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Cottonwood Heights council approves rezone for 1.08-acre lot, ratifies Butlerville Days contracts and multiple appointments
Summary
On July 7, 2026 the Cottonwood Heights City Council approved a general-plan amendment and rezone for a 1.08-acre parcel at 2193 East 6525 South, ratified event and performance contracts for Butlerville Days (drone show, fireworks, inflatables, musicians), and confirmed several committee appointments. Most motions passed unanimously.
Cottonwood Heights' City Council voted on multiple agenda items during its July 7, 2026 meeting, approving a pair of land-use measures for a single parcel and ratifying several event contracts and appointments.
The council approved Ordinance 468, a general-plan amendment changing the land-use designation of a 1.08-acre parcel at 2193 East 6525 South from rural residential to residential low density, and Ordinance 469 to rezone the same parcel from RR-1-21 to R-1-15 (single-family). A council member who participated in the site visits told colleagues the change reflected resident requests and staff work to make the development compatible with nearby neighborhoods. Both ordinances passed on roll call with unanimous approval.
Council also approved a cluster of resolutions to support the city's July festival schedule. Resolution 2026-50 approved and ratified a drone-show performance contract for Butlerville Days; Resolution 2026-51 approved musician performance contracts; Resolution 2026-52 authorized an event contract with Custom Events for inflatables and games; and Resolution 2026-53 ratified a fireworks display contract and purchase order. Council members praised staff and volunteers for coordinating vendors and fundraising for the event.
Other business approved without extended debate included Resolution 2026-49 authorizing disposal of unclaimed property or evidence, and several resolutions consenting to appointments to advisory and review bodies (Architectural Review Commission, Health in the Heights advisory committee, Parks, Trails, and Open Space Committee). The consent calendar, including approval of the June 16, 2026 meeting minutes, was adopted by voice vote.
All motions recorded on the agenda passed with unanimous council votes as called during the meeting. No substantial opposing arguments or recorded dissents appeared in the transcript for the listed agenda items.
Next steps: approved zoning and rezone ordinances become part of the city's planning records; contracts for Butlerville Days proceed as authorized by the council.
