The Sandy City Council met on Tuesday, June 23, 2026, at 5:15 PM in Council Chambers. The meeting included a public hearing on a budget amendment, a vote to consolidate the Public Works and Public Utilities departments, a Redevelopment Agency (RDA) meeting, public comments on several community issues, and a discussion on fireworks restrictions. The meeting ended with a closed session regarding an individual's character and professional competence.
Got just a couple of minutes left. I'm gonna go ahead and start the meeting recordings or virtual folks can log in. Recording in progress. That they would be able to be safe and to enjoy the upcoming July holidays. Please help us to make good decisions on behalf of the city. I'm with the city council office. I'm Tracy, I'm counsel for the council. Chris Edwards with the council office. Chris Nickel, District Three. Cindy Sharkey at large. Alison Stroud, District Two. We're up to see us at large. Council members online. Do you guys want to go ahead? Yes, thank you. Marcy Houseman, District Four. I'm Aaron DeKaiser at large. I'm Mayor Zoltanski, and I'll be here till 6 o'clock when I have to excuse myself for other city business. Martin Jensen, Deputy CAO. Lynn May, City Attorney. All right. We have a couple of voting items. Should be hopefully not a really lengthy meeting tonight. Fingers crossed everybody. We have a couple of counseling voting items, a couple of consent items, and an RDA meeting before us tonight. We're starting off with a consent calendar, which consists with two sets of minutes, May 26th and June 2nd. Would someone like to make a motion? Madam Chair, I'll make a motion to approve the consent calendar. Second. Motion and a second. All in favor? Aye. Aye. Any opposed. All right. We are already on agenda item number three. Okay. So this is Brian Kelly. So Brian is gonna um ask us for consideration on resolution 2665 C. That's increasing appropriations for the current fiscal year. Brian. Yes, thank you very much. Um this is a public hearing tonight, and we reviewed this last week, but I'll just quickly reiterate this is we're cleaning up some transactions in the current fiscal year, which ends June 30th. Um of these is our state Medicaid assessments. We'd like to increase 50,000, and that's because of the uh increased amount of transports and uh that the fire department has done, and it's a variable percentage of those. And so we need to adjust that higher. Um the next one is we've done a lot of surveying work in the public works department uh with outside companies for the annexations and the plat maps that have been done. So we need to increase public works for that, 85,000. And then the purchase of the Arbor building, we need to recognize that transaction and the bond and budget for the first three months of operations of the Arbor building. Um and then this past year in December, we also closed on the Health Center Theater building where we sold that.