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February 27, 2024 ·12:50 PM Final

Room N1-110

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Agenda — 110 items

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  3. 1. CALL TO ORDER
  4. 4 Invocation - Reading or Thought - Pledge of Allegiance
  5. 2. PUBLIC COMMENT
  6. 3. REPORT OF ELECTED OFFICIALS:
  7. 3.1. County Council Members
  8. 3.2. County Mayor
  9. 3.3. Other Elected County Officials
  10. 4. WORK SESSION
  11. 4.1 Proposed Hire Report / Incentive Plans - $3,000 and Under / Weekly Reclassification Report 24-1405
  12. 4.2 Budget Adjustment: Public Works requests a technical adjustment to split the salt storage capital project into 3 separate projects. This will facilitate easier tracking of cost capitalization. 24-1399 approved Pass
  13. 4.3 Budget Adjustment: The County Jail and Facilities Management request to consolidate two projects into the Adult Detention Center (ADC) Kitchen Remodel project to enhance scheduling and efficiency. The projects to be combined are: the ADC Kitchen Main Drain Pipe Replacement and the Oxbow Kitchen Remodel. 24-1410 approved Pass
  14. 4.4 Budget Adjustment: The Health Department requests to add $138,712 to its budget from the Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Grant. This 5-year federal grant, originally awarded to the Office of Regional Development (ORD) in 2021, is now being transferred to the Health Department. This 3rd year annual funding will support 1.75 FTEs time-limited Health Educators and programming costs to provide the services required by the grant. 24-1411 approved Pass
  15. 4.5 Mountainous Planning District Planning Commission Board Appointments · Bonnie McCallister, County-wide Alternate · Dallas Bullock, County-Wide Alternate 24-1327 approved Pass
  16. 4.6 Update on the Upper Mill Creek Canyon Road Improvement Project, a Federal Lands Access Program (FLAP) 24-1382
  17. 4.7 Presentation on Upper Mill Creek Canyon Road Improvement Project, a Federal Land Access Program Project 24-1385
  18. 4.8 Presentation from Economic Development Corporation 24-1376
  19. 4.9 Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) State Safety Oversight (SSO) Program Report and Invoice 24-1374 approved Pass
  20. 4.10 The District Attorney’s Office’s Bi-Annual Report to the Council on the Victims of Crime Act and the Violence Against Women Act Grants 24-1353
  21. 4.11 2024 Legislative Session Update The Council May Vote to Take Positions Concerning 2024 Legislation and Other Related Actions 24-1425
  22. 21 - Second Substitution HB 562 Utah Fair Park Investment and Restoration District
  23. 5. PUBLIC HEARINGS AND ISSUANCE OF PUBLIC NOTICES
  24. 22 - SB 272 Capital City Reinvestment Zone Amendments
  25. 6. PENDING LEGISLATIVE BUSINESS
  26. 23 - Third Substitution SB 268 First Home Investment Zone Act (FIZ)
  27. 6.1 Consideration of a Resolution Approving a Second Amendment to the Agreement Between Salt Lake County, the Federal Highway Administration-Central Federal Lands Highway Division, and the US Forest Service for Improvements on Mill Creek Canyon Road 24-1422
  28. 24 - HB 572 State Treasurer Investment Amendments
  29. 6.2 First Reading of an Ordinance of the Salt Lake County Council Dissolving the Magna West Main Street Neighborhood Development Project Area 24-1375
  30. 25 - First Substitution SB 245 County Sales and Use Tax Amendments
  31. 7. CONSENT ITEMS approved the Consent Agenda Pass
  32. 26 - Second Substitution SB 91 Local Government Officers Compensation Amendments
  33. 7.1 Consideration of a Resolution of the Salt Lake County Council Approving Execution of an Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with the Greater Salt Lake Municipal Services District Providing for the Transfer of County Transportation Funds for a Certain Transportation Project Within Salt Lake County 24-1396
  34. 7.2 Consideration of a Resolution of the Salt Lake County Council Approving Execution of an Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with the Greater Salt Lake Municipal Services District Providing for the Transfer of County Transportation Funds for a Certain Transportation Project Within Salt Lake County 24-1397
  35. 28 - First Substitution HB 13 Infrastructure Financing Districts
  36. 7.3 Consideration of a Resolution of the Salt Lake County Council Approving Execution of an Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with Murray City Providing for the Transfer of County Transportation Funds for a Certain Transportation Project within Salt Lake County 24-1400
  37. 29 - HB 476 Municipal Land Use Regulation Modification
  38. 7.4 Consideration a Resolution of the Salt Lake County Council Approving Execution of an Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with Riverton City Providing for the Transfer of County Transportation Funds for a Certain Transportation Project within Salt Lake County 24-1402
  39. 30 - Third Substitution SB 168 Affordable Building Amendments
  40. 7.5 Consideration a Resolution of the Salt Lake County Council Approving Execution of an Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with Taylorsville City Providing for the Transfer of County Transportation Funds for a Certain Transportation Project within Salt Lake County 24-1404
  41. 31 - Second Substitution SB 208 Housing and Transit Reinvestment Zone Amendments
  42. 7.6 Consideration a Resolution of the Salt Lake County Council Approving Execution of an Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with the Utah Department of Transportation Providing for the Transfer of County Transportation Funds for a Certain Transportation Project within Salt Lake County 24-1406
  43. 32 - First Substitution SB 185 Residential Building Inspection Amendments
  44. 7.7 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 $1,714,000.00 of County Corridor Preservation Funds to Herriman City to be Used by the City to Acquire Certain Property for Transportation Purposes 24-1372
  45. 33 - Third Substitution HB 507 Construction Amendments
  46. 7.8 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 $2,653,000.00 of County Corridor Preservation Funds to Herriman City to be Used by the City to Acquire Certain Property for Transportation Purposes 24-1371
  47. 34 - First Substitution HB 502 Critical Infrastructure and Mining
  48. 7.9 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 $727,000.00 of County Corridor Preservation Funds to Herriman City to be Used by the City to Acquire Certain Property for Transportation Purposes 24-1370
  49. 35 - SB 172 Protection Areas Revision
  50. 7.10 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 $1,043,062.00 of County Corridor Preservation Funds to Herriman City to be Used by the City to Acquire Certain Property for Transportation Purposes 24-1369
  51. 36 - First Substitution HB 330 Unincorporated Areas Amendments
  52. 7.11 Acceptance of In-Kind Donations Above $1,000 to Animal Services During the 4th Quarter in 2023 24-1340
  53. 37 - HB 35 Metro Township Modifications
  54. 7.12 Clark Planetarium Advisory Board Appointments · Tanasia Valdez, District 3 · Andrea G. Martinez, District 1 · Jim Brass, District 4 23-1325
  55. 38 - First Substitution HB 501 Health Amendments
  56. 7.13 Community and Support Service Advisory Council Appointment · Pat Holmes, District 6 24-1331
  57. 39 - Third Substitution HB 298 Homelessness Services Amendments
  58. 7.14 Community and Economic Development Council Appointments · Howard Van Horn, White City · Tyler Holt, Riverton 24-1330
  59. 40 - HB 421 Homelessness and Vulnerable Populations Amendments
  60. 7.15 Children’s Justice Center Advisory Board Appointments · Eric Stott, Parent Advocate · Tagrid Ruiz-Maldonado, Child Abuse Pediatrician · Jennifer Plumb, MD, Pediatrician 24-1328
  61. 41 - Third Substitution HB 36 Open and Public Meetings Act Amendments
  62. 7.16 Consideration of a Resolution of the Salt Lake County Council Declaring Surplus Real Property and Approving the Conveyance of the Same by Quitclaim Deed to Sarah Kuhn and Casey Bloodworth 24-1412
  63. 42 - First Substitution HB 335 State Grant Process Amendments
  64. 7.17 Consideration of a Resolution of the Salt Lake County Council Authorizing Execution of the Attached Exchange Agreement with the Utah Transit Authority and Associated Documents Regarding Real Property Within the Murray City 24-1414
  65. 43 - First Substitution SB 86 Local Government Bonds Amendments
  66. 7.18 Consideration of a Resolution of the Salt Lake County Council Approving and Authorizing the Mayor to Grant a Perpetual Easement to Rocky Mountain Power in West Jordan 24-1408
  67. 44 - Second Substitution HB 289 Property Rights Ombudsman Amendments
  68. 7.19 Consideration of an Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with the Salt Lake County Redevelopment Agency for the Redevelopment of Magna Mantle Park 24-1431
  69. 45 - Fourth Substitution HB 84 School Safety Amendments
  70. 8. POTENTIAL CLOSED SESSION
  71. 46 - First Substitution HB 366 Criminal Justice Amendments
  72. 9. APPROVAL OF TAX LETTERS approved Pass
  73. 47 - Central Utah Water Conservancy District nominees
  74. 9.1 Tax Administration's Letters for Deferrals 24-1386
  75. 9.2 Tax Administration’s Request under Utah Code §59-2-1321 24-1366
  76. 9.3 Assessor Tax Letter 24-1378
  77. 9.4 Tax Administration's Tax Relief Letters 24-1383
  78. 9.5 Tax Administration's Letters for Change in Ownership 24-1384
  79. 9.6 Tax Administration's Letters for Deferrals 24-1386
  80. 9.7 Tax Administration’s Requests for Waiver or Refund of Penalty and Interest 24-1391
  81. 9.8 Tax Administration’s Requests for Primary Residential Exemption 24-1392
  82. 10. ACCEPTANCE OF ETHICS DISCLOSURES received and filed Pass
  83. 10.1 Request for Consideration of the SLCo Human Services Behavioral Health Services 2024 Conflict of Interest Disclosure Forms 24-1395
  84. 10.2 Request for consideration of the SLCo Human Services Criminal Justice Services 2024 Conflict of Interest Disclosure Forms 24-1398
  85. 10.3 Request for Consideration of the SLCo Human Services Health Department 2024 Conflict of Interest Disclosure Forms 24-1401
  86. 10.4 Request for Consideration of the SLCo Human Services Division of Youth Services 2024 Conflict of Interest Disclosure Forms 24-1403
  87. 10.5 Request for Consideration of the SLCo Human Services Aging & Adult Services 2024 Conflict of Interest Disclosure Forms 24-1407
  88. 10.6 Request for Consideration of the SLCo Human Services Department 2024 Conflict of Interest Forms. 24-1409
  89. 10.7 Request for Consideration of the SLCo Administrative Services Contracts & Procurement Division 2024 Conflict of Interest Forms. 24-1413
  90. 10.8 Request for Consideration of the SLCo Administrative Services Facilities Division 2024 Conflict of Interest Forms 24-1415
  91. 10.9 Request for Consideration of the SLCo Administrative Services Office of Data & Innovation 2024 Conflict of Interest Forms 24-1416
  92. 10.10 Request for Consideration of the SLCo Administrative Services Real Estate Division 2024 Conflict of Interest Forms 24-1417
  93. 10.11 Request for Consideration of the SLCo Administrative Services Records & Archives Division 2024 Conflict of Interest Forms 24-1418
  94. 10.12 Request for Consideration of the SLCo Administrative Services Information Services Division 2024 Conflict of Interest Forms 24-1419
  95. 10.13 Conflict of Interest Disclosure Statements - Community Services - Appointed & Merit 24-1345
  96. 10.14 Mayor’s Finance 2024 Disclosure Statements 24-1388
  97. 10.15 Mayor’s Administration 2024 Disclosure Statements 24-1387
  98. 10.16 Conflict of Interest Disclosure Statements - Arts & Culture - Staff & Advisory Board 24-1346
  99. 10.17 SLCo Human Services Aging & Adult Services 2024 Conflict of Interest Disclosure Forms 24-1394
  100. 10.18 DA Investigations 2024 Disclosure 24-1430
  101. 10.19 John Bennett 2024 Disclosure 24-1426
  102. 11. APPROVAL OF COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES
  103. 11.1 Approval of February 6, 2023 County Council Minutes 24-1368 approved Pass
  104. 12. OTHER ITEMS REQUIRING COUNCIL APPROVAL
  105. 13. PROCLAMATIONS, MEMORIALS, AND OTHER CEREMONIAL OR COMMEMORATIVE MATTERS
  106. 13.1 A Proclamation of Salt Lake County recognizing Unified Fire Authority Firefighter Thomas Elbrecht for his act of Civilian Heroism on Dec 14th, 2022 24-1428
  107. 13.2 A Proclamation of the Salt Lake County Council and Mayor Recognizing Black History Month and Recognizing Black Americans and their Contributions to our Nation, State, and County 24-1427
  108. 14. OTHER BUSINESS
  109. 83 ADJOURN
  110. 84 Following the Adjournment of the Council Meeting, Councilmember Dea Theodore and other elected officials will be holding a Black History Month Recognition Ceremony, featuring keynote speaker Ron Williams. The public is invited to attend.

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