South Salt Lake council agenda: three planning commission appointments, transportation fee report and body-art rules
October 14, 2026, 7:00 p.m. · City Council Chambers, 220 East Morris Avenue, Suite 200
The South Salt Lake City Council's Oct. 14 agenda listed three Planning Commission appointments, annual sewer, fraud-risk and Transportation Utility Fee reports, and ordinances on administrative hearings, storm water fees, body art establishments and large-vehicle idling. Minutes were not yet posted, so results are not known.
From the agenda; results are added when minutes are posted. Updated October 21, 2026.
Decisions at a glance
Agenda, item by item
Roads and utilities
Transportation Utility Fee annual report
Pending
The resolution acknowledges the 2026 review. The fund balance at June 30, 2026 was $7,132,484.92. Monthly rates are $1.71 per residential unit, $6.80 per 1,000 sq ft for offices, $13.30 for retail and $15.89 for industrial. 2026 reconstruction cost $5,219,179.15, including Maxwell Ave (300 to 400 East, $1,581,624.51), Truman Ave (130 to 300 East, $914,200) and Cordilla Ave (200 to 300 East, $618,609.20). Pavement management cost $843,481, including micro surfacing on Main Street from 2100 to 3300 South ($380,485). Planned 2027 work includes 700 West reconstruction ($80,000) and up to $1.5 million of street reconstruction, subject to budget.
- Budget$5.22 million
- Budget$843,481
Roads and utilities
Annual sewer report (MWPP)
Pending
The resolution confirms council review of the 2025 wastewater planning report for the state. It cites one Class 1 sewer overflow in 2025 caused by an uncleaned private grease interceptor, nine new residential connections, an average monthly user charge of $128 and an impact fee of $8,252.
Other
Fraud risk assessment
Pending
The resolution acknowledges the FY2026 assessment, which scored 325 of 395 points, completed Oct. 7.
Item Unfinished business 4-7 · City code
Ordinances: administrative hearings, storm water fees, body art, large-vehicle idling
Pending
Four ordinances: Chapter 2.22 on administrative law judges and default judgments; Section 3.11.050(c) on storm water enforcement fees; land use code sections setting rules for body art establishments; and Sections 10.02.020 and 10.08.040 on restricted travel, parking and idling of large vehicles.
Appointment
Planning Commission appointments
Pending
Mayoral appointments of Kathy Self and Amanda Rainey as regular members and Jessica Bird as an alternate.