a resolution will be considered next week. The Council also unanimously adopted amendments to codify the city's Advice and Consent process.

• Adopted ordinance amending Title 3 to codify Advice and Consent process (7-0)
• Expressed support for 21-year bond amortization for Crescent View property purchase
• Expressed support for including option to sell part of the land in bond resolution
• Re-appointed Patrick Casaday to CDBG Committee (consent)
• Re-appointed Rebekah Cowdell to CDBG Committee (consent)
• Re-appointed Wade Greenwood to CDBG Committee (consent)
• Convened closed session on individual's character/competence/health (8:56 PM)

City Council

The City Council will receive updates on the Medically Vulnerable People (MVP) facility and the Sandy Recreation Center's memberships and fees. The body will also discuss the Crescent Middle School property and conduct a biennial review of Council Policies.

• Mid-year review of the Medically Vulnerable People (MVP) Facility
• Update on Sandy Recreation Center memberships and fees
• Biennial review of Council Policies
• Update on the Crescent Middle School property
• Possible closed session regarding the purchase, sale, exchange, or lease of real property

The Sandy City Council received updates on the Medically Vulnerable People facility, Council policies, the Recreation Center, and the potential purchase of Crescent View Middle School. A motion to request bond language for three scenarios—purchase/update of Crescent Middle, that plus a public safety facility, or only a public safety facility—failed in a 3-3 tie. The Council approved the consent calendar, including the July 7, 2026 minutes, and later convened a closed session to discuss real property.

• Motion to request bond language for three scenarios (Crescent Middle purchase, plus public safety facility, or public safety only) failed (3-3)
• Approved consent calendar including July 7, 2026 draft minutes (unanimous voice vote)
• Convened closed session to discuss real property purchase, sale, exchange, or lease (5-1)

City Council

The Sandy City Council will hold a work session with Galloway Architects to discuss goals for remodeling the Council Chambers and Executive Suite. Council members will conduct a second reading of Ordinance 26-53, which amends Title 7 of the municipal code on surplus real and personal property. Additional agenda items include standing reports, the agenda planning calendar review, the mayor's report, the CAO report, and a construction update for the recreation center.

• Work Session: Galloway Architects gathering initial council goals for remodel of City Council Chambers and Executive Suite
• Second Reading of Ordinance 26-53 amending Title 7 of the Sandy Municipal Code on surplus real and personal property
• Agenda Planning Calendar Review & Council Office Director's Report (standing reports)
• Mayor's Report
• Recreation Center Construction Report

The Sandy City Council adopted Ordinance 26-53, amending Title 7 of the municipal code regarding the disposition of surplus real and personal property, acquisition of real property, and inventory of city-owned real property. The vote was 6-0, with Council Member Brooke Christensen excused. The council also held a work session with Galloway Architects to gather goals for remodeling the Council Chambers and Executive Suite, and discussed the proposed purchase of Crescent View Middle School, including potential ballot language and community feedback.

• Adopted Ordinance 26-53 amending surplus property rules (6-0)
• Held work session with Galloway Architects on Council Chambers remodel (no vote)
• Discussed Crescent View Middle School purchase and potential ballot options (no vote)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will review several development applications including modified site plans and preliminary subdivision reviews. Discussions include projects located at 166 E. 10600 S. and 348 E. 8000 S.

• Modified Site Plan Review for 166 E. 10600 S. (10600 Church Site)
• Special Exception Review for Hollow Bend Subdivision at 166 E. 10600 S.
• Preliminary Subdivision Review for Hollow Bend Subdivision at 166 E. 10600 S.
• Special Exception Review for Indigo Subdivision at 348 E. 8000 S.
• Preliminary Subdivision Review for Indigo Subdivision at 348 E. 8000 S.

City Council

The City Council will review requests to change the land use designation and zoning for 7.2 acres at Canyon Gate. The meeting also includes several mayoral appointments for city leadership roles and a presentation on the county budget.

• Canyon Gate General Plan Amendment to change 7.2 acres from Institutional (IN) to Medium Density Neighborhood (MN)
• Canyon Gate Rezone application to change 7.2 acres from R-1-8 to PUD(12)
• Appointment of Mindy Finlinson as City Treasurer
• Appointment of Richard Benham as City Engineer
• Appointment of Jeff Nigbur as Sandy City Police Chief

City Council

The Council will vote on overriding a mayoral veto regarding the FY26-27 annual budget. Additionally, they are considering land use changes for Canyon Gate and multiple high-level staff appointments.

• Override of Mayor's veto on portions of the FY26-27 Annual Budget
• Canyon Gate General Plan Amendment and Rezoning (7.2 acres)
• Appointment of Mindy Finlinson as City Treasurer
• Appointment of Richard Benham as City Engineer
• Appointment of Rachael Van Cleave as Communications Director

The Sandy City Council voted 5-1 (with one abstention) to override Mayor Zoltanski's line-item veto of a $93,100 appropriation for water capital outlays in the FY26-27 budget, reaffirming the Council's authority to set appropriations. The Council also elected Marci Houseman as Council Chair and Brooke Christensen as Vice-Chair for the term ending January 2027. Several appointments (City Treasurer, City Engineer, Communications Director, Economic Development Director) were presented as informational items and will return for action. A proposed Title 21 building height amendment and the Canyon Gate General Plan Amendment/Rezone were discussed but no action was taken.

• Overrode mayor's veto of $93,100 water capital outlay (5-1, 1 abstain)
• Elected Marci Houseman as Council Chair (unanimous)
• Elected Brooke Christensen as Council Vice-Chair (unanimous)
• Approved consent calendar including June 9, 16, 23 draft minutes (unanimous)
• Convened closed session on individual's character/professional competence (7-0)

Planning Commission

This meeting of the Sandy City Planning Commission was cancelled. No substantive business will be conducted.

City Council

The council will consider a resolution to increase appropriations for the current fiscal year. They will also vote on an ordinance to combine the Public Works and Public Utilities departments. Additionally, the meeting includes a session for the Sandy City Redevelopment Agency regarding their 2027 tentative budget.

• Resolution 26-65C: Budget amendment to increase appropriations
• Ordinance 26-50: Amending Title 4 to combine Public Works and Public Utilities departments
• FY 2027 RDA Tentative Budget adoption
• Recreation Center Construction Report

The Sandy City Council adopted a FY2026 budget amendment (Resolution 26-65C) unanimously and approved Ordinance 26-50 to combine the Department of Public Works and Department of Public Utilities, with Council Member Kris Nicholl voting no. A proposal from Nicholl to fund a Public Safety Building study was tabled. The consent calendar approving prior meeting minutes was passed unanimously, and the council convened a closed session regarding an individual's character and professional competence.

• Approved consent calendar with May 26 and June 2, 2026 draft minutes (unanimous voice vote)
• Adopted Resolution 26-65C increasing FY2026 appropriations (7-0)
• Adopted Ordinance 26-50 merging Department of Public Works and Department of Public Utilities (6-1, Nicholl opposed)
• Tabled Council Member Nicholl's proposal for a Public Safety Building study
• Convened a meeting of the Sandy City Redevelopment Agency (unanimous)
• Convened closed session to discuss character, professional competence, or health of an individual (6-0, Nicholl excused)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a preliminary site plan review for a dual Outback Steakhouse and Bonefish Grille restaurant at 11114 S. State St. They will also reconsider conditions of approval for the Brand Estates subdivision at 285 East 11000 South. Administrative items include approving meeting minutes and electing a chair for the second half of 2026.

• Preliminary site plan review for Outback Steakhouse & Bonefish Grille at 11114 S. State St.
• Reconsideration of conditions for Brand Estates subdivision at 285 East 11000 South
• Election of Planning Commission Chair for July-December 2026

City Council

The council will hold a continued public hearing and vote on adopting the FY2026-27 city budget and the Alta Canyon Recreation District budget, including fee changes. They will also consider an ordinance merging the Public Works and Public Utilities departments, approve a budget amendment for the current fiscal year, and authorize an interlocal agreement with Salt Lake County for traffic signal installation. Additionally, the mayor recommends appointing Martin Jensen as Chief Administrative Officer.

• Adoption of FY2026-27 budget with fee changes
• Ordinance to merge Public Works and Public Utilities departments
• Resolution 26-65C to increase appropriations for FY2025-26
• Interlocal agreement with Salt Lake County for traffic signal installation
• Appointment of Martin Jensen as Chief Administrative Officer

The City Council adopted the FY 2026-27 budget and related resolutions, including specific amendments proposed by Council members Stroud, D'Sousa, and Dekeyzer. The vote on the Dekeyzer amendment was carried.

• Adopted FY 2026-27 budget (Resolutions 26-61C, 26-62C)
• Adopted Stroud budget amendment (Resolution 26-69C) 6-1
• Adopted D'Sousa budget amendment (Resolution 26-70C) 7-0
• Adopted Dekeyzer budget amendment (Resolution 26-71C) as amended for one-year contract
• Adopted Christensen-Nicholl budget amendment (Resolution 26-72C)
• Approved Consent Calendar unanimously
• Authorized Interlocal Agreement with Salt Lake County for traffic signals (Resolution 26-59C)
• Merged Public Works and Public Utilities departments (Title 4 amendments)

City Council

The Sandy City Council will hold a continued public hearing on the FY 2026-27 budget for Sandy City and the Alta Canyon Recreation District, including new fees and charges. The council will also vote on individual council member budget amendment proposals and consider the appointment of Martin Jensen as Chief Administrative Officer. An interlocal agreement with Salt Lake County for traffic signal installation is also on the agenda.

• Continued public hearing and adoption of FY 2026-27 budget (Resolutions 26-61C and 26-62C), including new city fees and charges
• Council member budget amendment proposals from Christensen-Nicholl, Dekeyzer, and Stroud (park strips and down payment items)
• Mayor's recommendation to appoint Martin Jensen as Sandy City Chief Administrative Officer (Resolution 26-26C)
• Interlocal agreement with Salt Lake County for traffic signal installation (Resolution 26-59C)
• Possible closed session regarding an individual's character, professional competence, or health

The Council voted on numerous FY2027 budget amendment proposals, creating a short list for final consideration next week. Approved amendments include cuts to Central Wasatch Commission funding and adjustments to the Mayor's Office and Communications Department budgets. The Council also approved the consent calendar (draft minutes) and continued the public hearing on the full budget. The appointment of a new CAO and a traffic signal interlocal agreement were discussed but not voted on.

• Approved consent calendar (May 5 and May 19 draft minutes) (7-0)
• Approved consolidated fee schedule amendment to short list (7-0)
• Approved consolidated staffing schedule amendment to short list (6-1)
• Approved reallocation of Central Wasatch Commission funding to Mainline Replacements to short list (6-1)
• Approved adjustments to Mayor's Office General Fund to short list (5-1, 1 excused)
• Approved reduction of Central Wasatch Commission line item to $0 to short list (5-1, 1 excused)
• Approved Dekeyzer budget proposal to short list (5-1, 1 excused)
• Approved Stroud down payment proposal to short list (6-0, 1 excused)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on a general plan amendment and rezone for Canyon Gate at 825 E 9085 S. They will also consider amendments to Title 21 regarding building height. A work session on detached accessory dwelling units is scheduled. Public meetings include reviews of Silver Ridge Flats special exception, site plan, and subdivision at 886 E 7800 S.

• Canyon Gate General Plan Amendment (GPA0422202) and Rezone (REZ04222026) at 825 E 9085 S
• Amendments to Title 21 of Land Development Code related to building height (CA02132026-0007114)
• Silver Ridge Flats Special Exception Review (SPX07012025) at 886 E 7800 S
• Silver Ridge Flats Site Plan Review (SPR04072025) at 886 E 7800 S
• Silver Ridge Flats Subdivision (SUB04112025) at 886 E 7800 S

City Council

The Sandy City Council will hold a continued public hearing and vote on adoption of the FY 2026-27 budget for the city and Alta Canyon Recreation District, including establishing certain fees and charges. They will also hold public hearings on compensation for elected and executive municipal officers. Other voting items include a rate pickup for Utah Retirement System Tier 2 public safety, second readings of ordinances requiring an annual purchasing power analysis and creating a communications division, and council member budget amendment proposals.

• Continued public hearing and adoption of FY 2026-27 Sandy City budget (Resolutions 26-61C and 26-62C)
• Public hearing on FY 2026-27 compensation for elected municipal officials
• Public hearing on FY 2026-27 compensation for executive municipal officers
• Informational item on Scott Cowdell Park redevelopment
• Second reading of ordinance requiring annual General Fund purchasing power analysis (Section 4-9) and ordinance creating Division of Communications (Title 4-8)

The Council approved creating a new Communications Department (5-2) and unanimously adopted a pension rate pickup for public safety. A proposed ordinance requiring annual purchasing power analysis was tabled. A $5,000 annual Senior Center equipment budget was added to the budget amendment shortlist.

• Approved Resolution 26-60C for URS Tier 2 Public Safety Rate Pickup (7-0)
• Created new Communications Department as a department in Sandy City Code (5-2)
• Tabled ordinance requiring annual General Fund Purchasing Power Analysis
• Added D'Sousa budget proposal: $5,000/year for Senior Center equipment to budget amendment shortlist (7-0)

City Council

The Sandy City Council will hold a public hearing and consider adopting the FY 2026-27 budget, including tax rates for Sandy City and the Alta Canyon Recreation District, and establishing fees. They will also hear a public hearing on compensation for executive municipal officers and take a first reading of a code amendment requiring an annual purchasing power analysis.

• Public hearing and adoption of FY 2026-27 budget with tax rates for Sandy City and Alta Canyon Recreation District
• Public hearing on compensation for executive municipal officers
• First reading of code amendment requiring annual General Fund purchasing power analysis
• Metropolitan Water District presenting FY27 budget
• Redevelopment Agency budget adoption

The council adopted the FY2027 budget with no increase in the property tax rate, maintaining the current rate. They also approved the Alta Canyon Recreation District tax rate. Separately, they voted to request detailed compensation data for executive municipal officers and elected officials from the administration.

• Adopted Resolution 26-63C to keep current tax rate (6-0-1)
• Adopted Resolution 26-64C for Alta Canyon Recreation District tax rate (6-0-1)
• Requested administration provide detailed compensation info for executive and elected officials (5-1)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and site plan review for the Jazz Box Phase 4b project at 10450 S. State Street. They will also review the preliminary subdivision plat for the Sandy Shulsen Subdivision at 10116 S Monroe Street. The meeting includes approval of minutes from May 7, 2026.

• Jazz Box Phase 4b site plan review at 10450 S. State Street
• Sandy Shulsen Subdivision preliminary review at 10116 S Monroe Street
• Approval of minutes from May 7, 2026 meeting

The Planning Commission approved a preliminary site plan review for Jazz Box Phase 4b at 10450 S State Street, with conditions including a sidewalk along Mall Ring Road. They also approved the preliminary subdivision review for the Sandy Shulsen Subdivision at 10116 S Monroe Street. Both motions passed 7-0 with two nonvoting alternates.

• Approved Jazz Box Phase 4b site plan review (7-0) with findings and conditions
• Approved Sandy Shulsen Subdivision preliminary subdivision review (7-0) with findings and conditions

CDBG Committee

The CDBG Committee will conduct a field trip to the MVP Shelter at 8955 Harrison St. No votes or decisions are scheduled.

• Field trip to MVP Shelter (8955 Harrison St.)

Planning Commission

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing on the proposed Rudelich Annexation at 9521 S KSEL Dr. (R-1-10 zoning). They will also receive FY 2027 departmental budget overviews from Parks and Recreation, Administration, Legal, Justice Court, and the City Council. A tour of two street intersections precedes the meeting: a roundabout at 2300 E Bengal Blvd and a signaled intersection at 9400 S Sandy Parkway.

• Public hearing on Rudelich Annexation (Ordinance 26-47) at 9521 S KSEL Dr.
• FY 2027 budget presentations from Parks, Admin, Legal, Justice Court, and Council
• Tour of intersection improvements: roundabout at 2300 E Bengal Blvd and signaled intersection at 9400 S Sandy Parkway
• Approval of April 21, 2026 draft minutes
• General citizen comment period

After a public hearing, the council voted unanimously to adopt Ordinance 26-47 annexing 9521 S KSEL Dr. into Sandy City with an R-1-10 zoning designation. The consent calendar approving April 21 draft minutes was also passed. Budget presentations for several departments were informational only and no action was taken.

• Adopted Ordinance 26-47 for Rudelich Annexation (5-0)
• Approved April 21, 2026 draft minutes (unanimous)

City Council

Council holds a public hearing on the LaCaille 2 annexation at 9561-9565 S Wasatch Blvd, considers a first reading to create a new Division of Communications, and votes on the 2026 Annual Action Plan for CDBG funds and renewal of HOME Consortium membership.

• FY 2027 budget presentations from Police, Fire, Community Development, and other departments
• Public hearing on LaCaille 2 annexation (parcels 9561, 9563, and remainder of 9565 S Wasatch Blvd)
• First reading of ordinance creating a Division of Communications under Administrative Code
• Resolution to approve 2026 Annual Action Plan and CDBG activity funding allocation
• Resolution to renew Salt Lake County HOME Consortium membership for FY 2027-2029

Council approved the annexation of 7.82 acres at 9561-9565 Wasatch Blvd, adopting Ordinance 26-46. They also adopted the consent calendar (including HOME consortium renewal) and Resolution 26-56C for the 2026 CDBG Annual Action Plan. A first-reading ordinance to establish a Communications Division in the Administrative Code was advanced to second reading.

• Approved LaCaille 2 annexation (6-0)
• Adopted consent calendar (unanimous voice vote)
• Approved Resolution 26-56C for 2026 CDBG Annual Action Plan (6-0)
• Advanced first reading of Communications Division ordinance to second reading

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two annexations (LaCaille 2 and Rudelich) and discuss several conditional use permits, a subdivision, and the 2026 Parking and Access Management Plan for America First Field (Real Salt Lake stadium). They will also review minutes and a development report.

• LaCaille 2 Annexation - parcels at 9561-9565 S Wasatch Blvd
• Rudelich Annexation - 9521 S KSEL Dr
• Silver Sage Estates Subdivision - preliminary review at 10175 S Dimple Dell Rd
• America First Field 2026 Parking and Access Management Plan - 9256 S State St
• Conditional use permits for accessory structures and a preschool

City Council

The Sandy City Council will hold public hearings on five annexations (Wilcox, KSEL 2, Apple Hollow Cove, Dimple Dell Cir, Van Leeuwen) and the disposal of surplus property at 8855 South Harvard Park Drive. They will also consider tentative adoption of the FY 2026-27 budget and vote on a resolution authorizing a feasibility study for a new Police Public Safety Headquarters.

• Public hearings for five annexations including 10275 S Altavilla Dr., 2811-2815 S KSEL Dr., 3002-3020 E Apple Hollow Cove, 3046-3072 E Dimple Dell Cir., 9520 S KSEL Dr.
• Public hearing on disposal of surplus property at 8855 South Harvard Park Drive
• Tentative adoption of the Mayor's FY 2026-27 budget for Sandy City and Alta Canyon Recreation District
• Second reading of resolution 26-55C to investigate construction of new Police Public Safety Headquarters and conduct feasibility analysis
• Recess to convene Sandy City Redevelopment Agency meeting for Summit Agreement amendment

The City Council voted 7-0 to adopt Resolution 26-57C for the tentative FY2027 budget totaling approximately $200 million with no property tax increase. The budget includes a 2.5% COLA for all employees and an additional 2% for fire and police officers. The council also denied the mayor's request to show a budget video during the meeting.

• Approved tentative FY2027 budget (7-0)
• Denied mayor's request to show budget video
• Approved Wilcox Annexation ordinance (7-0)
• Approved KSEL 2 Annexation ordinance (7-0)
• Approved Apple Hollow Cove Annexation ordinance (7-0)
• Approved Dimple Dell Circle Annexation ordinance (7-0)
• Approved Van Leeuwen Annexation ordinance (7-0)
• Held public hearing on surplus property at 8855 S Harvard Park Dr. (no vote)

City Council

The Sandy City Council will receive training from Nakamura & Associates on Utah budget and finance for council-mayor governments. They may also hold a closed session regarding an individual's character or health. Standing reports and a recreation center construction update are planned.

• Budget training presentation from Nakamura & Associates
• Possible closed session on individual character or health
• Agenda planning calendar review
• Recreation center construction report

City Council

The council will vote on an amended memorandum of understanding with Shelter the Homeless and partners. They will also consider a resolution to study a new Police Department Public Safety Headquarters. A public hearing will be held on the 2026 Annual Action Plan for Community Development Block Grant funds. The consent calendar includes second reading of RV parking amendments and an appointment to the Architectural Review Committee.

• Second reading: recreational vehicle parking amendments to Title 14 (Ordinance 26-40)
• Appointment of Chad Littlewood to Architectural Review Committee (Resolution 26-53C)
• Public hearing: 2026 Annual Action Plan for CDBG funds, including proposed activity funding allocations
• Authorization of amended MOU between Sandy City and Shelter the Homeless (Resolution 26-54C)
• Resolution to investigate construction of new Police Department Public Safety Headquarters and feasibility analysis (Resolution 26-55C)

The City Council approved an amended Memorandum of Understanding with Shelter the Homeless for the MVP facility, clarifying operational expectations and oversight. They also adopted second-reading ordinances for recreational vehicle parking amendments and appointed Chad Littlewood to the Architectural Review Committee. A resolution authorizing a feasibility study for a new police headquarters was tabled to the next meeting.

• Approved amended MOU with Shelter the Homeless (6-0)
• Adopted second reading of RV parking amendments (unanimous consent)
• Approved appointment of Chad Littlewood to Architectural Review Committee (unanimous consent)
• Tabled resolution for police HQ feasibility study (6-0)

Planning Commission

The Sandy Planning Commission will hold public hearings on five annexation proposals (Wilcox, KSEL 2, Apple Hollow Cove, Dimple Dell Cir, Van Leeuwen) and review preliminary subdivision plans for a commercial condo at 9854 S 700 E and Hartman Estates, plus a conditional use permit for a mattress store.

• Public hearing: Wilcox Annexation at 10275 S Altavilla Dr.
• Public hearing: KSEL 2 Annexation at 2811–2815 E KSEL Dr.
• Public hearing: Apple Hollow Cove Annexation at 3002–3020 E Apple Hollow Cove
• Public hearing: Dimple Dell Cir Annexation at 3046–3072 E Dimple Dell Cir
• Public hearing: Van Leeuwen Annexation at 9520 S KSEL Dr.

CDBG Committee

The CDBG Committee will review previous meeting notes, receive updates on past program years (2023-2024 through 2025-2026), and make final recommendations for the 2026-2027 program year (item 25-302). Staff comments and a discussion of upcoming meetings are also on the agenda.

• Final recommendations for Program Year 2026-2027 (item 25-302)
• Update on Program Year 2023-2024 (item 23-379)
• Update on Program Year 2024-2025 (item 23-418)
• Update on Program Year 2025-2026 (item 24-307)
• Next meeting scheduled for May 20

City Council

The City Council will discuss the intersection of development agreements, by-right approvals, and housing incentives related to owner occupancy requirements. They will also hold public hearings on four annexation proposals (Altavilla 3 & 4, Smith, G Miller) and consider consent items including an interlocal agreement for recreation center funding. The council will interview a candidate for the Architectural Review Committee and receive an annual review from the Central Wasatch Commission.

• Public hearings on annexations: Altavilla 3 (10184 S Altavilla Dr.), Altavilla 4 (10274 & 10302 S Altavilla Dr.), Smith (9519 S Hidden Pine Lane), G Miller (10324 S Dimple Dell Rd.)
• Consent item: Interlocal agreement with Salt Lake County for TRCC funding for Sandy Recreation Center
• Council discusses development agreements, by-right approvals, and housing incentives related to owner occupancy
• Council will interview Chad Littlewood for Architectural Review Committee
• Possible closed session on individual character or health

The City Council approved an interlocal agreement with Salt Lake County for $3 million in TRCC funding toward the Sandy Recreation Center, alongside four annexation ordinances (Altavilla 3 & 4, Smith, G Miller) and a resolution to begin annexation of a parcel on KSEL Drive. All votes were unanimous. The council also held discussions on owner-occupancy enforcement and interviewed a nominee for the Architectural Review Committee.

• Approved TRCC interlocal agreement for $3M Recreation Center funding (unanimous)
• Adopted Altavilla 3 Annexation Ordinance (R-1-40A zone, 10184 S Altavilla Dr.) (6-0)
• Adopted Altavilla 4 Annexation Ordinance (R-1-40A zone, 10274 & 10302 S Altavilla Dr.) (6-0)
• Adopted Smith Annexation Ordinance (R-1-15 zone, 9519 S Hidden Pine Lane) (6-0)
• Adopted G Miller Annexation Ordinance (R-1-20A zone, 10324 S Dimple Dell Rd.) (6-0)
• Approved Resolution 26-52C expressing intent to annex .35 acres at 9521 S KSEL Dr., setting public hearing (consent calendar)
• Tabled appointment of Chad Littlewood to Architectural Review Committee for future action

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings and vote on 27 separate annexation requests to bring unincorporated parcels into Sandy City, each with specific zoning designations. They will also preview the Fiscal Year 2026-27 budget and handle routine business.

• 27 individual annexation public hearings for properties across multiple communities
• Annexations include properties on Little Cottonwood Rd, Dimple Dell Rd, Wasatch Blvd, and Altavilla Dr
• Budget preview for FY 2026-27 presented by Administrative Services Department
• Consent calendar item to set a public hearing for LaCaille 2 annexation (7.82 acres at 9565 S Wasatch Blvd)
• General citizen comment period and council member business

The Sandy City Council approved 18 property annexations (6-0) and tabled 8 others (5-1) following a public hearing where many Granite community residents opposed annexation, arguing it would derail their incorporation vote. One annexation (Hilton) was adopted with an animal rights zoning amendment.

• Approved 18 annexations (6-0): Sieverts, Clark, Parrish, LaCaille, Southwick, TP Real Estate, Brown, Scrub Oak, MSMR, Jaandkin, Altavilla 2, Hidden Pine, LCR 1, Janke Flats, Turning Point, Finley Mini, Newman, and others
• Tabled 8 annexations to future date (5-1): Walters, Anderson, Miller, Pingree, Knight, Fricks, KSEL, Altavilla 1
• Adopted Hilton Annexation (Ordinance 26-15) with animal rights zoning amendment (6-0)