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A biography on Magna's city staff directory says Mick Sudbury has served the community for about 15 and a half years, including on the board of trustees of the Magna Water District and as the city's representative on the Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District, appointed by the governor to represent Magna, Kearns and Northrop Grumman. It also lists a new appointment to Wasatch Front Waste and service as booster club president for Cyprus High School football. It describes the water district's work on a water treatment plant, a water reuse plant and expanded secondary water service. The city's directory lists him as mayor.
The council voted 4-1 Oct. 19 on a resolution that limits how the mayor deals with city staff and police, requires council approval for his discretionary appointments and travel, and requires training within 180 days.
· From Magna City Council
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An investigator hired by the city found Mayor Mick Sudbury exercised improper authority and retaliated against a witness, FOX 13 reported in September. Sudbury denied retaliation. No public decision on the referrals had been reported as of Oct. 16.
