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Cottonwood Heights council postpones rezoning request, approves three resolutions and consent minutes

5548043 · August 7, 2025
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Summary

At its Aug. 5 business meeting, the Cottonwood Heights City Council voted to postpone three related rezoning items to Aug. 19, declared certain city property surplus and confirmed two committee appointments; the council also approved its July 15 meeting minutes.

The Cottonwood Heights City Council on Tuesday postponed a decision on three related rezoning items tied to a request for 0.95 Acre Realty at 3526 East Fort Union Boulevard and approved three resolutions and the consent calendar.

The council voted to delay consideration of agenda items 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3 — an amendment request for 0.95 Acre Realty to reclassify property at 3526 East Fort Union Boulevard from residential office to residential medium density — until the council's Aug. 19 business meeting. The motion to postpone passed by voice vote; no individual vote tally for that motion was recorded in the meeting transcript.

Why it matters: postponing the zoning and land-use amendments gives city staff and the applicant more time to address outstanding questions raised in the council’s work session and permits additional public review before the council takes a final vote.

Details of other actions • Resolution 2025-59: The council approved a resolution declaring certain property surplus. The motion was made by Council member Hyland and seconded by Council member Burrell. During the roll call, Council member Hyland, Council member Newell and Council member Burrell voted yes; Council member Holden (participating online) was recorded as yes; Mayor Mike Quickers said, “I will vote yes.” The motion carried.

• Resolution 2025-60: The council approved Resolution 2025-60 appointing Eva Chan to the Health in the Heights Advisory Committee. Council member Hyland moved the appointment; Council member Burrell seconded. Council member Newell, Council member Burrell and Council member Hyland voted yes; Mayor Mike Quickers also recorded a yes vote. The council recessed its work to welcome Eva Chan to the committee; Chan joined the meeting after the vote.

• Resolution 2025-61: The council approved Resolution 2025-61 appointing Hazel Peterson to the historic committee. The motion to approve came from Council member Newell with a second from Council member Burrell. Council member Burrell, Council member Hyland and Council member Newell were recorded as voting yes.

• Consent calendar: The council approved the consent calendar, adopting the minutes from the July 15, 2025 council work session and business meeting by voice vote.

No ordinances were adopted or final land-use decisions made at Tuesday’s meeting. The rezoning package for 3526 East Fort Union Boulevard will return to the Aug. 19 business meeting for further consideration.

Meeting logistics and next steps: staff indicated the Aug. 19 meeting is the next regularly scheduled business meeting when the postponed items could be heard again. No final schedule or supplemental materials were announced at the Aug. 5 meeting.