Council agenda for Nov. 10: hearings on Fleet Block rezone, shared housing and two budget amendments; vote on Telegraph Exchange Lofts rezone

Decisions at a glance

Agenda, item by item

1. Item B1-B2 · Public hearing

   Grant applications: Salt Lake Rotary Foundation (YouthCity furniture) and Child and Adult Care Food Program (YouthCity snacks)

   Pending

   Agenda: one combined public hearing on two grant applications from the Division of Youth and Family Services. The Rotary request would fund furniture and supplies for a new YouthCity site at the Utah State Fairgrounds; the food program grant would reimburse snacks for the 2020-21 school year. Staff recommended closing the hearing and referring the items to a future consent agenda.

   • GrantAmount not given to Salt Lake Rotary Foundation Furniture and supplies for YouthCity site at the Utah State Fairgrounds (grant application)
   • GrantAmount not given to Utah State Office of Education Reimbursement for YouthCity snacks, 2020-21 school year (Child and Adult Care Food Program)

2. Item B3 · Zoning

   Fleet Block zoning amendments

   Pending · 300 to 400 West, 800 to 900 South

   Agenda: public hearing on creating a Form-Based Urban Neighborhood 3 (FB-UN3) zone and rezoning the 10-acre former city fleet maintenance block from Public Land and General Commercial to FB-UN3. Staff referred to motion sheets. Petition PLNPCM2019-00277.

   • Acres: 10
   • Current zone → proposed: PL and CG → FB-UN3
   • Petition: PLNPCM2019-00277

   Follow Fleet Block zoning and public square in the development tracker →

3. Item B4 · City code

   Congregate care text amendment, additional recommendations

   Pending

   Agenda: public hearing on a land use classification for short-term housing for the terminally and seriously ill, including compatibility with adjacent residential neighborhoods and the Institutional Zoning District. Petition PLNPCM2016-00024.

   Follow Congregate care text amendment in the development tracker →

4. Item B5 · City code

   Shared housing zoning text amendments (formerly single room occupancy)

   Pending

   Agenda: public hearing on redefining single room occupancy as 'shared housing', a building with smaller units having sleeping rooms and either a private kitchen or private bath but not both, and allowing units with multiple sleeping rooms. Petition PLNPCM2018-00066.

   Follow Shared housing zoning text amendment in the development tracker →

5. Item B6 · Budget

   Budget Amendment No. 4, fiscal year 2020-21

   Pending

   Agenda: public hearing on an amendment including $1.5 million for the Accelerator program, a youth apprentice program, YouthCity funding, homeless camp clean-up and a downtown ambassadors expansion.

   • Budget$1.50 million Accelerator program expansion

6. Item B7 · Budget

   Budget Amendment No. 5, fiscal year 2020-21

   Pending

   Agenda: public hearing on an amendment accepting $7.1 million in HUD CARES Act grants, temporary lighting near homeless resource centers, windstorm sidewalk repairs, Glendale water park demolition and $20.5 million from the next issuance of the $87 million Streets Reconstruction Bond.

   • Grant$7.10 million to U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development CARES Act grants to be awarded to community organizations through a competitive process. Paid from HUD CARES Act
   • Bond$20.5 million Next issuance of the $87 million voter-approved Streets Reconstruction Bond. Paid from Streets Reconstruction Bond

7. Item C1 · Zoning

   Rezone and master plan amendment, 833 South 800 East (Telegraph Exchange Lofts)

   Pending · 833 South 800 East

   Agenda: potential action on rezoning from R-2 to RMF-45 and changing the future land use designation from Low-Density Residential to Medium/High Density Residential. The applicant also owns the adjacent Telegraph Exchange Building; the parcels would be consolidated for 23 residential units. Petitions PLNPCM2019-01110 and -01111.

   • Current zone → proposed: R-2 → RMF-45
   • Units: 23

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8. Item G1 · City code

   Dockless shared mobility ordinance: set hearing date

   Pending

   Agenda (consent): set Dec. 1 at 7 p.m. for a hearing on regulating electric scooters and other dockless shared mobility devices and amending the fee schedule.

9. Item G2-G8 · Appointment

   Board appointments (consent)

   Pending

   Agenda (consent): appointments of Perry Bankhead, Tonya Allred and Marie Bambo and reappointments of Catalina Pilar Cardona and Rebekah Myers to the Police Civilian Review Board; Shauna Doumbia to the Human Rights Commission; Robert Hyde to the Historic Landmark Commission.

What residents said

Housing densityForm-based zoning