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Council approves Title 2 code update and records resolution on community‑center funding

Holladay City Council · May 15, 2025
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Summary

Council adopted Ordinance 2025‑06 (changes to Title 2 of the city code) by roll call/voice vote and recorded action on Resolution 2025‑10 concerning a first amendment extending county funding for a community‑center staff position; no contested roll call tallies were given on the record for the resolution.

At the meeting the council moved and seconded adoption of Ordinance 20 25‑06 amending sections of the city code relating to city government (referred to as Title 2 during the meeting). A second was recorded and member responses were read aloud; the chair stated "Title 2 is approved." The clerk read affirmative responses from Council member Gray, Council member Quinn, the Clerk (David) and Council member Durham.

Separately, the council discussed Resolution 20 25‑10, described as a first amendment to an agreement to add funding for development of a community center and to extend county funding for a position occupied by Megan Barclay. A motion was made and seconded; the transcript records assent but does not include a formal roll‑call tally for the resolution in the meeting record provided.

Votes at a glance: • Ordinance 2025‑06 (Title 2 / city code): Motion moved by Unidentified Speaker 2; second recorded by Unidentified Speaker 4; outcome: adopted (voice/roll call recorded on the record). • Resolution 2025‑10 (first amendment — community‑center funding / Megan Barclay position): Motion moved and seconded on the record; outcome: motion carried (voice assent recorded), vote tally not specified in transcript.

What’s next: Official ordinance and resolution numbers will be entered into the city record; staff will manage any contract adjustments and program reporting tied to the county funding for the community‑center position.