North Salt Lake council agenda: Walker Ridge townhomes rezone, housing element changes and trails plan work session
October 20, 2026, 7:00 p.m. · City Hall, 10 E. Center St., 2nd Floor Council Chambers
The North Salt Lake City Council's Oct. 20 agenda included a rezone and general development plan for the Walker Ridge Townhomes at 3533 S. Highway 89, amendments to moderate income housing rules, a FY2027 budget amendment, and a $184,691.78 slope design bid award to M.C. Green. A 6 p.m. work session reviewed the draft Trails Master Plan. Minutes were not yet posted.
From the agenda; results are added when minutes are posted. Updated October 21, 2026.
Decisions at a glance
Agenda, item by item
Item 7 · Zoning
General development plan and rezone: Walker Ridge Townhomes and Gold Mine Acres Condominiums
Pending
General development plan and rezone requests for 3533 S. Highway 89 (Walker Ridge Townhomes) and nearby property at about 3513 S. Highway 89 (Gold Mine Acres Condominiums). Details were not in the posted notice.
- Applicant: Justin Hansen
Item 4 · Budget
Resolution 2026-50R: FY 2026-27 budget amendment (public hearing)
Pending
Public hearing on amending FY 2026-27 budgets for several funds. The notice gives no amounts.
Item 5 · General plan
Resolution 2026-49R: General Plan Moderate Income Housing Element amendment
Pending
Amends the moderate income housing element of the General Plan.
Item 6 · City code
Ordinance 2026-09: allow preservation of existing moderate income housing as grounds for a PUD
Pending
Amends Title 13 to allow preservation of existing moderate income housing stock as grounds for a planned unit development.
Item 9a · Contract
Bid award: reinforced slope design package, David Way
Pending
Consent bid award to M.C. Green for a reinforced slope design package.
- Contract$184,691.78 to M.C. Green
Item 8 · Other
Resolution 2026-51R: dissolve Re-Addressing Committee
Pending
The agenda replaced mayoral appointments to the Re-Addressing Committee with a resolution dissolving it.
Item WS · Parks
Draft Trails Master Plan (work session)
Discussed
SE Group's draft plan was reviewed with no action requested. It covers maintenance, new corridors and decommissioning user-created trails. Estimates: about 9.2 miles of new corridors for about $290,822 construction and $24,235 design; $8,880 a year to maintain 7.4 miles; and a small Woodbriar trailhead at $125,000-$250,000. The Trails Committee recommended approval Oct. 13 with two changes; the Planning Commission reviews it Oct. 27 and council adoption is scheduled Nov. 4.
- Planning-level estimates; the plan's mileage figures are not fully consistent
What residents said
Housing densityTrail decommissioning