Sandy council annexes four areas and rezones a 0.18-acre parcel, with roll-call tallies not recorded
January 21, 2025, 5:15 p.m. · Council Chambers, Sandy City Hall, 10000 Centennial Parkway, and Zoom
The Sandy City Council adopted four annexation ordinances and a 0.18-acre rezone, each by roll call with tallies not recorded: two small residential areas, Oak Haven and FBAC Development II. It heard the medically vulnerable people shelter quarterly update, honored former County Council Member Jim Bradley and took public comment on the opening prayer. The meeting adjourned at 7:37 p.m.
From the approved minutes. Updated October 14, 2026.
Decisions at a glance
Agenda, item by item
Item 1 · Presentation
Special recognition of former Salt Lake County Council Member Jim Bradley
Discussed
Mayor Monica Zoltanski and the council jointly recognized Bradley for his service to Sandy.
Item 2 · Public safety
Medically vulnerable people shelter quarterly update
Discussed
Mike Young of The Road Home reported 388 individuals served, ages 31 to 86. Jeniece Olsen of Fourth Street Clinic covered patient care, and Laurie Hopkins of Shelter the Homeless covered facility and security updates. No action was taken.
Item 3 · Other
Justice Court temporary judges for 2025 (Resolution 25-04C)
Discussed
Justice Court Administrator Melisse Stiglich presented the resolution; judges would be hired as needed. Council Director Dustin Fratto suggested extending the resolution's effective period. The item was informational.
Item 4 · Other
Consent: draft minutes of Dec. 17, 2024 and Jan. 7, 2025
Approved
Approved by unanimous voice vote.
Item 5 · Annexation
Annexation, R-1-40 (Ordinance 25-04)
Approved
Brian McCuiston of Community Development presented four annexation items and the rezone together; the Planning Commission forwarded a positive recommendation on all. The parcel covers about 1.13 acres on Creek Road. The title lists R-1-40 and the minutes say R-1-40A. Adopted by roll call; the tally is not recorded.
- Acres: about 1.13
- Zone: R-1-40
Item 6 · Annexation
Annexation, R-1-10 (Ordinance 25-03)
Approved
About 0.61 acres on Dimple Dell Road. Adopted by roll call; the tally is not recorded.
- Acres: about 0.61
- Zone: R-1-10
Item 7 · Annexation
Oak Haven annexation, R-1-20 (Ordinance 25-05)
Approved
About 8.36 acres on Oak Haven Place and Willow Park Lane. Adopted by roll call; the tally is not recorded.
- Acres: about 8.36
- Zone: R-1-20
Item 8 · Annexation
FBAC Development II annexation, ID zone (Ordinance 25-06)
Approved
About 5 acres near 8700 South and 700 West. Adopted by roll call; the tally is not recorded.
- Acres: about 5
- Zone: ID
- Applicant: FBAC Development II
Item 10 · Zoning
Rezone, one 0.18-acre parcel from LC to R-1-6 (Ordinance 25-02)
Approved
The Planning Commission forwarded a positive recommendation, and no one spoke at the hearing. The item was information only on Jan. 7. Adopted by roll call; the tally is not recorded.
- Acres: 0.18
- Current zone to proposed: LC to R-1-6
What residents said
Opening prayerRoad constructionSpeed signs
Samuel Winkler reported that the 9000 South project is 76 percent complete and due in July 2025, with 700 West work starting the next week. Craig Ulrich supported the opening prayer, and Pat Jones supported the shelter and the prayer. Catherine Britton suggested a law on cold weather. Kris Nicholl asked for help with neighborhood speed signs. Council Member Marci Houseman made a statement about replacing the opening prayer with a moment of silence.