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Bountiful RDA ratifies lease with Lucky Slice for 135 South Main, calls for tenant name
Summary
On May 13, 2025, the Bountiful Redevelopment Agency unanimously approved ratification of a lease with Lucky Slice LLC for 135 South Main and included a stipulation on future naming; construction is expected in about five to six months.
The Bountiful Redevelopment Agency voted unanimously May 13 to ratify a lease with Lucky Slice LLC for the commercial property at 135 South Main, directing that future uses carry a specific name and noting construction is expected to take roughly five to six months.
Bridal Jepsen, the agency attorney, told the board the lease had already been entered into with Lucky Slice and that “further examination of the property revealed that it was not owned by Bountiful City.” Jepsen asked the RDA to ratify the lease so Lucky Slice could be the tenant of the property at 135 South Main.
The board discussion was brief. A board member made the motion to approve the lease; the motion included a stipulation reflecting Councilman Higginson’s comments that any future use of the space should be named Kendalyn’s Cafe. The motion was seconded by Councilman Higginson and approved unanimously.
Board Chair (name not specified in the record) announced the vote result, saying, “The voting is unanimous. Oh, and I get to vote. Yes? Excellent.” The chair then adjourned the RDA meeting.
Agency staff and elected officials mentioned appreciation for work by the mayor and staff members Lloyd, Gary and Brad in bringing the project forward. Agency representatives indicated construction, if it proceeds as planned, would take approximately five to six months.
Also on the agenda, the board unanimously approved the minutes from its April 22, 2025 meeting before taking up the lease item.
The meeting lasted only a few minutes and included no other substantive items. No dollar amounts, contract term lengths, or legal descriptions for the property were stated in the recorded remarks, and the transcript does not specify the full list of votes by individual board members.
