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Council approves driveway exception, contract amendment and five routine resolutions
Summary
At its April 21 meeting, the Cottonwood Heights City Council unanimously approved Ordinance 463 (a second‑driveway exception) and four resolutions including a contract extension for building services, two reappointments to the architectural review commission, surplus of a police vehicle, and entry into a wildland‑fire interlocal agreement.
The Cottonwood Heights City Council approved a package of ordinances and resolutions at its April 21 business meeting, voting unanimously on each item.
Ordinance 463 granted a second‑driveway exception for the property at 1720 East 6670 South. The mayor called for the motion, a council member moved to approve and the motion passed with recorded 'yes' votes, including a remote vote from Council member Matt Holton.
The council then adopted Resolution 2026‑23, extending the term of the city's agreement with Sunrise Engineering for plan review and building inspection services. In discussion the council confirmed the amendment modifies only the contract term; no other substantive changes were reported.
Resolution 2026‑24 consented to reappointments to the architectural review commission. The council noted the positions are not term‑limited and expressed appreciation for the members’ service.
Resolution 2026‑25 declared a retired police Ford F‑150 surplus and directed the proceeds to be returned to the police budget upon disposition. Staff described the vehicle as excess to department needs.
Finally, the council approved Resolution 2026‑26 to enter an interlocal agreement with the Utah Division of Forestry, Fire, and State Lands for participation in the Wildland Fire Program. Council members said they supported the city’s participation in the program.
All motions passed on voice or roll‑call votes with no dissent. No amendments or rollbacks were made during the meeting. The council then approved the consent calendar (minutes) and adjourned.
