Sandy Public Works town hall draws only two council members, so no quorum and no council business

The city held an administrative town hall at the Public Works facility with a welcome from the mayor, a program overview by Public Works Director Mike Gladbach, a citizen engagement survey, presentations from Engineering, Transportation Engineering, Streets and Operations and Fleet Management, and an open question period. The minutes record that a quorum of the council was not present, and note only two council members attending.

From the approved minutes. Updated October 14, 2026.

In brief

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2 members were present.

The previous City Council meeting was on May 10, 2022: Sandy council hears first look at 66.5-acre Sugarcreek rezone, CDBG recommendations and employee pay plan in work session; no votes

The next one was on May 17, 2022: Sandy council tables Sugarcreek rezone 4-3 and landscaping rules, approves CDBG action plan, and sets a May 31 Alta Canyon meeting

Agenda, item by item

1. Item 1 · Presentation

   Public Works town hall

   Discussed

   The program included a welcome and introductions by Mayor Monica Zoltanski, an overview by Public Works Director Mike Gladbach, a citizen engagement survey, presentations from four Public Works divisions and an open Q&A. The minutes notes record no remarks, figures or statements, and no council action was taken because a quorum was not present.

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