The Sandy City Council met on Tuesday, June 3, 2025, at 5:15 PM in City Hall and via Zoom. The meeting included informational items on a Jordan Credit Union rezone, a report from City Journals, and a sales and property tax revenue analysis. Public hearings were held on budget amendments, executive compensation, the FY2025-26 budget, and the Redevelopment Agency budget. The council adopted budget amendments, continued the FY2025-26 budget hearing to June 10, and closed the RDA public hearing without adoption. Council members paid tribute to recently deceased community advocate Bruce Blanchard.
Hey everybody, we've still got about two minutes, but I'm gonna start the recording so that our online participants can join the meeting. So are we saying this last year? Recording in progress. But the mere suggestion the street. That's it. So don't feel like we have to discipline. Just give it back to the such people. So if you just want to do like that, just surf it's name. And then that's what they have to do. Just then just give it back to me. So if you just want to go to the thing, it's not a good idea. Okay. I'm just gonna say, yeah, I think just remember something. Well, welcome everyone to tonight's Sandy City Council meeting. My name is Aaron DeKaiser, current chair and at large member. Today is Tuesday, June third, twenty twenty-five. We will uh start our meeting with the printer pledge of allegiance. We'll be led in prayer tonight by Mr. Ellis, please. Dear God, our Father in heaven. We bow our heads in gratitude for this day and the opportunity we have this evening to engage in this public process and then uh live up to our civic duties and we pray for these elected officials and uh that they would be blessed in their hearts and minds that would be open to um solutions for problems that we face as a community. We're so thankful for freedom and opportunity and for again for this opportunity to participate tonight. We're also mindful of the many people around the world who are dealing with political struggles and and civil unrest and war, and we ask that that was blessed there, and the leaders of those nations that their hearts and minds would be open. Again, we're thankful, Father, for this opportunity. We pray for these those who participate tonight, that their messages will be conveyed in a way that has been that they've prepared for and that uh would be pleasing to the we ask this humbly in the name of our Savior Jesus Christ. Amen. Thank you. If you all please rise, we'll recite the Pledge of Allegiance together. I've allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republican stands. One nation or thank you. We do have some public hearings on tonight's agenda. So if you're here wanting to make a comment on those, when you fill out your card in the back and give it to staff in the back or at front, please mark on the card that you're speaking for the public hearing. Otherwise, we'll have the general citizen comment no earlier than six o'clock. Let's go to our uh introductions from the dais, starting with Mr. Fratto, please. Of course, thank you, Mr. Chair. Uh, my name is Dustin Fratto. I'm with the City Council office. There are two additional council staff members in the back of the room, Justin Sorensen and Liz Terriel. And then Mr. Cadell, I believe. He'll be here. He must just be running a little bit late. Chris Edwards with the council office. Zach Robinson, district three. Ryan Meekham, District 1. Marcy Houseman, District 4. Alison Stroud, District 2. Brooke D'Souza at large.