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Votes at a glance: Linden City Council actions, May 5, 2025
Summary
Summary of formal actions taken at the Linden City Council meeting on May 5: approval of minutes, consent agenda (resolution acknowledging wastewater planning report), property purchase at 400 West/Lakeview Road, park tax mini grants, and 1600 North ROW transfers to UDOT.
The Linden City Council took several formal votes May 5, 2025. Below is a concise list of each action, the motion maker/second (as recorded on the meeting video), and the outcome.
1) Approval of minutes — April 21, 2025 Motion: "I will motion to approve the city council minutes of 04/21/2025 as presented." (moved by Council member Jake Hoyt; second by Council member Van Broderick) Outcome: Approved (voice vote recorded as in favor).
2) Consent agenda — Municipal Wastewater Planning Program acknowledgment (Resolution 25-09-R) Motion: Staff presented the municipal wastewater planning program report attached to Resolution 25-09-R and asked for council acknowledgment; council approved the consent agenda (motion moved and seconded in meeting record). Outcome: Unanimous approval (resolution acknowledged as presented).
3) Purchase of 6.12 acres at 400 West / Lakeview Road (see full article) Motion: "Approve the purchase of 6.12 acres of property at 400 West Lakeview Road as presented." (moved by Council member Van Broderick; second by Council member Steve Stewart) Outcome: Approved (motion carried). Staff to coordinate closing and timing and to pursue MAG/UDOT funding opportunities (see separate article for debate and context).
4) Park tax mini grants (FY2025–26) Motion: Approve the park, arts, recreation and culture mini‑grant awards as presented (motion moved by Council member Van Broderick; seconded by Council member Steve Stewart) Outcome: Approved unanimously. Council budgeted to continue support of eligible community arts and recreation groups via the existing park-tax mini grant program.
5) 1600 North right-of-way transfers to UDOT Motion: "Approve the 1600 North right of way property transfers to UDOT as presented." (moved by Council member Steve Stewart; seconded by Council member Van Broderick) Outcome: Approved unanimously. The transfers implement prior agreements related to modifications at the interchange and related right-of-way adjustments.
Notes: For items 1–5, the meeting video and agenda materials provide the full text of motions, staff reports and supporting exhibits. Several items described in the meeting were routine (minutes and consent), while the 6.12-acre purchase involved extended debate and staff follow‑up on funding, neighborhood notice and zoning implications.
