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Council agenda for Dec. 1: hearings on scooter rules, water conservation plan, 800 North street vacation and appeal hearing officer system; body camera ordinance up for action

December 1, 2020, 7:05 p.m. · Electronic meeting (no physical anchor location)

The Dec. 1 formal meeting agenda listed four public hearings (an 800 North street vacation, the 2020 Water Conservation Plan, the dockless shared mobility ordinance and the hearing officer system) and a possible vote on a police body-worn camera ordinance. No minutes were available.

From the agenda; results are added when minutes are posted. Updated October 14, 2026.

Decisions at a glance

Agenda, item by item

  1. Item B1 · Development

    Street vacation near 800 North and Warm Springs Road

    Pending · 800 North near Warm Springs Road

    Agenda: hearing on closing a portion of 800 North adjacent to I-15 and Warm Springs Road, no longer used as a roadway; the area would be split between owners to the north and south. Petition PLNPCM2019-00824.

    Follow 800 North street vacation in the development tracker →

  2. Item B2 · Other

    2020 Salt Lake City Water Conservation Plan

    Pending

    Agenda: hearing on a resolution adopting the Public Utilities Department's plan.

  3. Item B3 · City code

    Dockless shared mobility ordinance

    Pending

    Agenda: hearing on regulating electric scooters and similar devices and amending the fee schedule; scooter companies were operating under temporary agreements.

  4. Item B4 · City code

    Appeal hearing officer system replacing Civil Service Commission and Employee Appeals Board

    Pending

    Agenda: hearing on two ordinances repealing City Code 2.16, replacing 2.24 and enacting 2.98.

  5. Item F1 · Public safety

    Police officer body-worn cameras ordinance

    Pending

    Agenda: consideration of a new ordinance standardizing body-worn camera policy that currently exists in Police Department policy and executive orders.

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