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February 4, 2025 ·1:30 PM Final

Room N2-800

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Agenda — 77 items

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  3. 1. CALL TO ORDER ▶ jump to 0:07
  4. 4 Invocation - Reading or Thought - Pledge of Allegiance ▶ jump to 0:17
  5. 2. PUBLIC COMMENT ▶ jump to 0:49
  6. 3. REPORT OF ELECTED OFFICIALS:
  7. 3.1. County Council Members ▶ jump to 5:16
  8. 3.2. County Mayor ▶ jump to 9:41
  9. 3.3. Other Elected County Officials ▶ jump to 16:58
  10. 4. CONSENT ITEMS approved Pass ▶ jump to 19:49
  11. 4.1 Donations from the Friends of The Children’s Justice Center to the Salt Lake County District Attorney’s Office 25-2509
  12. 4.2 Consideration of a Resolution of the Salt Lake County Council Approving the Recommendation of the Salt Lake County Council of Governments and Authorizing the Execution of an Interlocal Cooperation Agreement Providing for the Transfer of $1,000,000.00 of County Corridor Preservation Funds to South Jordan City to be Used by the City to Acquire Certain Property for Transportation Purposes 25-2531
  13. 5. APPROVAL OF TAX LETTERS approved Pass
  14. 5.1 Personal Property Tax Exemption Summary 25-2519
  15. 6. ACCEPTANCE OF ETHICS DISCLOSURES received and filed Pass
  16. 6.1 Council's Office Disclosure Statements 2025 25-2532
  17. 6.2 Auditor’s Office 2025 Disclosure Statements 25-2516
  18. 6.3 Records Management and Archives Division 2025 Disclosure Statements 25-2527
  19. 6.4 Regional Development 2025 Disclosure Statements 25-2504
  20. 6.5 Housing Trust Fund 2025 Disclosure Statements 25-2508
  21. 6.6 Human Services Department 2025 Conflict of Interest Disclosure Statements 25-2520
  22. 6.7 Contracts & Procurement Division 2025 Conflict of Interest Disclosure Statements 25-2521
  23. 6.8 Facilities Management Division 2025 Conflict of Interest Disclosure Statements 25-2522
  24. 6.9 Human Services Behavioral Health Services 2025 Conflict of Interest Disclosure Statements 25-2512
  25. 6.10 Human Services Aging & Adult Services 2025 Conflict of Interest Disclosure Statements 25-2511
  26. 6.11 Human Services Health Department 2025 Conflict of Interest Disclosure Statements 25-2515
  27. 6.12 Human Services Department Division of Youth Services 2025 Conflict of Interest Disclosure Statements 25-2517
  28. 6.13 Clark Planetarium Staff & Board 2025 Conflict of Interest 25-2510
  29. 6.14 Parks & Recreation Staff & Board 2025 Conflict of Interest 25-2518
  30. 7. APPROVAL OF COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES
  31. 8. WORK SESSION
  32. 8.1 Proposed Hire Report / Incentive Plans - $3,000 and Under / Weekly Reclassification Report 25-2525 ▶ jump to 21:20
  33. 8.2 Budget Adjustment: Mayor’s Finance Requests a Fund Transfer of $ 964,782 in under-expend budget from the Construction Account for the Daybreak and Granite Library Branches to Cover the Debt Service Payment Made in January 25-2540 approved Pass ▶ jump to 22:26
  34. 8.3 Budget Adjustment: Criminal Justice Services Requests 3.0 Time-limited FTEs for a Case Manager and 2 Peer Support Specialists. These Positions and Operational Expenses Will Be Covered by a Federal Grant Awarded to Fund the Salt Lake County Enhancing Access for Reentry Success Pilot Project (EARS). The Total Awarded Funding Is for $825,000 Over a Three-Year Period Starting 10/1/2024 Through 9/30/2027 25-2539 approved Pass ▶ jump to 23:15
  35. 8.4 Budget Adjustment: Facilities Management Requests $2,298,360 One-time for Professional Fees for the Transition to the Midvale Campus. Of that Amount, $300,000 Is to Hire a Consultant Service for the Transition from a Traditional 60/40 Workspace-to-Office Ratio into a Modern, Largely Open-Space Environment at the New Campus. $1,998,360 Is to Hire the Architect to Provide the County with Programming and Design for the Necessary Changes and Will Administer the Construction and Warranty Period for Those Changes 25-2542 approved Pass ▶ jump to 25:43
  36. 8.5 Budget Adjustment: Facilities Requests $1,598,796 for On-going Operating Needs for the Midvale Campus. This Is the Net Cost After the Revenues from the Data Center Lease Back and Utilities of $363,484 25-2541 approved Pass
  37. 8.6 2025 Legislative Session Update The Council May Vote to Take Positions Concerning 2025 Legislation and Other Related Actions 25-2538 ▶ jump to 59:35
  38. 8.7 District Attorney’s Office Survivor and Victim Services Update 25-2528 ▶ jump to 100:02
  39. 8.8 Consideration of Corridor Preservation Projects Recommended by the Council of Governments (COG) at the COG Quarterly Meeting Held on January 16, 2025 25-2530 approved ▶ jump to 113:43
  40. 9. PUBLIC HEARINGS AND ISSUANCE OF PUBLIC NOTICES
  41. 10. PENDING LEGISLATIVE BUSINESS
  42. 10.1 Formal Adoption of an Ordinance of the Salt Lake County Council Dissolving the Arbor Park Neighborhood Development Project Area 25-2503 approved Pass ▶ jump to 118:47
  43. 11. OTHER ITEMS REQUIRING COUNCIL APPROVAL
  44. 43 - HB 272 Vehicle Assessment Amendments – Rep. Clinton Okerlund
  45. 12. PROCLAMATIONS, MEMORIALS, AND OTHER CEREMONIAL OR COMMEMORATIVE MATTERS
  46. 44 - HB 277 Vehicle Registration Amendments – Rep. Katy Hall
  47. 13. OTHER BUSINESS
  48. 45 - HB 329 Homeless Services Amendments – Rep. Tyler Clancy approved Pass
  49. 14. ADJOURN AT 4:00PM TO COUNCIL CHAMBERS ROOM N1-110 FOR BLACK HISTORY MONTH PROCLAMATION ▶ jump to 119:32
  50. 47 - HB 354 Criminal Justice Revisions – Rep. Ryan D. Wilcox
  51. 48 - HB 355 Critical infrastructure Materials Amendments – Rep. Casey Snider
  52. 49 - HB 359 Juvenile Justice Amendments – Rep. Nicholeen P. Peck
  53. 50 - SB 157 Nonjudicial Adjustment Amendments – Rep. Stephanie Pitcher approved Pass
  54. 52 - HB 370 State Holiday Modifications – Rep. Sandra Hollins approved Pass
  55. 54 - SB 91 Restaurant Tax Revisions – Lincoln Fillmore approved Pass
  56. 56 - SB 154 Legislative Audit Amendments – Brady Brammer approved Pass
  57. 58 - SB 197 Property Tax Amendments – Daniel McCay
  58. 59 - SB 202 Property Tax Revisions – Sen. Chris H. Wilson
  59. 60 - HB 55 County Office Amendments – Rep. James A. Dunnigan
  60. 61 - HB 81 Fluoride Amendments – Rep. Stephanie Griciuis
  61. 62 - HB 155 Personal Property Tax Exemption Amendments – Rep. Jason B. Kyle
  62. 63 - HB 162 Transportation Funding Amendments – Rep. Rex P. Shipp
  63. 64 - HB 167 Offender Reintegration Amendments – Rep. Tyler Clancy
  64. 65 - HB 196 Vehicle Traction Amendments – Rep. Gay Lynn Bennion
  65. 66 - HB 235 County Auditor Modifications – Rep. Jordan D. Teuscher
  66. 67 - HB 237 Rollback Tax Amendments – Rep. Casey Snider
  67. 68 - HB 249 Nuclear Power Amendments – Rep. Carl R. Albrecht
  68. 69 - HB 256 Municipal Zoning Amendments – Rep. R. Neil Walter
  69. 70 - HB 267 Public Sector Labor Union Amendments
  70. 71 - HB 312 Criminal Justice Amendments – Rep. Karianne Lisonbee
  71. 72 - SB 23 First Home Investment Zone Amendments – Sen. Wayne A. Harper
  72. 73 - SB 26 Housing and Transit Reinvestment Zone Amendments – Sen. Wayne A. Harper
  73. 74 - SB 109 Judicial Officer Amendments – Sen. Todd D. Weiler
  74. 75 - SB 129 Higher Education Development Areas – Sen. Chris H. Wilson
  75. 76 - SB 166 Point of the Mountain State Lan Authority Amendments – Sen. Jerry W. Stevenson
  76. 77 - SJR 3 Joint Resolution Dissolving Salt Lake County Justice Court – Sen. Kirk A. Cullimore
  77. 78 - SJR 4 Joint Resolution Amending Court Rules on Attorney Confidentiality - Sen. Brady Brammer approved Pass