Holladay council adopts county hazard plan and skate park agreement 6-0; budget amendment hearing draws no comment

Decisions at a glance

Agenda, item by item

1. Item IV · Public hearing

   Public hearing: fiscal 2026 budget amendment (third)

   No action

   The General Fund appropriates $226,252 more fund balance and cuts the contribution to fund balance by $85,997 (combined $312,249), raises the building inspection contract by $40,000 and transfers $201,150 to the Local Building Authority for the 2025 bond. No public comment; no vote recorded.

   • Budget$226,252 General Fund appropriated fund balance increase. Paid from General Fund balance
   • Contract$40,000 Building inspection contract increase
   • Payment$201,150 to Holladay Local Building Authority Transfer for 2025 lease revenue bond (City Hall renovation and Spring Lane). Paid from General Fund

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2. Item V · Public safety

   Resolution 2026-07: adopt the 2026 Salt Lake County hazard mitigation plan

   Approved · 6-0

   Adopts the county plan.

   Moved by Council Member Matt Durham, seconded by Council Member Emily Gray. Vote: 6-0

3. Item VI · Contract

   Resolution 2026-08: interlocal agreement with Salt Lake County for the Holladay skate park

   Approved · 6-0

   Interlocal agreement for the skate park.

   • ContractAmount not given to Salt Lake County Holladay skate park

   Moved by Council Member Emily Gray, seconded by Council Member Drew Quinn. Vote: 6-0

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4. Item WM · Other

   Briefing and work meeting: fees, software and Highland Drive

   Discussed · Highland Drive

   Sports field fees include a $500 deposit per group per season. The current software costs about $27,000 a year and the replacement at least $70,000. Proposed business license fees are $298 base and $87 renewal, with collections averaging about $300,000 against about $360,000 proposed. Highland Drive needs about 7 feet from each side for an 80-foot, five-lane cross-section; the council has preferred negotiated purchases over eminent domain.

   • Purchase$70,000 Replacement software, at least

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What residents said

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