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Council approves a package of ordinances and resolutions; votes summarized
Summary
On May 26 the West Valley City Council approved multiple ordinances and resolutions including vacation of a road segment, administrative-court changes, department-designation authority, disposal and vacancy rules, CivicPlus contract, a $25,000 interlocal for a scoreboard redesign, and an RDA parcel adjustment; votes were recorded on each item.
The West Valley City Council cleared a slate of ordinances and resolutions on May 26, approving land-use changes, administrative code updates, contracts and interlocal agreements.
Key votes and outcomes: • Resolution 26-54 (tentative budget): approved by majority (6–1; Council Member Hume recorded a no vote). • Resolution 26-55 (statutory confirmations): approved by majority (6–1). • Resolution 26-56 (notice to tax commission and county auditor): approved by majority (6–1). • Ordinance 26-17 (vacation of a portion of Constitution Boulevard for the Wasach West Valley subdivision): approved unanimously. • Ordinance 26-18 (eliminate references to the administrative appeals board; return administrative court to a single administrative law judge; amend fee schedule): approved unanimously. • Ordinance 26-9 (repeal and reenact title three to let the city manager designate departments and appoint employees): approved unanimously. • Ordinance 26-20 (city council vacancies and disposal of city property): approved unanimously. • Resolution 26-57 (continue use of CivicPlus for recreation registration after an RFP): approved unanimously. • Resolution 26-58 (interlocal agreement with Salt Lake County for $25,000 to redesign a scoreboard tower at City Park): approved unanimously. • Ordinance 26-21 (remove a parcel from the City Center RDA to avoid inconsistent boundary lines with the Fairborn CRA): approved unanimously.
Related agency actions: The Redevelopment Agency adopted its tentative budget (Resolution 26-03), designated a survey area to study a potential Community Reinvestment Area (Resolution 26-04) and amended the City Center RDA project-area plan to remove a parcel (Resolution 26-05). The Municipal Building Authority adopted a tentative budget (Resolution 26-02) and set a public hearing date for final action.
Roll-call detail: Individual roll-call confirmations were read by the city recorder for each motion; where the transcript recorded votes, the council recorded unanimous approvals on most ordinances and three consecutive resolutions tied to the budget carried by majority with one dissent.
What happens next: Several items required statutory notices and further hearings; staff will post documents and follow the schedule outlined in the budget presentation and related resolutions.
