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Votes at a glance: Salt Lake City Council actions, March 4, 2025
Summary
Summary of formal votes and outcomes recorded at the March 4 Salt Lake City Council meeting, including ceremonial resolutions, ordinances, loans, appointments, and procedural referrals.
The Salt Lake City Council recorded the following formal actions at its March 4 meeting. This roundup lists each item, the reported motion as stated in the public transcript, mover/second if specifically named in the record, and the outcome as recorded in the meeting minutes.
- Joint resolution recognizing March as National Women's History Month in Salt Lake City: Motion to adopt (mover/second not specified in transcript); outcome: adopted unanimously.
- B1: 2025–2029 HUD consolidated plan (public hearing): Motion to close the public hearing and refer the consolidated-plan item to a future date for action; mover: Councilman Polis; second: Councilman Young; outcome: passed unanimously (hearing closed and item referred; no funding allocations adopted at meeting).
- B2: FY2025–26 one-year action plan (CDBG and other HUD grants): Motion to close the public hearing and refer the allocation item to a future date for action; mover: Councilman Mano; second: Councilman Young; outcome: passed unanimously (allocations to be considered at future meeting).
- B3: Ordinance to vacate an alley between 1161 South 300 West and 268 West Paxton Avenue (Council District 5): Motion to close hearing and adopt ordinance (mover not specified; second identified as Councilmember Young); outcome: ordinance adopted unanimously.
- B4: 2024 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant (local solicitation): Motion to close and defer the item to a future consent agenda for action; mover: Councilman Publius; second: Councilman Young; outcome: passed unanimously (deferred for future consent agenda).
- E1: Ordinance approving $100,000 loan for Cold Plunge Coffee LLC from the Economic Development Loan Fund: Motion to adopt ordinance (mover not specified; second recorded as Councilmember Casimo Lopez Chavez); outcome: adopted unanimously.
- E2: Initiation of R1 single-family residential district text amendment (legislative action directing staff to draft consolidated R1 text and related low-density adjustments): Motion to initiate (mover/second not specified in transcript); outcome: motion passed unanimously (direction to staff; no final adoption).
- E3: Advice and consent - Director of Public Lands (Kim Shelley): Motion to approve nomination (mover recorded as Councilmember Wharton; second recorded as Councilmember Young); outcome: approved unanimously.
- E3: Advice and consent - Salt Lake City Police Chief (Brian Redd): Motion to approve appointment (mover/second not specified in transcript); outcome: approved unanimously.
- Consent agenda: Motion for approval (mover and second not specified); outcome: approved unanimously. The meeting then adjourned.
Notes: Where the transcript names a mover and seconder, that identification is noted above. In several voice-vote outcomes the transcript records "passes unanimously" without a roll-call tally; those are reported here as unanimous per the public record. If a mover or seconder is not explicitly named in the transcript excerpt, the entry shows "not specified."
