Holladay council adopts community clean energy program 5-1 and approves two street vacations 6-0
May 21, 2026, 6:00 p.m. · Temporary City Council Chambers, 3330 South 1300 East, Millcreek
On May 21 the council voted 5-1 to adopt Title 3.32, the Community Clean Energy Program, with Council Member Dave Sundwall opposed and no reasons recorded, and voted 6-0 to vacate right-of-way on Hillsden Drive and Bunkerhill Road. It also approved county funding and America250 resolutions 6-0. The mayor voted with the council as a member.
From the approved minutes. Updated October 14, 2026.
Decisions at a glance
Agenda, item by item
Item IV · Roads and utilities
Ordinance 2026-04: vacate right-of-way on Hillsden Drive
Approved · 6-0
Vacates part of the street, reducing the right-of-way as heard May 7.
Item V · Roads and utilities
Ordinance 2026-05: vacate right-of-way on Bunkerhill Road
Approved · 6-0
Vacates an unused portion of right-of-way to be added to the adjoining property.
Item VI · City code
Ordinance 2026-06: adopt Title 3.32, Community Clean Energy Program
Approved · 5-1
Adopts the program after the May 7 hearing. Council Member Quinn thanked staff and others for studying the issue. Sundwall voted no; the minutes give no reasons.
Item VII · Contract
Resolution 2026-13: interlocal agreement with Salt Lake County for TRCC tax funds
Approved · 6-0
Interlocal agreement for county TRCC funds.
- GrantAmount not given to Salt Lake County
Item VIII · Other
Resolution 2026-14: support America250 and approve Holladay America250 Utah Community Committee
Approved · 6-0
The city would use the America250 logo at summer events; the committee includes the mayor and staff. The mayor said there is no budget impact.
Item X · Budget
City manager report: grant applications and FEMA earmark
Discussed
The city applied for $2 million from the Salt Lake County recreation bond and $1 million from TRCC for Spring Lane Park, with results expected in December. Federal officials agreed to explore options for the earmark although demolition for the seismic retrofit has started.
- Grant$2.00 million to Salt Lake County
- Grant$1.00 million to Salt Lake County
Item XII · Budget
Work meeting: budget and public services
Discussed
Items discussed included a $311,000 county public works contract increase, a possible $1 per unit stormwater increase (about 15%, roughly $181,000) not in the budget, and a $50,000 public works feasibility study. The Highland Drive bridge is expected to finish in early July; asbestos found at City Hall caused some delay.
- Budget$311,000
- Contract$50,000
What residents said
Spring Lane speedingSafe crossings near the future park
Residents raised speeding and traffic on Spring Lane and said a future park at the Spring Lane Elementary site will need safe crossings; the police chief confirmed some vehicles speed and said officers will keep monitoring.