IN THE REGULAR MEETING
Staff Communications
- March 28 Aprés with Council Summary
- 2017 Sandbag Incident Action Plan
- Aerie Drive & Deer Valley Drive Crosswalk Appeal
- 638 Park Avenue Construction Update
Public Input
- Aaron Newman introduced himself as the new Summit County Health Department's mental health & substance abuse coordinator.
- Sandy Melville asked for clarification on the process to remand the Kimball Garage project to the Planning Commission.
- Sharelle Rodman & Mary Closser explained their efforts to help institute a plastic bag ban. Environmental Sustainability Manager Luke Cartin said this will be discussed during a work session at the May 11 Council meeting. A bag ban has not yet been passed in the state of Utah, so staff is making sure to research the issue thoroughly.
Council approved:- An agreement with Stanley Consultants for $41,672 for the stormwater master plan
- A public utility easement to Questar to construct a high-pressure gas line at 600 Gillmor Way
- A two-year sponsorship agreement with USSA. The agreement allows USSA athletes to use the PCMARC at no charge in exchange for the facility being branded an "Official Training Center of the U.S. Ski & Snowboard Team."
- An agreement with Daley Excavators for the 2017 Water Service Line Improvement Project for $62,600
- Continued use of BOARD budgeting software for $83,600
- A change order for the Kimball Junction Transit Center electric bus charging station for $194,754. The change order allows the project's original contractor, Keller Construction, to complete construction of the overhead charging station.
- The 1003 Woodside Avenue plat amendment combining two lots into one and demolishing one house
Council approved with amendments:
An
ordinance establishing waiver and reduction standards for development and impact fees for city projects, local nonprofits, and affordable housing projects. The city manager approval limit was increased to $25,000 per project and $200,000 per fiscal year. Other amendments were minor. Vote was 3-2.
Council continued to April 27:
