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Rabbi Zippel read the proclamation, which the council described as recognizing the value of education and moral character and commemorating the birthday of Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson. During his remarks Rabbi Zippel thanked the council for allowing the menorah on the Ravenna Hall Plaza each December and described the day as an occasion for residents to reflect on \"education and sharing\" as civic virtues.

Council members thanked Rabbi Zippel for his work in the community; one council member said the menorah lighting was an event families enjoy and encouraged council members to attend. Staff from the mayor’s office extended Pesach wishes in advance to Rabbi Zippel and the Jewish community.

The proclamation copy was signed by council members present and the mayor’s office; the presentation was ceremonial and no formal vote was recorded in the transcript.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Salt Lake County - County Council on 2025-04-08 1:30 PM - Apr 08, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The Salt Lake County Council presented and signed a proclamation recognizing April 9, 2025 as Education and Sharing Day and invited Rabbi Zippel to read the proclamation at the April 8 meeting.","taxTitle","Salt Lake County, Utah","taxId",2929,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6610968,"County mayor reports downtown infrastructure steps, summer programs, library events and apprenticeship graduation",131,109000,240000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2900993-86277765f5a735a8592e931929b7ebea&start=109&end=240","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2900993-86277765f5a735a8592e931929b7ebea/thumbnail_109000.jpg","/articles/6610968/Salt-Lake-County/Utah/County-mayor-reports-downtown-infrastructure-steps-summer-programs-library-events-and-apprenticeship-graduation","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6610968-e1bc61a2edf0e8c55df7f50608c28841/orig.mp4?Expires=1771150882&Signature=n3e4hdPSpwfYXla8msYvPNUdEiI8QEfjraVzXrUb3fqx1SI6XZnpg4L55Elggu~wMJ40Pk~dLlvT0gp9zLYuBbpOMTV1OaOw-ctDNibrDQnOgk7tbbah5QzSC5SblY2Wp9RDXx3~ythTymmXlRwHl2MuveYXeEgR1MzUixHuEQ9WGSNCIWVxXen6TX7KdzaQZBdLDjMzkZuXwLSHXhzTI3AIo1QBz4gKmdFWNE8w6IePN8TftN-s9YCo-vcMi2Vjzgkjif9-o4KA5sW2YtCFL9~R4gCkKp1Sd6ot2bfvS0HETVJH88IjTD4i2wg-NnsmkSXH9KnaSgu908r1Idx0Zw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Salt Lake County mayor used the April 8 council meeting to summarize a series of county and regional updates, including next steps for a downtown public infrastructure district, a state committee decision on a county partnership application, seasonal program registration and upcoming community events.

The mayor said Salt Lake City had taken a necessary step by approving a public infrastructure district; the city was set to take a second vote the same night and, if approved, the district would create a funding mechanism for downtown district improvements. The mayor also said the state HTRZ Committee approved the Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity CCRZ application on Friday; the county had been a partner on that application, the mayor reported.

Parks and recreation registration is open for summer programs, the mayor said, including camps, clinics, swim lessons and track and field opportunities. The mayor also noted that ZAP tier 1 and zoological applications are open through May (tier 2 remains open until April 30) and that the Westside Culture Fest — a free two‑day arts and community celebration — is in planning; vendor and performer applications for the festival close April 8.

Library events highlighted by the mayor included an All Ability Discovery event on April 18 at the Bradeen Event Center focused on individuals with intellectual disabilities and the Tumbleweeds Film Festival on April 26 for young audiences. The mayor also flagged that staff at the Institute of Museum and Library Services (a federal agency that awards grants) were placed on leave; while the county library receives little federal funding, the mayor said the leave could affect Utah’s state library system and smaller rural libraries that rely on federal support.

Other items: a pre‑apprenticeship graduation is scheduled for April 11 at 3 p.m. at the South Salt Lake Community Center for students who completed a 120‑hour course preparing them for construction apprenticeships, and the county events page URL was provided as slc0.to/calendar. The mayor encouraged council members to help spread the word on programs and events.","The county mayor updated the council on progress toward a downtown public infrastructure district, a CCRZ application approval, summer parks registration, library events and a pre‑apprenticeship graduation.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6610973,"Council approves 96‑acre Tavace annexation into Cottonwood Heights; county staff flag peninsula/access considerations",337,791000,1128000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2900993-86277765f5a735a8592e931929b7ebea&start=791&end=1128","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2900993-86277765f5a735a8592e931929b7ebea/thumbnail_791000.jpg","/articles/6610973/Salt-Lake-County/Utah/Council-approves-96acre-Tavace-annexation-into-Cottonwood-Heights-county-staff-flag-peninsulaaccess-considerations","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6610973-0fdacc4340090656e274ec80709702e3/orig.mp4?Expires=1771150882&Signature=iyL3B023U-GGLSXYDMtjLSD67J2~PKGfJYviB-h1vvzyhGk-YYoWNJCkekVwf9rfLCB4CgOO0UU0p~3S~Sov~ZsYOoScryg5hn6fszVzfM8Ed2QRoonmTUXhxScZ0NprC5IyrWKgKs2UUTBmfcBT6tX63Sw8bYtny1qbvTBM-6HSr719j-hxbtjHzxGLSt7rVZPD9-Q0VUtMMH4da7C8Y7JpZi0VQOEaab3fY10RIunJLjORGt1Vbe~WB7sEXsOXARw7uDY-rd-Q6j8ZD9YYeaYY5UueynF~dQWx4V1bSMUU~QKGUgAuTrtO9dGf5IWCpFJKr5dc6pc62IwNmwK6Bg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Salt Lake County officials on April 8 approved a citizen‑sponsored annexation of roughly 96 acres into Cottonwood Heights, a move county staff said includes a peninsula that provides access to a Salt Lake City Public Utilities water tank.

Lisa Hartman, Salt Lake County associate deputy mayor, told the council the proposal — referred to during the meeting as the Tavace annexation — would move about 96 acres from unincorporated county land into Cottonwood Heights. Hartman said the peninsula is an access road up to a Salt Lake City Public Utilities water tank; the utility expressed neutrality so long as it retained access and ownership of the tank.

Hartman and staff described reasons the county typically discourages peninsulas, noting they can create long‑term maintenance obligations for the county. In this case, Hartman said, the roads within the development are private and the access road to the utility tank is owned and maintained by Salt Lake City Public Utilities, limiting county maintenance exposure.

Hartman said the parcel mix includes a 50‑acre vacant parcel owned by a different developer (Walker Development, LLC) adjacent to the Tavace residential development. Much of the annexed land has steep slopes (more than 30% grade) and is not currently developable; county staff said the most likely near‑term scenario is a small number of residential lots that would be consistent with nearby Tabacki (Tabachi/Tavace area) development. Hartman also said the land to the east is owned by a combination of the U.S. Forest Service, Salt Lake County and Salt Lake City Public Utilities, making further canyon‑side annexation unlikely.

The Cottonwood Heights city council approved the annexation in February. County staff said Cottonwood Heights seeks submission of the annexation paperwork to the Lieutenant Governor by April 19 to make the annexation effective July 1. The county council approved the annexation on a motion by Council Member Pinkney, seconded by Council Member Moreno; the transcript records a voice vote in favor.

The county presentation included a brief history: part of the Tavace area was inside Cottonwood Heights at the city’s 2005 incorporation, deannexed in 2012 and has since been the subject of intermittent jurisdictional changes, Hartman said.

The council did not receive public comment on the annexation during the meeting. Staff listed next steps as submitting the legal descriptions, maps and required materials to the Lieutenant Governor’s office by April 19.","The council approved a citizen‑sponsored annexation that transfers roughly 96 acres to Cottonwood Heights; staff noted the annexation creates a peninsula providing access to a Salt Lake City Public Utilities water tank but said roads in the development are private.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6610978,"Council approves ADU metering ordinance, Tavace annexation and routine budget adjustments",111,672000,783000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2900993-86277765f5a735a8592e931929b7ebea&start=672&end=783","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2900993-86277765f5a735a8592e931929b7ebea/thumbnail_672000.jpg","/articles/6610978/Salt-Lake-County/Utah/Council-approves-ADU-metering-ordinance-Tavace-annexation-and-routine-budget-adjustments","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6610978-b2a2aef39b051d8442528af76eaf0499/orig.mp4?Expires=1771150882&Signature=deIhrrgn2q1ZZX14~LWyPvYzDTu6bUBhaEsGnBn0E0ilZvU9o2iJbYJSlV8erCUD76k1PubSvW5Z~SMkya159TnUjkNoJ-7bjQ-fpFkia~GIOKm1Ov8N6Ijedkfw9krxz9OlKbDhSg10dTdvuGcw7OMEZ~vSWSjqPyWwy9mATNjtyEGGXux9NlitW4jbkfLGBCxDAzmwx6QYU7zb0DX~UhQUaza4g8ehMig4ljTPeTf8FphlGlH97Qbnicr13gxwcSTofn8yo-rNg-f3-NdWLJnjjkq4TwhNnWwIAWzjGKFMCjX88wN1DolOJd8Rmv6cRvZhT98XAFaCu5Dw2lvo8g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Salt Lake County Council on April 8 gave final approval to an ordinance that allows separate utility metering for detached accessory dwelling units (ADUs), approved a citizen‑sponsored 96‑acre annexation into Cottonwood Heights, and passed several routine budget and personnel adjustments.

The council approved the final adoption of an ordinance amending section 19.15.140 of the Salt Lake County Code of Ordinances to permit separate metering for detached ADUs. The ordinance was sponsored by Council Member Suzanne Harrison and a co-sponsor; council members voted by voice and the motion passed. The transcript records a voice vote in favor but does not provide a roll call tally.

The council also approved the Tavace annexation, a citizen‑sponsored annexation that transfers roughly 96 acres of unincorporated county land into Cottonwood Heights. The motion to approve the annexation was made by Council Member Pinkney and seconded by Council Member Moreno; the motion passed by voice vote. Presenters said the annexation contains a peninsula that provides access to a Salt Lake City Public Utilities water tank and that the affected roads within the development are private.

Other actions taken in the meeting included:
- Approval of consent items 4.1–7.1, including council minutes from March 25 (voice vote; recorded as passed).
- Approval of an incentive plan extension for the Health Department: an extension of an incentive previously authorized at up to $3,000 to continue through June, bringing the total to $5,000 this fiscal year for the senior health informaticist position supporting CDC data modernization initiatives (mover/second not specified; voice vote; passed).
- Technical year‑end appropriation adjustments requested by the district attorney’s office transferring funds to comply with GASB 87 and GASB 96 requirements, including $42,000 moved to debt service for lease payments to the YWCA for the Children’s Justice Center North and about $378,000 for Axon software (voice vote; passed).
- Post‑year‑end budget adjustments grouped as items 8.4–8.6 to account for software compliance under GASB 96: $23,000 for ZuBeam (libraries); about $319,000 for Payscale (human resources); and $70,000 for the Saba learning platform (mayor’s finance) (motion to approve all three items passed by voice vote).

Where the transcript records only voice votes, no numeric roll‑call tallies were provided. Motions that included named movers/seconders are recorded above; where a mover or seconder was not specified in the verbal record, the meeting minutes show a motion and second and a voice vote in favor.","At its April 8 meeting the Salt Lake County Council gave final approval to an ordinance allowing separate metering for detached accessory dwelling units, approved a 96‑acre annexation to Cottonwood Heights and passed several budget and personnel adjustments and extensions.","actionData","errors"]

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