Council agenda for Dec. 8: possible votes on Budget Amendment 5, scooter rules, hearing officer system, Police Civilian Review Board changes and emergency extensions
December 8, 2020, 7:00 p.m. · Electronic meeting (no physical anchor location)
The Dec. 8 formal meeting agenda listed potential action on the Water Conservation Plan, the 800 North street vacation, the dockless mobility ordinance, the hearing officer system and Budget Amendment No. 5, plus Police Civilian Review Board changes and extension of three local emergency declarations. No minutes were available.
From the agenda; results are added when minutes are posted. Updated October 14, 2026.
In brief
10 items came up for a decision or discussion: 10 pending.
The agenda records 2 dollar amounts, the largest $20.5 million.
1 item here is tracked in the city's development tracker.
This write-up links 2 source documents and the meeting video.
Residents raised police oversight and scooters.
The previous City Council meeting was on December 1, 2020: Council work session on Dec. 1 included a 90-minute briefing on housing and planning petitions and Police Civilian Review Board changes
The next one was on December 8, 2020: Council work session on Dec. 8 listed Fleet Block follow-up, UTA transit agreement briefing and Housing Advisory Board interviews
Decisions at a glance
Agenda, item by item
Item C1 · Other
2020 Water Conservation Plan resolution
Pending
Agenda: potential adoption.
Item C2 · Development
Street vacation near 800 North and Warm Springs Road
Pending
Agenda: potential adoption of ordinance closing part of 800 North.
Item C3 · City code
Dockless shared mobility ordinance
Pending
Agenda: potential adoption, including fee schedule changes.
Item C4 · City code
Appeal hearing officer system ordinances
Pending
Agenda: potential adoption of the two ordinances.
Item C5 · Budget
Budget Amendment No. 5, fiscal year 2020-21
Pending
Agenda: potential adoption, including $7.1 million in HUD CARES Act grants and $20.5 million from the Streets Reconstruction Bond.
- Grant$7.10 million to U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
- Bond$20.5 million
Item E1 · Other
Ratify meeting remotely without an anchor location
Pending
Agenda: motion under HB5002.
Item E2-E4 · Other
Local emergency declaration extensions: COVID-19, windstorm, magnitude 5.7 earthquake
Pending
Agenda: resolutions extending the Mayor's proclamations, whose latest extensions ended Dec. 9, 2020.
Item F1 · Other
Joint resolution: electrified transportation goals
Pending
Agenda: potential adoption.
Item F2 · City code
Police Civilian Review Board ordinance changes
Pending
Agenda: potential adoption of changes such as expanding the board, reducing barriers to serving and mandating an annual Council briefing.
Item G1-G5 · Other
Consent items
Pending
Agenda (consent): set Jan. 19 hearing on notice requirements for public-way work permits; reappoint Brianna Binnebose to the PNUT Advisory Board; appoint Katie Sims, Carrie Eschler and Sara Hart to the Housing Advisory and Appeals Board.
What residents said
Police oversightScooters