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West Valley City · City Council

Council awards $3.46 million overlay contract and approves two rezonings

February 10, 2026, 6:30 p.m. · West Valley City Hall, Council Chambers, 3600 Constitution Boulevard

Council approved the Kilgore overlay award and eight other consent items 7–0. It approved two rezonings and related agreements, then adopted golf walking-rate changes 6–1. These minutes were approved February 24 without changes.

From the approved minutes. Updated October 20, 2026.

Decisions at a glance

Agenda, item by item

  1. Item Minutes · Other

    January 27 minutes

    Approved · 7-0

    Approved the January 27 regular-meeting minutes without changes.

    Vote: All members voted in favor by voice vote.

  2. Item Public hearing A · Public hearing

    Executive compensation hearing

    No action

    Opened and closed the public hearing on fiscal 2025–2026 municipal executive compensation increases. No one spoke; the minutes record no compensation adoption vote in this item.

  3. Item Ordinance 26-03 / Z-8-2025 · Zoning

    Kingbee Vans site rezoning

    Approved · 7-0 · 5750 West 2300 South

    Changed the 5750 West 2300 South site from LI to M for a proposed Kingbee Vans headquarters, vehicle upfitting and outdoor storage of new vans. No one spoke at the hearing.

    Vote: Unanimous roll-call vote, including the mayor.

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  4. Item Resolution 26-08 · Development

    Kingbee Vans development agreement

    Approved · 6-1

    The resolution section records a 6–1 approval vote for development standards on approximately 6.56 acres, with Mayor Karen Lang opposed after seeking an outdoor-storage height limit. The motion sentence mistakenly repeats Ordinance 26-03; the resolution heading and accompanying discussion identify the agreement.

    • The summarized standards prohibit certain industrial uses, require approvals and improvements before use, require screened outside storage and compliant fencing, and require right-of-way dedication and frontage improvements.
    • No outdoor-storage height restriction is stated as an adopted condition in the recorded motion.

    Vote: The Resolution 26-08 section records six yes votes and Mayor Karen Lang voting no; its motion sentence repeats Ordinance 26-03.. Voting no: Karen Lang

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  5. Item Ordinance 26-04 / Z-9-2025 · Zoning

    4100 South commercial rezoning

    Approved · 7-0 · 5459, 5477 and 5491 West 4100 South

    Approved a change from agricultural zoning to C-2 for a proposed commercial development. Hearing concerns included traffic, privacy and buffering next to homes.

    Vote: Unanimous roll-call vote, including the mayor.

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  6. Item Resolution 26-09 · Development

    4100 South development agreement

    Approved · 7-0

    Authorized the agreement with Elva Rupp Rushton Properties, LLC and A Laurence & Elva J Family Partnership for approximately 5.71 acres. The minutes describe a required traffic-impact study.

    Vote: Unanimous roll-call vote, including the mayor.

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  7. Item Resolution 26-10 · Parks

    Irrigation controllers and data services

    Approved · 7-0

    Approved controllers and cell cards for 29 additional properties and data service for those sites plus 24 existing controllers. This authorizes purchases and service, not verified payments.

    • Purchase$81,809 to Ewing Irrigation and Landscape Products Controllers and cell cards for 29 properties; payment not verified.. State contract MA4880.. Paid from Approved program modification.
    • Contract$10,325 to Rain Bird Ongoing irrigation data service for 53 controllers; minutes do not state a service period and payment is not verified.. Paid from Approved program modification.

    Vote: Approved with all consent-agenda items in one unanimous 7–0 roll-call vote, including the mayor.

  8. Item Resolution 26-11 · Parks

    Park backflow-device replacements

    Approved · 7-0

    Awarded Utah Professional Lawn Care the contract to replace noncompliant backflow devices and add irrigation components at Centennial Park (two installations), Parkway Park and Scottsdale Park.

    • Contract$122,750 to Utah Professional Lawn Care Backflow-device and irrigation work; contract award, not verified payment.. Lowest responsible bidder among six responses.. Paid from Approved program modification.

    Vote: Approved with all consent-agenda items in one unanimous 7–0 roll-call vote, including the mayor.

  9. Item Resolution 26-12 · Roads and utilities

    2026 asphalt overlay contract

    Approved · 7-0

    Awarded Kilgore Contracting the 2.59-mile overlay project, including work on 4100 South and Constitution Boulevard, bridge-deck preservation and speed humps on four streets.

    • Contract$3.46 million to Kilgore Contracting 2026 asphalt overlay, bridge-deck preservation and speed humps; award, not verified payment.. Lowest responsible bidder among seven bids opened January 13, 2026.

    Vote: Approved with all consent-agenda items in one unanimous 7–0 roll-call vote, including the mayor.

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  10. Item Resolution 26-13 · Roads and utilities

    Pearce Farm drainage reimbursement

    Approved · 7-0 · 3525 South 6800 West

    Approved reimbursement to Cottages at Pearce Farm for the added cost of increasing a required 15-inch drain to 24 inches to serve runoff from neighborhoods to the south. No dollar amount is given.

    Vote: Approved with all consent-agenda items in one unanimous 7–0 roll-call vote, including the mayor.

  11. Item Resolution 26-14 · Roads and utilities

    3500 South Safe Sidewalk agreement

    Approved · 7-0

    Approved the UDOT agreement for missing sidewalk segments between Callao Drive and 6935 West. State support is capped at $258,000 and the minimum local match is $86,000; these are funding terms, not a construction award or proof of payment.

    • Grant$258,000 UDOT contribution ceiling for 3500 South sidewalks; up to this amount.. Paid from UDOT Safe Sidewalk Program.
    • Budget$86,000 Minimum local match for the 3500 South sidewalk project; not a contract award.

    Vote: Approved with all consent-agenda items in one unanimous 7–0 roll-call vote, including the mayor.

  12. Item Resolution 26-15 · Roads and utilities

    East-side sidewalk repair contract

    Approved · 7-0

    Awarded Dirty Boys Contracting work at more than 50 locations east of 4800 West, including removal of 76 trees and repair of about 1,950 feet of sidewalk. The minutes anticipated completion by late August 2026; they do not establish completion or state the award amount.

    • ContractAmount not given to Dirty Boys Contracting 2025–2026 East Sidewalk Repair Project; award amount and payment unavailable.

    Vote: Approved with all consent-agenda items in one unanimous 7–0 roll-call vote, including the mayor.

  13. Item Resolution 26-16 · Roads and utilities

    Magna audible pedestrian signals

    Approved · 7-0

    Approved equal cost sharing with Magna City to upgrade pedestrian buttons on three jointly owned traffic signals. The minutes do not state a dollar amount.

    Vote: Approved with all consent-agenda items in one unanimous 7–0 roll-call vote, including the mayor.

  14. Item Resolution 26-17 · Roads and utilities

    Orleans Way stormwater agreement

    Approved · 7-0

    Approved a UDOT agreement addressing drainage improvements and perpetual maintenance of the Orleans Way detention basin serving city streets and Bangerter Highway.

    Vote: Approved with all consent-agenda items in one unanimous 7–0 roll-call vote, including the mayor.

  15. Item Resolution 26-18 · Roads and utilities

    3400 West and 2400 South deed acceptance

    Approved · 7-0

    Accepted a warranty deed from R&E Investment for the remaining protection-strip property connecting a previously conveyed parcel to street right-of-way. No purchase price is stated.

    Vote: Approved with all consent-agenda items in one unanimous 7–0 roll-call vote, including the mayor.

  16. Item Ordinance 26-05 · Taxes and fees

    Golf walking-rate revision

    Approved · 6-1

    Approved a fee-schedule revision separating golf and cart fees and adding walking rates at The Ridge and Stonebridge. This follows the January 27 discussion; the minutes do not list individual adopted rates.

    Vote: Passed 6–1; Tom Huynh voted no.. Voting no: Tom Huynh

What residents said

Golf affordabilityTraffic and privacyNeighborhood odorsDirt-bike safety

Speakers raised golf affordability and card fees, neighborhood odors and dirt-bike safety. The commercial-rezoning hearing included traffic, privacy and buffering concerns.

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