Ogden council tables refuse cart rules for narrow streets and sets water meter plan for hearing
October 13, 2020, 6:00 p.m. · Electronic meeting via Zoom
At a special council meeting, Ogden tabled to Nov. 17 an ordinance on refuse carts on narrow streets after taking input, 6-0. It also authorized disposal of unclaimed firearms held by police and by the Weber Morgan Narcotics Strike Force, and set a Nov. 10 hearing on adding a water meter replacement project to the capital plan. The council recognized former Council member Susan Van Hooser.
From the agenda and city or news reports of the results; minutes not yet posted. Updated October 14, 2026.
Decisions at a glance
Agenda, item by item
Item 6a · City code
Refuse carts on narrow streets (Ordinance 2020-53)
Tabled · 6-0
The council received input on Ordinance 2020-53, which would amend municipal code subsection 12-2-2 on refuse carts on narrow streets. It tabled the ordinance to Nov. 17.
Item 6b-i · Public safety
Disposition of unclaimed firearms, Ogden Police (Resolution 2020-28)
Approved · 6-0
The council adopted Resolution 2020-28 authorizing disposition of unclaimed firearms held by the Ogden Police Department.
Item 6b-ii · Public safety
Disposition of unclaimed currency and firearms, Weber Morgan Narcotics Strike Force (Resolution 2020-29)
Approved · 6-0
The council adopted Resolution 2020-29 authorizing disposition of unclaimed currency and confiscated firearms held by the strike force, for maintenance and operational costs.
Item 5a · Roads and utilities
Capital plan amendment for water meter replacement (Ordinance 2020-52)
Approved · 6-0
By common consent the council set a Nov. 10 public hearing on Ordinance 2020-52, which would add Project WU001 to the FY2021-2025 Capital Improvement Plan for replacing aging water meters and hardware systems.
Item 3a · Presentation
Recognition of Susan Van Hooser
No action
The council recognized former Council member and longtime resident Susan Van Hooser for her contributions to the community. No action was required.
What residents said
Refuse carts on narrow streets