Votes at a glance: South Salt Lake Council approves reappointments, rezonings and code updates; several items moved to May 14

The South Salt Lake City Council on April 23 completed a series of formal actions and votes including appointments, rezonings and code amendments. Several new-business items (a proposed rental-rate subsidy for Mosaic Interfaith Ministries and a wastewater impact-fee analysis) were continued to the council's May 14 meeting for public hearing and final action.

Key outcomes (roll-call or recorded votes where noted):

- Planning commission reappointments and appointment - Stacy Hoelscher — advised and consent to reappoint as a planning commissioner. Motion to appoint: moved by Corey; seconded by Leanne. Roll-call: recorded affirmative votes; motion carried. - George Peschman — advised and consent to reappoint as a planning commissioner. Motion: moved by Corey; seconded by Clarissa. Roll-call: recorded affirmative votes; motion carried. - Kathy Self — appointed as an alternate planning commission member (advice and consent). Motion: moved by Clarissa; seconded by Sharla. Roll-call: recorded affirmative votes; motion carried.

- Elections interlocal agreement - Resolution authorizing the mayor to sign an interlocal cooperation agreement with Salt Lake County to run the city's 2025 municipal elections. Motion to approve: moved by Leanne; seconded by Clarissa. Roll-call vote: recorded affirmative votes; motion carried. Staff noted the county deadline of April 30 to return the agreement.

- Rezoning for Public Works Campus - Ordinance to rezone 10 properties (listed in staff materials) from Transit Oriented Development (TOD) to City Facility for the Public Works Campus. Motion to approve: moved by Charlotte; seconded by Leanne. Roll-call vote: recorded affirmative votes; ordinance adopted.

- City facility land-use code amendments - Ordinance amending chapters 17.01, 17.03, 17.07 and 17.11 of the municipal code to update land-use standards and planning/subdivision requirements for the City Facility land-use district. Staff said the planning commission recommended additional public-engagement and design-review language, but staff recommended limiting those additions. Motion to approve: moved by Clarissa; seconded by Corey. Roll-call vote: recorded affirmative votes; ordinance adopted.

- Abandonment of portion of Oakland Avenue - Ordinance authorizing abandonment of a portion of Oakland Avenue located between West Temple and 200 West (approximately 0.7 acres) to facilitate the Public Works Campus site plan; utilities would remain in place for access. Motion to approve: moved by Clarissa; seconded by Corey. Roll-call vote: recorded affirmative votes; ordinance adopted.

- New-business continuances (moved to May 14 public-hearing agenda) - Mosaic Interfaith Ministries rental-rate subsidy: staff presented an October 10A study under Utah Code 10a-2 and proposed a below-market annual rent ($13,650 proposed base with utilities separately billed) at a newly acquired city-owned building; council moved the item to the May 14 meeting and scheduled the required public hearing. Motion to move: moved by Sharla; seconded by Leanne; voice vote carried. - Wastewater impact-fee analysis (collection system): consultant presented proposed updated impact fees that would apply to incoming development only; the council moved the matter to the May 14 meeting for public hearing and action. Motion to move: moved by Sharla; seconded by Clarissa; voice vote carried.

Meeting procedure notes - Where roll-call votes were used, the minutes record unanimous affirmative votes for the recorded items noted above. Several continuance motions were approved by voice vote.

Ending: council adjourned after the last continuance vote.