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Holiday council approves historic designation, re-adopts lighting ordinance and confirms appointments
Summary
On Aug. 28 the Holiday City Council added 4659 South Highland Drive to its historic designation list, repealed and re‑adopted the outdoor lighting ordinance with technical corrections, and approved appointments to the planning and historical commissions.
At its Aug. 28 meeting the Holiday City Council took several routine but consequential actions: it unanimously adopted an ordinance adding 4659 South Highland Drive to the city’s historic designation list; it repealed and re‑adopted the outdoor lighting ordinance to make technical and placement corrections in the municipal code; and it approved two resolutions confirming appointments to the planning and historical commissions.
Historic designation: The council adopted ordinance 2025‑14 to add 4659 South Highland Drive to the Holiday historic designation list after the property owners described plans to restore the house for a jewelry boutique and preserve historic elements. The owners said they have met with descendants of the original residents and plan ADA improvements while retaining the building’s character.
Outdoor lighting ordinance technical corrections: The council voted to repeal ordinance 2025‑13 and re‑adopt the outdoor lighting rules as ordinance 2025‑15, moving the standards into Title 13.84 of the code and correcting typographical and placement errors; council members said the substance of the ordinance is unchanged.
Appointments: The council adopted Resolution 2025‑21 (advice and consent) approving a reappointment of Paul Cunningham and a new appointment, Patrick Trippany, to the planning commission. It also adopted Resolution 2025‑22 to reappoint members to the historical commission (Kim Duffy and Lyman Lohse). Votes were recorded in roll call for each action.
Other business: the meeting included a city manager report about a proposed feasibility study for replacement of the pedestrian bridge over I‑215 and a discussion of ambiguous ownership and maintenance responsibilities for the Wasatch Boulevard park‑and‑ride.
