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September 24, 2024 ·2:45 PM Final

Room N2-800

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Agenda — 37 items

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  3. 1. CALL TO ORDER ▶ jump to 1:01
  4. 4 Invocation - Reading or Thought - Pledge of Allegiance ▶ jump to 1:05
  5. 2. PUBLIC COMMENT ▶ jump to 1:53
  6. 3. REPORT OF ELECTED OFFICIALS: ▶ jump to 15:00
  7. 3.1. County Council Members ▶ jump to 15:04
  8. 3.2. County Mayor ▶ jump to 20:45
  9. 3.3. Other Elected County Officials ▶ jump to 25:16
  10. 4. WORK SESSION ▶ jump to 25:24
  11. 4.1 Annual Meeting with Granite Community Council to Discuss Its Priorities and Budget 24-2014 ▶ jump to 25:24
  12. 4.2 Proposed Hire Report / Incentive Plans - $3,000 and Under / Weekly Reclassification Report 24-2117 ▶ jump to 46:20
  13. 4.3 Council Consideration of Incentive Plan over $3,000 24-2119 approved Pass ▶ jump to 48:30
  14. 4.4 Budget Adjustment: The Sheriff’s Office Requests $1,967,389 to Right-Size the Vehicle Replacement Fund for the Law Enforcement Bureau 24-2126 approved Pass ▶ jump to 49:12
  15. 4.5 Budget Adjustment: Fleet Management Requests a $2,000,000 Increase to Its Depreciation Budget to Account for Inflationary Factors, and the Addition of the Law Enforcement Bureau 24-2130 approved Pass ▶ jump to 58:20
  16. 4.6 Budget Adjustment: Facilities Requests to Transfer $100,000 in Under-Expend Budget from Various Capital Improvement Projects to the Perimeter Fence Project at the Sheriff’s Office Building for Additional Security Measures 24-2123 approved Pass ▶ jump to 60:37
  17. 4.7 Budget Adjustment: Facilities Requests to Transfer $90,000 in Under-Expend Budget from Various Capital Improvement Projects to the Juvenile Receiving Center Siding and Window Replacement Project 24-2121 approved Pass ▶ jump to 60:39
  18. 4.8 Budget Adjustment: Facilities Energy Management Requests to Utilize $840,134 of Its Existing Budget for the Following Three Projects: $683,861 for New Energy Audits to Identify Energy & Cost Saving Opportunities at Individual County Facilities, $144,350 to Continue the Effort of Converting Lighting to LED Bulbs & Fixtures, and $11,923 for Additional Equipment and Costs Associated with the Installation of the Battery and Solar Array for Youth Services 24-2127 ▶ jump to 61:43
  19. 4.9 Budget Adjustment: Aging and Adult Services Requests to Recognize $100,000 in Additional Federal Revenues from the Veteran-Directed Care Program to Meet the Increasing Need for In-Home Services. The Request Also Includes $10,000 in Charitable Contributions and a $25,000 Local Grant from the Community Foundation of Utah. The Total $35,000, Along with a $34,000 Appropriation Unit Shift Request from Capital Purchases to Operations, Will be Used to Address the Food Provision Needs 24-2120 approved Pass ▶ jump to 62:56
  20. 4.10 Budget Adjustment: The Rampton Salt Palace Requests $40,000 to Replace the Boiler Blowdown Steam Cooler Using Funds from the Replacement Project for the Condensate Line Between Abravanel Hall and the Salt Palace 24-2131 approved Pass ▶ jump to 66:54
  21. 4.11 Presentation About Legal Issues Related to Social Media Accounts Used by Elected Officials 24-2124 ▶ jump to 67:33
  22. 4.12 Presentation Update From the Office of Redevelopment Regarding the Housing Trust Fund 24-2128 ▶ jump to 91:09
  23. 4.13 Authorization for the Health Department to Utilize $250,800 From its Fund Balance to Purchase 2,200 Doses of the COVID Vaccine and Pay Immunization Administration Fees 24-2112 approved Pass ▶ jump to 109:12
  24. 5. PUBLIC HEARINGS AND ISSUANCE OF PUBLIC NOTICES ▶ jump to 138:10
  25. 6. PENDING LEGISLATIVE BUSINESS ▶ jump to 138:10
  26. 7. CONSENT ITEMS approved the Consent Agenda Pass ▶ jump to 138:11
  27. 7.1 Housing Connect Board Appointment: · Jamie Ramos, Board Commissioner 24-2077 ▶ jump to 138:11
  28. 8. APPROVAL OF TAX LETTERS approved the Consent Agenda Pass ▶ jump to 138:11
  29. 8.1 DMV Registration Refunds 24-2115 ▶ jump to 138:11
  30. 8.2 Personal Property Refund Due to Payment Was Meant To Be Applied to Real Property 24-2116 ▶ jump to 138:11
  31. 8.3 Refund of Overpaid Business Personal Property and Mobile Home Taxes 24-2129 ▶ jump to 138:11
  32. 9. ACCEPTANCE OF ETHICS DISCLOSURES ▶ jump to 138:32
  33. 10. APPROVAL OF COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES ▶ jump to 138:32
  34. 11. OTHER ITEMS REQUIRING COUNCIL APPROVAL ▶ jump to 138:32
  35. 12. PROCLAMATIONS, MEMORIALS, AND OTHER CEREMONIAL OR COMMEMORATIVE MATTERS ▶ jump to 138:32
  36. 13. OTHER BUSINESS ▶ jump to 138:32
  37. 37 ADJOURN ▶ jump to 138:32