[CALL TO ORDER]
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          READY? ALL RIGHT. WELCOME, EVERYBODY. WE WILL NOW CALL TO ORDER THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING FOR MARCH 10TH, 2026. VERY EXCITED TO HAVE A. LOOKS LIKE A VERY BIG HOUSE FOR US HERE TODAY. SO IT MUST BE SOMETHING EXCITING. WE'RE GOING TO START OFF, THOUGH, WITH OUR PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE. I SHOULD POINT OUT REAL QUICK THAT YOU YOU DO SEE ONE PERSON WHO IS MISSING, COUNCIL MEMBER HARRIS. SHE IS JOINING US ON ZOOM AND IS ALL, WELL THERE. I WILL TELL YOU, IT'S LIKE 3:00 IN THE MORNING THERE WHERE SHE IS. SO HOPEFULLY WE HEAR NO SNORING DURING THE ZOOM THING. SO WE'LL KEEP HER MICROPHONE OFF. BUT WE WILL START THIS MEETING WITH OUR PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE. AND WE DO HAVE MICHELLE KASTELIC, SENIOR PATROL LEADER FROM TROOP 92 NINE 2692 G. I, I GOT THAT WRITTEN AND I COULDN'T TELL THAT WAS A G OR A SIX. SO MICHELLE, WE WELCOME YOU. PLEASE RECITE THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE WITH ME. I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND TO THE REPUBLIC FOR WHICH IT STANDS. ONE NATION UNDER GOD, INDIVISIBLE, WITH LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL. THE AUDIENCE MAY BE SEATED. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. I'VE GOT QUITE A FEW DIFFERENT THINGS ON OUR AGENDA 
          [a.
 Presentation of the Utah Chapter APWA Water Operator of the Year Award to Francisco Recendez]
TONIGHT. OUR FIRST IS GOING TO BE A SPECIAL RECOGNITION. IT'S A PRESENTATION OF THE UTAH CHAPTER APWA WATER OPERATOR OF THE YEAR AWARD. AND THIS IS GOING TO FRANCISCO. RESENDIZ. I MADE SURE I WAS TRYING TO GET THAT RIGHT, AND THEY'RE GOING TO HAVE GREG DAVENPORT COME UP AND GIVE THAT. SO THANK YOU, GREG, I WOULD LIKE TO INTRODUCE, JUST FOR A SECOND, OUR PRESENTER OF THIS AWARD. YOU MIGHT RECOGNIZE THIS HANDSOME YOUNG MAN AS OUR ENGINEERING PROJECT MANAGER WHO'S DONE SO MANY GREAT PROJECTS FOR US. BUT HE IS ALSO AN APWU BOARD MEMBER FOR THE UTAH CHAPTER OF THE AQUA NATIONAL ORGANIZATION, AND HE IS HERE TO PRESENT THIS AWARD TO FRANCISCO. THANKS, GREG. YES, I'M I'M ON THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE UTAH CHAPTER OF THE APWA, WHICH IS THE AMERICAN PUBLIC WORKS ASSOCIATION. IT'S A LARGE PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION IN THE US AND UP INTO CANADA. WE'RE IN REGION NINE, AND THEN WE BREAK OFF INTO OUR OWN UTAH CHAPTER. SO PART OF OUR MISSION, YOU KNOW, IS I'LL JUST READ WHAT OUR MISSION STATEMENT IS, IS TO SUPPORT THOSE WHO OPERATE, IMPROVE AND MAINTAIN PUBLIC WORKS AND INFRASTRUCTURE THROUGH ADVOCACY, EDUCATION AND MEMBER ENGAGEMENT. AND PART OF THAT IS OUR AWARDS THAT WE DO ANNUALLY. SO WHAT I'D LIKE TO DO IS BRING UP THE NOMINATOR WHO IS THE WHO IS FRANCISCO'S SUPERVISOR, AND THEN FRANCISCO CAN COME ON UP. I'D LIKE THIS IS TRAVIS KENNEDY, THE WATER OPERATIONS SUPERVISOR. I'D LIKE HIM TO SAY A FEW WORDS, MAYBE READ THE NOMINATION, AND THEN WE'LL OFFICIALLY PRESENT FRANCISCO, THE WATER OPERATOR AWARD. ALL RIGHT, I'LL JUST START WITH THIS NOMINATION LETTER I WROTE UP A FEW MONTHS BACK. SO FOR MORE THAN 11 YEARS, FRANCISCO RESENDIZ HAS BEEN AN INDISPENSABLE MEMBER OF THE WEST JORDAN WATER DIVISION. HIS CAREER IS A REMARKABLE EXAMPLE OF DEDICATION, PROFESSIONAL GROWTH, AND QUIET LEADERSHIP. BEGINNING AS A SYSTEM OPERATOR ONE, FRANCISCO STEADILY ADVANCED THROUGH THE RANKS TO HIS CURRENT ROLE AS A TECHNICIAN, AN ACHIEVEMENT THAT REFLECTS NOT ONLY HIS TECHNICAL PROFICIENCY BUT ALSO HIS DEEP COMMITMENT TO THE CITY OF WEST JORDAN AND ITS RESIDENTS. THROUGHOUT HIS CAREER, FRANCISCO HAS CONTINUOUSLY BUILT UPON THE FOUNDATION KNOWLEDGE OF SYSTEM OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE. EACH STEP ALONG THE CAREER LADDER HAS ADDED TO HIS COMPREHENSIVE UNDERSTANDING OF OUR WATER SYSTEM. TODAY, HE POSSESSES AN EXPERT LEVEL KNOWLEDGE OF EVERY ASPECT OF OUR OPERATION, FROM FIELD LEVEL INFRASTRUCTURE TO SYSTEM WIDE AUTOMATION AND DATA MANAGEMENT. HIS INSIGHT AND INVOLVEMENT ARE CRITICAL IN ALL SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS AND INFRASTRUCTURE UPGRADES TO KEEP OUR WATER SYSTEM OPERATIONS MODERN, EFFICIENT AND SECURE. IN HIS CURRENT POSITION SCADA TECHNICIAN, HE PLAYS A VITAL ROLE, OFTEN BEHIND THE SCENES, ENSURING THE SUCCESS OF OUR 
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ENTIRE DIVISION. HE MANAGES AND MAINTAINS THE CITY'S EXTENSIVE NETWORK OF RADIO TELEMETRY UNITS, OR RTUS. WE HAVE 41 SITES ACROSS THE CITY WHICH PROVIDE THOUSANDS OF REAL TIME DATA POINTS. HE CAREFULLY MONITORS, INTERPRETS, AND ANALYZES DATA DAILY TO GUIDE KEY OPERATIONAL DECISIONS. HIS WORK DIRECTLY SUPPORTS THE EFFICIENT MOVEMENT OF BILLIONS OF GALLONS OF WATER EACH YEAR, ENSURING THAT EVERY RESIDENT AND BUSINESS IN WEST JORDAN HAS A RELIABLE ACCESS TO CLEAN WATER. WHEN OUR CITY FACED A SIGNIFICANT CYBER INCIDENT THAT AFFECTED ALL COMPUTER BASED PROCESSES, INCLUDING THE DATA SYSTEM, FRANCISCO'S LEADERSHIP AND INGENUITY WERE INSTRUMENTAL IN MAINTAINING UNINTERRUPTED SERVICES. HE QUICKLY DEVELOPED A SECURE WORKAROUND TO ALLOW OUR TEAM TO CONTINUE OPERATING EFFECTIVELY, ENSURING NOT A SINGLE CUSTOMER EXPERIENCED AN OUTAGE. IN HIS CALM, SOLUTION ORIENTED APPROACH. UNDER PRESSURE EXEMPLIFIES HIS TECHNICAL MASTERY AND COMMITMENT TO PUBLIC SERVICE. 
          FOLLOWING THAT INCIDENT, HE WAS THE DRIVING FORCE IN REBUILDING AND FORTIFYING OUR DATA INFRASTRUCTURE. HE LED THE INTEGRATION OF NEW SOFTWARE AND HARDWARE COLLABORATING, COLLABORATING CLOSELY WITH BOTH OUR IT DEPARTMENT AND EXTERNAL VENDORS. THANKS TO HIS METICULOUS COORDINATION AND TECHNICAL EXPERTISE, THE SYSTEM UPGRADE WAS COMPLETED EFFICIENTLY, SECURELY AND WITHOUT ANY DISRUPTION TO ESSENTIAL OPERATIONS. BEYOND HIS TECHNICAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS, HE HIS COLLABORATIVE SPIRIT AND DECISION OF KNOWLEDGE SHARING HAVE MADE HIM AN INVALUABLE MENTOR WITHIN THE WATER DIVISION. HE ROUTINELY TRAINS AND SUPPORTS STAFF AT ALL LEVELS, HELPING THEM UNDERSTAND AND CONFIDENTLY NAVIGATE THE DATA SYSTEM. HIS ABILITY TO TRANSLATE COMPLEX TECHNICAL CONCEPTS INTO CLEAR, ACTIONABLE GUIDANCE FOSTERS TEAMWORK, OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE AND PROFESSIONAL GROWTH ACROSS THE DEPARTMENT. HE ALSO ENSURES THAT OUR REPORTING AND COMPLIANCE STANDARDS ARE CONSISTENTLY MET. HE PREPARES DETAILED REPORTS ON SYSTEM PERFORMANCE, WELL OPERATION WATER USAGE, SUPPORTING BOTH INTERNAL DECISION MAKING AND STATE AND FEDERAL REPORTING REQUIREMENTS. HIS ATTENTION TO DETAIL AND ACCURACY ARE SECOND TO NONE. KNOWN FOR HIS RELIABILITY, FRANCISCO IS AVAILABLE AROUND THE CLOCK TO ASSIST WITH TROUBLESHOOTING AND SYSTEM CHALLENGES, WHETHER BY PHONE, REMOTE ACCESS, OR IN-PERSON RESPONSE. HE PROVIDES IMMEDIATE SUPPORT TO ENSURE UNINTERRUPTED WATER SERVICE. HIS WILLINGNESS TO WORK NIGHTS, WEEKENDS OR HOLIDAYS UNDERSCORES HIS COMMITMENT TO THE COMMUNITY AND THE TRUST PLACED TO HIM BY HIS COLLEAGUES. COMMITTED TO CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT, HE ACTIVELY PURSUES ADDITIONAL EDUCATION IN ELECTRICAL AND TELEMETRY SYSTEMS. HIS ONGOING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ENHANCES HIS ABILITY TO ANTICIPATE POTENTIAL ISSUES AND IMPLEMENT PROACTIVE SOLUTIONS, FURTHER SAFEGUARDING THE INTEGRITY OF OUR WATER SYSTEM. 
          HIS PROFESSIONALISM, TECHNICAL EXPERTISE AND STEADFAST DEDICATION HAVE MADE HIM A CORNERSTONE. A CORNERSTONE OF THE WEST JORDAN WATER DIVISION. THROUGH THOUGH HIS WORK OFTEN OCCURS BEHIND THE SCENES IS IMPACT IS VISIBLE EVERY DAY IN THE RELIABILITY, SAFETY AND EFFICIENCY OF THE WATER SYSTEMS SUPPLY. FOR THESE REASONS AND MANY MORE, I WAS HONORED TO NOMINATE FRANCISCO FOR THE 2025 OUTSTANDING DRINKING WATER PROFESSIONAL AWARD. SO, CISCO, YOU WANT TO COME UP? THANK YOU. YEAH. IT'S AN HONOR TO PRESENT THIS TO ONE OF OUR OUR OWN. SO CONGRATULATIONS FRANCISCO. THANK YOU GUYS. APPRECIATE IT. THANK YOU. AS A COUNCIL, WE'D LIKE TO GET A PICTURE AS WELL WITH THE. SO WE'LL COME DOWN AND GET A PICTURE. 
          FOR ALL. THAT WORK. AND THREE. ONE MORE. 123. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. 
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I FOUND IT VERY VERY HUMBLING AND HEARTWARMING OVER MY SHORT TEN YEARS SO FAR ON THIS COUNCIL TO SEE HOW MANY TIMES WEST JORDAN EMPLOYEES HAVE RECEIVED AWARDS LIKE THAT. IT REALLY TELLS YOU THE TYPE OF PEOPLE THAT WE ATTRACT, THE TYPE OF PEOPLE WE HELP KEEP HERE. SO FRANCISCO, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR EFFORTS. AND AND TO ALL OF OUR WEST JORDAN EMPLOYEES, WE DO HAVE SOME OF THE BEST IN THE ENTIRE STATE. WE'RE GOING TO MOVE ON TO OUR REPORTS. NOW WE'RE GOING TO ADD TO OUR USUAL JUST COUNCIL AND MAYOR'S 
          [a.
 Cultural Arts Society of West Jordan Annual Report]
REPORTS. WE'RE GOING TO HEAR A REPORT FROM OUR CULTURAL ARTS SOCIETY OF WEST JORDAN. YOU'LL HEAR IT KNOWN AS CASA. JUST BECAUSE WE AS A AS A HUMAN RACE, DON'T LIKE TO SAY FULL WORDS ANYMORE. SO YOU'LL HEAR THAT A POINT. SO WE'LL BRING UP THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF CASA, DYLAN WOODS. THANK YOU. LET ME KNOW IF I AM SOFT SPOKEN. I MY NAME IS DYLAN WORKMAN. I'M EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, AS MENTIONED OF THE CULTURAL ARTS SOCIETY OF WEST JORDAN. AND I PERSONALLY AM JUST HONORED TO EXPRESS GRATITUDE FOR THE CITY OF WEST JORDAN AND FOR ENABLING WHAT THE CULTURAL ARTS HAS BECOME IN OUR CITY. I ENJOYED PREPARING THIS REPORT BECAUSE I'VE BEEN ABLE TO OBSERVE WHAT HAS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED IN THE LAST YEAR IN A VERY INTIMATE WAY, AND IT'S FUN TO DIG INTO WHAT THESE GROUPS HAVE DONE AND WHAT THEY'RE DOING FOR THE PEOPLE OF WEST JORDAN AND THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITY. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO ASK QUESTIONS AT ANY POINT. I AM NEW TO MY ROLE, BUT I HOPE THAT I CAN ANSWER THOSE QUESTIONS FOR YOU. YOU'LL SEE BEHIND ME MEMBERS OF OUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS. IF YOU'VE MET THEM BEFORE, THEY'RE ALSO HERE AS WELL. SO. DO I HAVE A POWERPOINT? THERE WE GO. SO I'LL START FIRST WITH OUR MISSION STATEMENT, WHICH IS TO PROMOTE A RICH CULTURAL LIFE BY PROMOTING AND SUSTAINING VISUAL, PERFORMING AND LITERARY ARTS IN OUR COMMUNITY. AND I ADDED A LITTLE SECONDARY MISSION, WHICH IS I THINK THAT OUR MISSION IS TO MAKE PEOPLE SMILE. YOU'LL SEE MORE OF THAT IN A FEW SLIDES. OUR VISION FOR ACCOMPLISHING, ACCOMPLISHING OUR MISSION IS TO THAT WE WILL EXCUSE ME. WE ENVISION A VIBRANT AND INCLUSIVE ARTS COMMUNITY THAT SHOWCASES THE DIVERSITY AND ENTHUSIASM OF OUR RESIDENTS, STRENGTHENS THE LOCAL CREATIVE ECOSYSTEM, PROMOTES PARTICIPATION ACROSS GENERATIONS, PRESERVE AND CELEBRATES PUBLIC ART, SUPPORTS ARTISTS IN THEIR DEVELOPMENT, AND FOSTERS CULTURAL UNDERSTANDING THROUGH MEANINGFUL ARTISTIC ENGAGEMENT. THROUGH OUR AFFILIATED ARTISTIC ORGANIZATIONS, WE SUPPORT A WIDE RANGE OF CREATIVE OPPORTUNITIES IN WEST JORDAN THE LITERARY ARTS SOCIETY, SUGAR FACTORY PLAYHOUSE, THE VISUAL ARTS SOCIETY, WEST JORDAN COMMUNITY BAND, WEST JORDAN JAZZ BAND, THE NEWLY ADDED WEST JORDAN WINDS, WEST JORDAN SYMPHONY, AND WEST JORDAN YOUTH THEATER. OVER THE NEXT SEVERAL SLIDES, I WILL HIGHLIGHT KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND IMPACT DATA FROM CALENDAR YEAR 2025. OUR FINANCIAL REPORTING FOLLOWS THE FISCAL YEAR. PARTICIPATION AND ATTENDANCE DATA ARE REPORTED ON A CALENDAR YEAR BASIS. TO CAPTURE FULL PRODUCTION CYCLES AND PROVIDE THE CLEAREST PICTURE OF CURRENT PROGRAM ENGAGEMENT. THESE METRICS DEMONSTRATE HOW THE CITY'S SUPPORT DURING THE PREVIOUS FISCAL YEAR DIRECTLY CONTRIBUTED TO AND EXPANDED PROGRAMING, INCREASED ATTENDANCE, AND BROADER COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION. IN 2025, TOTAL ATTENDANCE ACROSS ALL PROGRAMS REACHED 20,155, REPRESENTING AN 83.4% INCREASE OVER 2024. DURING THAT SAME PERIOD, VENUE CAPACITY UTILIZATION REACHED 62.3%. THAT'S A NEW METRIC WE'LL BE KEEPING TRACK OF YEAR OVER YEAR. WE WANT TO BE UTILIZING OUR VENUES TO THE MAXIMUM CAPACITY THAT WE CAN. SO WE'RE SETTING THAT AT 62.3% IN 2026, AND WE'LL REPORT ON THAT AGAIN NEXT YEAR AND SEE A BIG INCREASE. THESE STATISTICS REFLECT SIGNIFICANTLY STRONGER AUDIENCE TURNOUT ACROSS OUR PERFORMANCES AND EVENTS. AND THIS GROWTH ALSO TRANSLATED INTO EXPANDING 
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EXPANDED PROGRAMING. WITH 118 PUBLIC EVENTS, AN INCREASE OF 19 ADDITIONAL EVENTS COMPARED TO PREVIOUS YEAR. AND I'D LIKE TO HIGHLIGHT SOME OF OUR ARTISTIC ORGANIZATIONS, AND I APOLOGIZE FOR THE FORMATTING ON THAT LONG GROUP NAME. ONE OF THE MOST EXCITING DEVELOPMENTS THIS YEAR CAME FROM THE LITERARY ARTS SOCIETY OF WEST JORDAN. IN OCTOBER, THAT ORGANIZATION LAUNCHED THEIR FIRST EVER UTAH READERS FEST, BRINGING TOGETHER 50 AUTHORS AND MORE THAN 630 ATTENDEES FOR A FULL DAY CELEBRATING LITERATURE, STORYTELLING AND CREATIVE DIALOG. WHAT BEGAN AS A PILOT INITIATIVE QUICKLY DEMONSTRATED THE POTENTIAL TO BECOME A SIGNATURE LITERARY EVENT FOR THE REGION. IN ADDITION TO THIS FESTIVAL, THE LITERARY ARTS SOCIETY HOSTED 23 REGULAR MEETINGS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, DRAWING OVER 500 PARTICIPANTS WHO ENGAGED IN WRITING WORKSHOPS, AUTHOR DISCUSSIONS, AND LITERARY COLLABORATION. THESE PROGRAMS CONTINUE TO BUILD A VIBRANT LITERARY COMMUNITY IN WEST JORDAN, WHILE CREATING OPPORTUNITIES FOR BOTH EMERGING AND ESTABLISHED WRITERS TO CONNECT WITH READERS. AND IMPORTANTLY, THIS MOMENTUM IS NOT ISOLATED TO THE LITERARY ARTS. WE'RE SEEING SIMILAR GROWTH AND ENGAGEMENT ACROSS THEATER, MUSIC, VISUAL ARTS, PROGRAMING THROUGHOUT THE ORGANIZATION, INCLUDING SUGARS, SUGAR FACTORY PLAYHOUSE. A NEW MILESTONE THIS YEAR IS THAT THEY INTRODUCED SEASON TICKETING FOR THE FIRST TIME, CREATING A NEW WAY FOR AUDIENCES TO STAY ENGAGED ACROSS MULTIPLE PRODUCTIONS. 
          THEY ALSO LAUNCHED MILITARY AND VETERAN OUTREACH DURING THEIR PRODUCTION OF THE HASTY HEART. 
          EXPANDING ACCESSIBILITY AND COMMUNITY RECOGNITION. IN TOTAL, 73 WEST JORDAN RESIDENTS PARTICIPATED DIRECTLY IN PRODUCTIONS AND PERFORMANCES, WELCOMED OVER 2400 PATRONS. OF COURSE, REFLECTING STRONG COMMUNITY INTEREST IN LOCAL COMMUNITY THEATER. NEXT, WE HAVE THE GROWING VISUAL ARTS SOCIETY OF WEST JORDAN, AND THIS YEAR WE ARE VERY PLEASED TO SHARE THAT WE HAVE HAD A 50% INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF ARTISTS COMING TO WEST JORDAN. 
          FOR ART IN THE PARK. YOU'LL BE ABLE TO PARTICIPATE IN ART IN THE PARK ON MAY 2ND FROM 11 A.M. TO 4 P.M. WE'D LOVE TO SEE YOU THERE AT VETERANS MEMORIAL PARK. THEY ALSO LAUNCHED EXPLORING ART WITH MICHAEL GOODMAN, OFFERING FREE CLASSES ACROSS SIX DIFFERENT ARTISTIC MEDIUMS, HELPING REMOVE BARRIERS FOR FIRST TIME PARTICIPANTS. SIX DIFFERENT LOCAL ARTISTS ALSO EXHIBITED THEIR ARTWORK IN CITY HALL. WEST JORDAN COMMUNITY BAND. 
          THEY CONTINUE TO GROW. WE CAN'T STOP IT NOW SERVING 150 TOTAL PARTICIPANTS, INCLUDING 56 WEST JORDAN RESIDENTS. THIS YEAR. THEY ALSO INTRODUCED WEST JORDAN WINDS, AN ADDITIONAL GROUP EXPANDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR MUSICIANS AND STRENGTHENING THE BAND PROGRAM. OVERALL, AUDIENCE ENGAGEMENT REMAINS STRONG, WITH 2050 ATTENDEES ACROSS PERFORMANCES, BOTH REHEARSAL AND PERFORMANCE SPACES ARE CURRENTLY AT CAPACITY WHEN THEY PERFORM, DEMONSTRATING THE PROGRAM'S POPULARITY AND CONTINUED GROWTH. WEST JORDAN JAZZ BAND HAS STRENGTHENED ITS EDUCATIONAL PARTNERSHIP WITH COPPER HILLS HIGH SCHOOL, HELPING CREATE A STRONGER PIPELINE FOR STUDENT MUSICIANS AND EXPANDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR THOSE WHO MAY NOT OTHERWISE HAVE ACCESS TO SCHOOL MUSIC PROGRAMS. AT A RECENT PERFORMANCE, 147 AUDIENCE MEMBERS ATTENDED, INCLUDING 63 FIRST TIME JAZZ BAND ATTENDEES, DEMONSTRATING THAT THE PROGRAM IS SUCCESSFULLY REACHING NEW AUDIENCE, NEW AUDIENCE MEMBERS, WHILE CONTINUING TO GROW COMMUNITY INTEREST IN LIVE JAZZ. WESTERN SYMPHONY EXPERIENCED SIGNIFICANT GROWTH THIS YEAR, PERFORMING THREE CONSECUTIVE SOLD OUT CONCERTS AT THE NEW COMMUNITY AND ARTS CENTER, EVEN FILLING SEATS IN THE GENERAL PURPOSE ROOM WHERE PATRONS WATCHED THE LIVE PERFORMANCE VIA LIVE STREAMING. THE ORCHESTRA ALSO IMPLEMENTED A TICKETING MODEL, WHICH HELPED REDUCE NO SHOWS WHILE STILL MAINTAINING ACCESSIBILITY THROUGH WHAT THEY CALL THE MUSICIANS IN HARMONY PROGRAM, PROVIDING COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS 
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FOR 100 COMMUNITY MEMBERS WHO OTHERWISE NOT MIGHT NOT HAVE BEEN ABLE TO ATTEND. IN ADDITION, THE SYMPHONY ACTIVATED THE COMMUNITY AND ARTS CENTER WITH EXPANDED MULTIMEDIA PRODUCTION ELEMENTS. AS YOU CAN SEE ON SCREEN, INCLUDING LIGHTING EFFECTS, PROJECTION DESIGN, CREATING A MORE IMMERSIVE CONCERT EXPERIENCE FOR AUDIENCES, AND DEMAND TO BE A PART OF THE SYMPHONY CONTINUES TO GROW, WITH NEARLY 100 COMMUNITY MEMBERS REQUESTING TO JOIN THE SYMPHONY IN 2025. WESTWARD AND YOUTH THEATER CONTINUES TO BE ONE OF THE HIGHEST IMPACT PROGRAMS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE IN OUR COMMUNITY. IN 2025, THE PROGRAM PRODUCED TWO MAJOR PRODUCTIONS, JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH AND FREAKY FRIDAY, REACHING MORE THAN 2300 AUDIENCE MEMBERS. THE PERFORMANCES OF JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH ACHIEVED A 75%. THE PROGRAM ALSO EXPANDED THIS YEAR BY ADDING A THIRD PRODUCTION TO THE PROGRAM TO THEIR SEASON, AGAIN REFLECTING THE GROWTH AND INTEREST FROM YOUTH IN THE COMMUNITY. ACCESSIBILITY FOR YOUTH THEATER REMAINS A PRIORITY. THEY DISTRIBUTED COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS TO TITLE ONE SCHOOLS, AND THEY PROVIDE YOUTH SPONSORSHIPS, ENSURING THAT PARTICIPATION REMAINS OPEN TO FAMILIES WHO NEED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE SO THAT THEIR KIDS CAN PARTICIPATE IN THE THEATER PROGRAM. ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT INDICATORS OF IMPACT IS HOW CONSISTENTLY THE ARTS ARE AVAILABLE IN THE COMMUNITY. ACROSS OUR ORGANIZATIONS, WE PROVIDE AN AVERAGE OF 22 HOURS PER WEEK OF STRUCTURED ARTS OPPORTUNITIES. THESE INCLUDE REHEARSALS, AUDITIONS, PERFORMANCES, AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS. WHAT THIS MEANS IS THAT THERE IS A RELIABLE ENTRY POINT INTO THE ARTS ALMOST EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK FOR WEST JORDAN RESIDENTS. ON ANY GIVEN WEEK, YOU CAN FIND A PROGRAM HAPPENING, YOUTH THEATER REHEARSALS, JAZZ BAND, COMMUNITY BAND, VISUAL ARTS WORKSHOPS OR CLASSES, LITERARY ARTS EVENTS OR SYMPHONY REHEARSALS. THIS CONSISTENCY IS IMPORTANT BECAUSE IT MEANS THE ARTS ARE NOT JUST OCCASIONAL EVENTS. THE OPENING OF THE COMMUNITY AND ARTS CENTER CREATED NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR COLLABORATION AND OUTREACH AS WELL. ONE EXAMPLE IS OUR PARTNERSHIP WITH SKY ISLAND STRING QUARTET, WHICH ALLOWED WEST JORDAN SYMPHONY TO DELIVER FORMAL MUSIC EDUCATION EXPERIENCES AT WEST JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL AND LOCAL MIDDLE SCHOOLS. 
          THROUGH PARTNERSHIPS LIKE THIS, ARE PROGRAMS ARE ABLE TO EXTEND BEYOND PERFORMANCES AND CONNECT DIRECTLY WITH STUDENTS IN THE CLASSROOM. THIS SLIDE REPRESENTS CROSS PROGRAM PARTICIPATION, WITH 847 TOTAL PARTICIPANTS INVOLVED ACROSS OUTREACH AND COLLABORATIVE PROGRAMS, INCLUDING EDUCATION INITIATIVES, PERFORMANCES, COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT ACTIVITIES LIKE ART IN THE PARK. OF THOSE PARTICIPANTS, 35% ARE WEST JORDAN RESIDENTS, DEMONSTRATING THAT THE CITY'S INVESTMENT IS SUPPORTING MEANINGFUL LOCAL PARTICIPATION WHILE ALSO ATTRACTING BROADER REGIONAL ENGAGEMENT. MOST IMPORTANTLY, THESE PARTNERSHIPS SHOW THAT THE COMMUNITY AND ARTS CENTER IS FUNCTIONING AS A TRUE CULTURAL HUB, BRINGING TOGETHER MULTIPLE DISCIPLINES AND ORGANIZATIONS TO SERVE THE COMMUNITY. THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF OUR STRONG COMMUNITY SUPPORT. IN 2025, OUR ORGANIZATIONS RECORDED 28,533 VOLUNTEER HOURS, REPRESENTING AN 18% INCREASE OVER THE PREVIOUS YEAR AND WHEN VALUED ACCORDING TO STANDARD NONPROFIT VOLUNTEER RATES. THAT AMOUNTS TO ALMOST $1 MILLION IN IN-KIND CONTRIBUTION VIA VOLUNTEER HOURS SUPPORT. NOW WE GET INTO MONEY. THIS SLIDE PROVIDES A SNAPSHOT OF OUR FISCAL YEAR 2024 2025 REVENUE. YES. MAY I ASK A FEW QUESTIONS BEFORE WE GO THERE? SO IT LOOKS LIKE ABOUT A THIRD OF THE PARTICIPANTS ARE WEST JORDAN RESIDENTS. YES, BOTH OF YOU ARE. 
          BOTH OF YOUR GRAPHIC SHOWED IN DIFFERENT PLACES. AND ON YOUR LAST SLIDE WHEN YOU SAID YOU KNOW, ABOUT $1 MILLION. SO IF I'M PARTICIPATING IN THE SYMPHONY AND I COME TO PRACTICE ONCE A WEEK FOR TWO HOURS, AND THEN I PARTICIPATE IN THE PRODUCTIONS A FEW TIMES A YEAR, 
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ARE YOU COUNTING? IS THAT WHERE THE HOURS ARE COMING FROM? YES, SOME OF THAT IS WHERE THAT COMES FROM. WE'RE IMPROVING OUR EFFORT TO TRACK MORE METICULOUSLY THOSE HOURS, BUT WE DO WANT TO REPRESENT EVERY INDIVIDUAL'S CONTRIBUTION. RIGHT. BUT I GUESS WHAT I'M REALLY TRYING TO GLEAN FROM THAT IS IT. THE SERVICE HOURS ARE ALL CONNECTED TO WHAT YOU'RE DOING FOR THE PERFORMANCES AND FOR THE ARTS, RIGHT? IT'S NOT IT'S NOT LIKE WHEN OUR BASEBALL TEAM COMES AND THEY THEY SHOW SERVICE HOURS. THEY'RE CLEANING UP THE PARK, THEY'RE INSTALLING STUFF AT THE BASEBALL FIELD. BUT SO THAT'S A LITTLE BIT DIFFERENT THAN THE SERVICE HOURS ARE PARTICIPATING IN THE PROGRAMS. YES. THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE MEMBERS IS WHAT FLOWS INTO THE END OUTCOME OF THOSE EVENTS. YES. I JUST WANTED TO MAKE SURE I WAS UNDERSTANDING. THANK YOU. YOU'RE WELCOME. DO YOU HAVE ANY OTHER QUESTIONS FROM ANYONE? OKAY. AGAIN, WE HAVE HERE OUR REVENUE FROM THE FISCAL YEAR 2024 2025. OVERALL REVENUES EXCEEDED PROJECTIONS, DRIVEN PRIMARILY BY GROWTH IN EARNED INCOME AND EXPANDED FUNDRAISING EFFORTS AND PROGRAM SERVICE REVENUE, WHICH INCLUDES ADMISSIONS AND ENROLLMENT FINISHED ABOVE BUDGET, WHICH IS AN AWESOME THING TO SEE. IT REFLECTS STRONG PARTICIPATION AND AUDIENCE DEMAND FOR THESE PROGRAMS. YOU'LL ALSO NOTICE A HIGHER THAN EXPECTED AMOUNT FROM SALT LAKE COUNTY ZAPP GRANT. I JUST WANT TO ACKNOWLEDGE THAT THAT REFLECTS A ONE TIME BACK PAYMENT RELATED TO A MULTIYEAR STAFFING GRANT THAT HAD PREVIOUSLY GONE UNREPORTED. THAT IS NOT EXPECTED TO REPEAT SOMEWHAT OF AN ANOMALY IN PUBLIC CONTRIBUTION THERE. QUICK QUESTION ON THE ON THE ZAPP GRANT. SO OBVIOUSLY THAT'S FROM THE PAST. DID YOU DID YOU GUYS HAVE TO MAKE UP MONEY OR MAKE UP DEBT FROM THAT, OR DO YOU KIND OF TAKE THAT MONEY NOW AND KIND OF BUDGET IT FOR FUTURE SINCE, SINCE THERE'S A DIFFERENCE OF WHAT, 30,000? SO, SO IS THAT EXTRA MONEY? EXTRA MONEY. BUT MONEY FROM THE PAST THAT CAME IN IS THAT MONEY THAT YOU GUYS HAVE NOW KIND OF SET ASIDE FOR FUTURE USE, OR WAS IT JUST TO COVER CURRENT COSTS? AGAIN, I APOLOGIZE, I, I'M NOT ENTIRELY SURE THAT'S OKAY HOW THOSE FUNDS WERE ALLOCATED. I DO KNOW THAT WE HAVE. I GUESS I DON'T WANT TO PUT YOU ON THE SPOT BECAUSE I KNOW I KNOW, IT'S NOT OUR JOB TO WATCH YOUR MONEY, BUT WHEN YOU GET MONEY FROM THE COUNTY LIKE THAT, WE JUST KIND OF FEEL LIKE, OKAY, WHERE DID THAT MONEY GO TOWARDS THE 30,000? AND IF YOU COULD, I DON'T KNOW IF YOU CAN GO BACK AND ASK FOR THAT 30,000 WENT TO AND HOW IT WAS USED THAT WOULD HELP US OUT. YES. I WOULD BE HAPPY TO ANSWER THAT FOR YOU. 
          I'M SURE SOMEONE KNOWS I'M JUST SO NEW. THAT'S FINE. I APPRECIATE YOUR PATIENCE. ALL RIGHT. IN TOTAL, THE ORGANIZATION GENERATED 255,000 IN REVENUE, EXCEEDING THE PROJECTED BUDGET OF 78,000 BY 78,999. OBVIOUSLY, IN PART DUE TO THAT CONTRIBUTION THERE. 
          DYLAN, JANESSA LOOKED LIKE SHE HAD THE ANSWER. SHE WOULD KNOW THE ANSWER AND SHE WAS DYING TO SHARE IT. SO YOU MIGHT WANT TO. YES, WE'D LOVE THAT. THANK YOU. GOOD TO SEE YOU ALL. SO MY NAME IS JANESSA KIMBALL. I WAS PREVIOUSLY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR 3 OR 4 YEARS, AND I'VE NOW TRANSITIONED INTO THE BOARD PRESIDENT. SO EXCITED TO TO BE WITH YOU ALL. SO YEAH, THAT ZAPP GRANT, WE PREVIOUSLY WERE SUPPOSED TO GET AN ALLOCATION BASICALLY FOR THREE YEARS TO SUBSIDIZE THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ROLE, WHICH IS WHY I WAS BROUGHT ON. SOME OF OUR PREVIOUS LEADERSHIP HADN'T SUBMITTED THE KIND OF ANNUAL REPORTS TO GET THAT. SO WE BACKTRACKED AND THEN THAT GRANT WAS ALLOCATED. RIGHT NOW WE HAVE IT JUST SITTING IN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT. AND SO WE'RE HOPING TO STRATEGIZE HOW TO USE THAT TO REALLY GROW A LOT OF OUR PROGRAMING AND EXPANSION. DYLAN MIGHT MIGHT TOUCH ON THIS A LITTLE BIT LATER, BUT POTENTIALLY EXPANDING IT TO AN ADDITIONAL REHEARSAL VENUE AND THINGS LIKE THAT. BUT RIGHT NOW, BECAUSE WE NEVER WENT INTO DEBT, WE OPERATED VERY LEAN FOR THOSE THREE YEARS BECAUSE WE DIDN'T HAVE THOSE FUNDS. BUT YEAH, NOW WE'RE USING IT TO TO EXPAND AND GROW ON FROM THERE. MAYBE ALSO POINT OUT THE 44,000 AND WHERE THAT COME FROM. IS THAT SOME FUNDING AS WELL? YES. THE 44,000 YOU SEE THERE UNDER OTHER REVENUE. THAT WAS THE RESULT OF OUR FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN THAT TOOK PLACE LAST YEAR TO ACTIVATE THE COMMUNITY AND ARTS CENTER. IN 
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COLLABORATING WITH THE CITY. WE WERE JUST STUNNED AT THE AMOUNT OF PUBLIC SUPPORT THAT CAME INTO OUR FUNDRAISER. AND, YOU KNOW, WE WERE BOTH SURPRISED AND GRATEFUL TO HAVE RECEIVED SO MUCH PUBLIC, SOME MORE SUPPORT, SO MUCH SO THAT WE HAVE MONEY TO KEEP POURING INTO THAT INFRASTRUCTURE AT THE NEW BUILDING. IT WAS INTENDED FOR THEATRICAL LIGHTING AND IMPROVEMENTS IN THAT THEATER, AND THE PUBLIC SAID, WE WANT THOSE IMPROVEMENTS, AND WE'RE EXCITED TO KEEP USING THOSE FUNDS TO ENHANCE THAT SPACE. A. FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN FROM THE PUBLIC TO THAT LEVEL, WE DON'T SEE AS FEASIBLE. ONE YEAR AFTER A CAMPAIGN SUCCESSFUL, WE'D LIKE TO GIVE THE PUBLIC A BREAK AND NOT OVERWHELM WITH WITH TOO MUCH ASKING FOR FOR THEIR MONEY. 
          BUT THEY CONTINUE TO SUPPORT US IN OTHER WAYS THROUGH PRIVATE DONATIONS AND OBVIOUSLY THROUGH THEIR ATTENDANCE. DYLAN, JUST QUICKLY, WE HAVE COUNCIL MEMBER HARRIS, WHO IS ONLINE, WHO HAD A QUESTION FOR YOU AS WELL. SO I JUST WANTED TO TAKE A BREAK TO LET HER ASK THE QUESTION. 
          THANK YOU. THANKS VERY MUCH. I MAY BE SPEAKING, DYLAN. YOU TELL ME. I JUST I HAVE A QUESTION ABOUT SERVICES OFFERED. IT'S NOTHING VERY SERIOUS. IS THIS THE END OF YOUR PRESENTATION OR SHOULD I WAIT UNTIL THE END? THIS IS NOT THE END. I GET INTO THE APPLICATION OF FOR THE NEXT FISCAL YEAR, AND THEN I THINK I'LL WAIT UNTIL THE END. THEN. THANKS FOR BEING SO RESPONSIVE. BUT YEAH, I'LL JUST I'LL JUST HOLD ON TO MY QUESTION TILL THE END. 
          THANKS, DYLAN. GREAT. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. COUNCIL MEMBER HARRIS. CONTINUE. DYLAN. ALL RIGHT. THIS IS THE SUMMARY OF OUR EXPENSES. OVERALL, THE ORGANIZATION FINISHED UNDER BUDGET WITH TOTAL EXPENSES OF 156,438, COMPARED TO THE PROJECTED BUDGET OF $176,884. 
          MUCH OF THIS REFLECTS CAREFUL COST MANAGEMENT, PARTICULARLY IN PROGRAM EXPENSES AND ROYALTY LICENSING FEES, WHICH BOTH CAME IN SIGNIFICANTLY BELOW PROJECTIONS. A FEW CATEGORIES FINISHED SLIGHTLY ABOVE BUDGET, ADMINISTRATIVE AND OFFICE COSTS INCREASED AS WE INVESTED IN INFRASTRUCTURE SUCH AS PAYROLL SYSTEMS, SOFTWARE AND OPERATIONAL TOOLS THAT HELP THE ORGANIZATION RUN MORE EFFICIENTLY. YOU'LL ALSO NOTICE A FEW CLASSIFICATION UPDATES, SUCH AS SEPARATING OUT CONCESSIONS AND TRACKING STORAGE COSTS MORE ACCURATELY. 
          THESE CHANGES REFLECT AN EFFORT TO IMPROVE FINANCIAL TRANSPARENCY AND REPORTING ACCURACY GOING FORWARD. OVERALL, THE ORGANIZATION MADE MAINTAINED STRONG FINANCIAL DISCIPLINE WHILE CONTINUING TO EXPAND PROGRAMING AND PARTICIPATION. GREAT. I'D LOVE TO TALK ABOUT THE UPCOMING YEAR I'VE REVIEWED. HAVING REVIEWED THE IMPACT AND FINANCIAL RESULTS FROM THE PREVIOUS YEAR, I'D LIKE TO EXPRESS SOME OF OUR GOALS FOR THE UPCOMING YEAR. 
          OUR PRIMARY GOAL IS TO PROTECT THE STABILITY OF THESE PROGRAMS THAT ARE ALREADY SERVING THE COMMUNITY WELL, WHILE ALSO CONTINUING TO STRENGTHEN CAPACITY AS PARTICIPATION GROWS. 
          THIS REQUEST IS NOT ABOUT RAPID EXPANSION, IT'S ABOUT MAINTAINING CONTINUITY WHILE RESPONSIBLY EXPANDING ACCESS REPORTING SYSTEMS AND PROGRAM INFRASTRUCTURE SO THAT THE ORGANIZATION CAN SUPPORT THE LEVEL OF PARTICIPATION. WE'RE ALREADY SEEING. THIS APPROACH ALLOWS US TO CONTINUE BUILDING ON THE MOMENTUM YOU'VE SEEN THROUGHOUT THIS PRESENTATION. 
          SO HERE'S WHAT TO LOOK FORWARD AND FORWARD TO IN 2026 AND 2027. I'LL HIGHLIGHT JUST A FEW. OUR PROGRAMS ARE EXPANDING ACCESS WHILE STRENGTHENING THOSE SYSTEMS THAT ARE ALREADY IN PLACE. FIRST, RESIDENTS WILL SEE CONSISTENT ARTS ACTIVITY THROUGHOUT THE WEEK, WITH PROGRAMING AVAILABLE SEVEN DAYS A WEEK DURING PEAK SEASONS AND ABOUT 25 HOURS OF STRUCTURED ARTS OPPORTUNITIES WEEKLY. SECOND, WE'RE CONTINUING TO EXPAND PARTICIPATION OPPORTUNITIES. THIS INCLUDES A THIRD YOUTH THEATER PRODUCTION, THE EXPANSION OF WESTERN WINDS, AND NEW HANDS ON ART PROGRAMS SUCH AS THE EXPLORING ART STUDIO SERIES AND THE PLEIN AIR 
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FESTIVAL AT CONSERVATION GARDEN PARK. WE CONFIRMED TODAY THAT CONSERVATION GARDEN PARK WOULD LOVE TO HOST OUR EVENT THIS YEAR, AND THAT WILL BE COMING IN SEPTEMBER, SO WE'RE REALLY EXCITED TO ADD AN ADDITIONAL PUBLIC ARTS EVENT. THIRD, WE ARE LAUNCHING A FULL SCALE VOLUNTEER PROGRAM INVITING WESTERN RESIDENTS INTO THE ART SPACE, WHETHER THEY HAVE PRIOR ARTS EXPERIENCE OR NOT. AND FINALLY, WE'RE STRENGTHENING INFRASTRUCTURE THROUGH EXPANDED SCHOOL OUTREACH, CENTRALIZED PARTICIPANT ENROLLMENT, VOLUNTEER TRACKING, AND STRONGER FINANCIAL GOVERNANCE TO ENSURE TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY. TOGETHER, THESE INITIATIVES HELP US SUSTAIN THE GROWTH YOU'VE SEEN WHILE CONTINUING TO BROADEN ACCESS TO THE ARTS IN WEST JORDAN. THIS SLIDE HERE SHOWS THE PROJECTED REVENUE FOR THE UPCOMING FISCAL YEAR. THE OVERALL OVERALL BUDGET IS DESIGNED TO BE BALANCED BUT DIVERSIFIED, WITH REVENUE COMING FROM EARNED INCOME, GRANTS AND PRIVATE SUPPORT. ONE IMPORTANT POINT TO HIGHLIGHT IS THAT OUR REQUEST TO THE CITY REMAINS UNCHANGED THIS YEAR. AT 85,000, WE ARE NOT REQUESTING AN INCREASE OR DECREASE IN THAT FUNDING. OUR APPROACH IS TO MAINTAIN STABLE PUBLIC SUPPORT WHILE CONTINUING TO GROW PROGRAM GENERATED REVENUE ACROSS OUR ORGANIZATIONS, PARTICULARLY THROUGH EXPANDED TICKETING, EVENT PARTICIPATION AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT INITIATIVES. SEVERAL OF OUR PROGRAMS ARE IMPLEMENTING IMPROVED TICKETING MODELS AND NEW FUNDRAISING STRATEGIES, AND WE ANTICIPATE CONTINUED GROWTH THROUGH EVENTS SUCH AS ART IN THE PARK, EXPANDED THEATER PARTICIPATION, AND INCREASED COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION. THIS APPROACH ALLOWS US TO PROTECT THE STABILITY OF EXISTING PROGRAMS WHILE RESPONSIBLY EXPANDING EARNED REVENUE AND COMMUNITY SUPPORT, AND THIS RESULTS IN A PROJECTED REVENUE OF $267,750. STABLE CITY FUNDING PROVIDES THE FOUNDATION THAT ALLOWS THESE PROGRAMS RESIDENTS ALREADY RELY ON TO CONTINUE WITHOUT INTERRUPTION. 
          MANY OF OUR PROGRAMS INVOLVE LONG PLANNING CYCLES, LICENSING AGREEMENTS, SCHOOL PARTNERSHIPS, AND RECURRING COMMUNITY EVENTS THAT REQUIRE THAT PREDICTABLE SUPPORT. WHILE WE DO ANTICIPATE GROWTH IN AREAS SUCH AS TICKETING, PARTICIPATION FEES AND SPONSORSHIPS, THOSE REVENUE SOURCES CAN FLUCTUATE FROM YEAR TO YEAR. BECAUSE OF THAT, WE DO NOT BUILD OUR CORE PROGRAMS TO ABILITY ON UNCERTAIN REVENUE PROJECTIONS. INSTEAD, WE TREAT THE CITY'S SUPPORT AS THE STABLE BASE THAT PROTECTS ACCESSIBILITY AND CONTINUITY WHILE IN EARNED INCOME, AND PRIVATE CONTRIBUTIONS ARE USED TO EXPAND THOSE PROGRAMS AND IMPROVE THOSE SERVICES OVER TIME. THIS IS THE OTHER SIDE OF THAT BUDGET. THE EXPENSES THAT WE PREDICT IN THE UPCOMING YEAR. 
          THE LARGEST CATEGORIES REFLECT THE DIRECT COST OF DELIVERING THOSE ARTS PROGRAMS, INCLUDING LICENSING FEES FOR PROJECT PRODUCTIONS AND PERFORMANCES, CONTRACTOR SUPPORT FOR INSTRUCTORS, DIRECTORS, ARTISTS, AND FACILITY COSTS ARE ALSO A MAJOR COMPONENT THAT INCLUDES THE VENUE USAGE AT THE NEW COMMUNITY AND ARTS CENTER. I'VE HIGHLIGHTED THAT SEPARATELY, AND THAT'S THE ESTIMATED COST FOR VENUE EXPENSES IN THE NEXT FISCAL YEAR. THE SYMPHONY IS PERFORMING, THEIR JAZZ BAND IS PERFORMING, THEIR YOUTH THEATER AND SUGAR FACTORY PLAYHOUSE ARE ALL PERFORMING THERE, AND THEY'VE NOW ADDED A AN ADDITIONAL PRODUCTION. 
          PERSONNEL AND ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS SUPPORT THAT INFRASTRUCTURE NEEDED TO MANAGE THAT GROWING PARTICIPATION, INCLUDING FINANCIAL OVERSIGHT, BOOKKEEPING AND OPERATIONAL COORDINATION. OVERALL, THE EXPENSE STRUCTURE IS DESIGNED TO PRIORITIZE PROGRAM DELIVERY WHILE STRENGTHENING GOVERNANCE, REPORTING AND ACCOUNTABILITY ACROSS THE ORGANIZATION. SO YOU'LL SEE THAT IS A BALANCED BUDGET THERE PROJECTED FOR THE UPCOMING FISCAL YEAR. I HAVE AN EXTENSIVE LIST OF PROGRAMS COMING IN THIS NEXT YEAR. I'LL HIGHLIGHT JUST A FEW. I'VE. IN YOUR REPORTS ATTACHED TO THE AGENDA, YOU'LL SEE THAT FULL LIST AGAIN. I FOLDED NEW AND EXCITING THINGS. INCLUDING THAT PLEIN AIR FESTIVAL WHICH WILL BRING ARTISTS TO PAINT LIVE FOR 
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THE PUBLIC IN THE CONSERVATION GARDEN PARK, WHICH I THINK WE'RE REALLY EXCITED ABOUT. AND. 
          LET'S SEE. WE WILL AGAIN BRING UTAH READERS FEST BACK FOR ITS SECOND YEAR WITH A LOT OF PUBLIC SUPPORT ALREADY FROM ARTISTS WHO PARTICIPATED LAST YEAR, AND ALSO A LOT OF SUPPORT FROM PATRONS WHO VISITED LAST YEAR'S EVENT. WESTERN SYMPHONY WILL INCLUDE VISUAL ARTS DISPLAYS IN THE LOBBY OF THE COMMUNITY AND ARTS CENTER TO BRING THOSE TWO GROUPS TOGETHER. 
          VISUAL ARTS AND PERFORMING MUSICAL ARTS AS WELL. THAT WILL BE PRESENTED IN AN EASEL FORMAT FOR DISPLAY DURING THOSE PROGRAMS. OH, THERE WAS ANOTHER SLIDE THERE, I'M SORRY. ART IN THE PARK 2027. OF COURSE WE HAVE THIS FIRST ONE, THIS NEXT ONE HAPPENING IN MAY WITH OVER 50 ARTISTS SCHEDULED TO BE THERE, WHICH WE'RE EXCITED ABOUT. AGAIN, A 50% INCREASE OVER LAST YEAR. SO MORE ARTISTS THAN WE'VE EVER SEEN. BUT I WOULD LIKE TO SAY THERE'S ALWAYS ROOM FOR MORE. AND THERE ARE CULTURAL ARTS PROGRAMS THAT WE WOULD LIKE TO EMBRACE AND COLLABORATE WITH THE CITY ON, AND WITH OTHER CULTURAL ARTS ORGANIZATIONS, BECAUSE WE DO VIEW THIS WORK AS A PARTNERSHIP WITH THE CITY TO BENEFIT THE PUBLIC AND THE INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE RESIDENTS HERE. AND WITH THAT, I WILL END AND OPEN IT UP FOR ANY QUESTIONS. 
          COUNCILMEMBER WHITELOCK. SO I WOULD LIKE TO SEE WEST JORDAN RESIDENTS PARTICIPATING AT A HIGHER LEVEL. SO HAVE YOU GOT I'M SORRY. WHAT WHAT WHAT DID YOU CALL THAT? WEST JORDAN RESIDENTS PARTICIPATING AT A HIGHER LEVEL. HIGHER LEVEL. RIGHT NOW WE HAVE JUST A THIRD OF THE RESIDENTS, WHICH MEANS OUR RESIDENTS ARE HELPING PAY FOR TWO THIRDS OF OTHER CITY'S RESIDENTS TO PARTICIPATE. I'D LIKE TO SEE THAT NUMBER GROW. I SAW THAT YOU WERE GOING TO DO OUTREACH IN THE SCHOOLS. WHAT OTHER WAYS ARE YOU GOING TO TRY TO GET MORE OF THE WEST JORDAN RESIDENTS PARTICIPATING? ONE THING THAT I'VE NOTICED AS I AS I'VE LOOKED THROUGH, LIKE OUR MARKETING EFFORTS, ESPECIALLY AS IT RELATES TO. ASKING FOR VOLUNTEER HELP, IS THAT ANY VOLUNTEER HELP COMES, HAS BEEN COMING WITHIN THE ORGANIZATIONS THEMSELVES, AND THAT PUBLIC OUTREACH HAS NOT BEEN SO MUCH A PRIORITY IN THE PAST TO RESIDENTS OF WEST JORDAN. SO YOU MIGHT HAVE A MEMBER WHO IS PLAYING IN THE SYMPHONY REACH OUT TO THEIR FAMILY TO VOLUNTEER. BUT IN THE PAST, THAT EFFORT HASN'T BEEN OFFERED DIRECTLY TO THE PUBLIC THROUGH A SOCIAL MEDIA CAMPAIGN. THAT'S WHY THE EXPANSION OF OUR VOLUNTEER PROGRAM WILL ADDRESS A LOT OF THAT. WE HAVE A LOT OF REQUESTS COME IN FOR VOLUNTEER SUPPORT, A LOT OF WHICH COMES FROM WEST JORDAN RESIDENTS. BUT THE INFRASTRUCTURE HAS YET TO BE IN PLACE TO SUPPORT MANAGING A HEFTY CONTACT LIST. SO THE DEVELOPMENT OF THAT VOLUNTEER INITIATIVE TO SUSTAIN A FULL VOLUNTEER PROGRAM WITH A VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR OR COORDINATORS WILL REALLY HELP WEST JORDAN RESIDENTS COME INTO THE ART SPACE, WHETHER THEY'RE ARTISTS OR NOT. THANK YOU. 
          COUNCILMEMBER HARRIS, DO YOU HAVE A QUESTION STILL? I HAVE A FEW QUICK QUESTIONS. FIRST OF ALL, I JUST WANTED TO SAY THAT I HAVE FOUND THIS PRESENTATION TO BE EXTREMELY IMPRESSIVE AND EXCITING. I DIDN'T KNOW A LOT ABOUT THE CULTURAL ARTS SOCIETY OF WEST JORDAN UNTIL UNTIL NOW, AND I'M JUST PLEASED. I'M SO PLEASED TO TO KNOW THAT OUR, OUR CITY HAS THIS AND THAT. 
          IT'S SO WONDERFUL. SO BRAVO AND AND THANKS FOR ALL THE WORK THAT, THAT YOU'RE ALL DOING. 
          ONE QUICK QUESTION, OUT OF CURIOSITY, IS HOW LONG HAS THE CULTURAL ARTS SOCIETY OF WEST JORDAN EXISTED? IS THIS SOMEWHAT NEW TO OUR CITY, OR HAS IT BEEN PART OF WEST JORDAN FOR MANY, MANY YEARS? THE HISTORY IS IS INTERESTING HERE. EIGHT YEARS, EIGHT YEARS. 
          WHOEVER SHOWED EIGHT YEARS, I HEARD SOMEONE SAY EIGHT YEARS. SO OKAY, THAT ANSWERS MY 
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QUESTION. AND THEN I HAVE ONE OTHER QUICK QUESTION, AND THAT IS THAT I AM MARRIED TO A CHORAL MUSIC PROFESSIONAL. SO MY HUSBAND IS IS A CHOIR TEACHER AND A CHORAL SINGER. 
          AND I CAN'T HELP BUT NOTICE THAT THERE'S NO WEST JORDAN CHOIR HERE ON THIS LONG LIST OF ARTS. AND I'M WONDERING IF WE'VE EVER HAD A CITY CHOIR BEFORE, OR IF THAT'S EVER BEEN IN THE WORKS. WE DO HAVE A VERY LONG LASTING PARTNERSHIP WITH MOUNTAIN WEST CHORALE, WHICH USES OUR REHEARSAL FACILITY TO TO PRACTICE EVERY SUNDAY. MOUNTAIN WEST CHORALE IS THEIR OWN SEPARATE NONPROFIT. SO FOR THAT REASON, THEY CAN'T BE TECHNICALLY CLASSIFIED AS ONE OF OUR ARTISTIC ORGANIZATIONS UNDER THE UMBRELLA. HOWEVER, THEY PARTICIPATE WITH US ANNUALLY THROUGH THE HANDEL'S MESSIAH SING-ALONG. THEY'RE THEY'RE ON STAGE WITH US EVERY YEAR. AND AGAIN, THEY'RE REHEARSING AND WE CROSS-PROMOTE EACH OTHER'S PROGRAMS. AND THAT'S A GREAT PROGRAM THAT'S RUN VERY WELL. OKAY, GREAT. WELL, THAT'S ALL MY QUESTIONS. 
          AND AGAIN, JUST THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING YOU DO. I THIS HAS BEEN VERY FUN FOR ME TO TO LEARN ABOUT. THANKS FOR ALL YOUR WORK. BRAVO. THANK YOU, MAYOR BURTON. THANK YOU. I JUST WANT TO SAY THANK YOU FOR WHAT YOU DO FOR OUR COMMUNITY ALL THE TIME. I THINK BACK BEFORE THE EIGHT YEARS WHEN IT WAS A CITY COMMITTEE AND THE WAY THE ORGANIZATION STRUGGLED ALL THE TIME. AND NOW HOW YOU'VE JUST GROWN. AND COMING OUT OF THAT, I REMEMBER GOING TO YOUR EVENTS WHEN THE TOWN, THE PEOPLE IN THE BAND WAS MAYBE TEN, AND NOW I GO TO IT AND IT'S OVER 100, AND THEN THE QUALITY IS JUST BLOSSOMED ALL OVER THE PLACE. AND I MEAN IT WHEN I THINK YOU COMPARE WITH THIS WITH THE UTAH SYMPHONY AND I HEAR YOUR SYMPHONY, THEY'RE THAT GOOD. 
          AND IT'S JUST A PLEASURE TO FEEL IT AND SEE IT AND JUST PACKING THEM IN. AND I DID SHOW UP TO THAT TIME WHEN THE SYMPHONY WAS PLAYING AND EVERY SEAT WAS FILLED, AND YOU PUT THEM ALL IN THE MULTIPURPOSE ROOM. I HEARD PEOPLE SAY IT, WELL, I THOUGHT IT WAS FREE, AND I THE ANSWER WAS, WELL, IT IS FREE, BUT YOU NEED A TICKET. AND SO THEY PUT HIM IN THE OVERFLOW ROOM AND THEY GOT TO WATCH IT THERE. AND I HAVE A NEIGHBOR WHO'S A QUITE A GOOD VIOLINIST WHO I TALKED HER INTO COMING OUT AND JOINING IT, AND SHE CAME BACK AND SAID, I WAS AMAZED BECAUSE NORMALLY VOLUNTEER GROUPS, THEY'RE NOT GOOD, BUT THIS ONE'S GOOD. I DON'T MIND PLAYING WITH THEM BECAUSE THEY'RE GOOD. SO SO THANK YOU FOR BEING SO GOOD. 
          AND THANK YOU FOR AND THEN THE JAZZ BAND THAT JUST STARTED JUST A COUPLE OF YEARS AGO OUT OF NOTHING. AND LOOK WHAT IT IS NOW. SO YOU GUYS ARE SPECTACULAR. THANK YOU. YOU'RE MAKING WEST JORDAN LOOK AND SOUND GOOD. THANK YOU. STEAL THE MICROPHONE AT OUR CONCERTS ANYTIME. WE'VE COME TO COUNT ON MAYOR BURTON SPEAKING. AND WE'VE GOT A MIC READY FOR HIM. 
          SO THANK YOU. COUNCIL MEMBER JACOB. THANK YOU. I JUST WANT TO THANK YOU FOR YOUR PRESENTATION. WELL DONE. AS A FELLOW NONPROFIT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, I KNOW HOW FUN THESE CAN BE. SO I APPRECIATE THAT IN THE ART SPACE, NO LESS. AND AND I WANTED TO TO THANK YOU FOR BRINGING PEOPLE WHO ARE NOT WEST JORDAN RESIDENTS TO WEST JORDAN FOR PARTICIPATING IN THESE ACTIVITIES, EITHER AS PARTICIPANTS OR AS GUESTS. I THINK THE BROADER OUTREACH CAN BE, THE BETTER IT IS. SO I JUST WANT YOU TO KNOW THAT I'M NOT TOO CONCERNED WITH THE PERCENTAGE OF WEST JORDAN RESIDENTS THAT MAKE UP THE GROUP, BRINGING PEOPLE HERE, I THINK, IS SOMETHING THAT THE CITY IS HAS A VESTED INTEREST IN. SO WHETHER YOU'RE YOU'RE BRINGING PEOPLE TO ATTEND THE CONCERTS OR TO PLAY IN THE CONCERTS, I THINK I THINK YOU'RE DOING A GOOD JOB. SO THANK YOU. THANK YOU. I WANT TO POINT OUT THAT. FOR A RESIDENT OF MAYBE SOUTH JORDAN OR, OR RIVERTON, TO FIND A PROGRAM THAT MAKES THEM HAPPY CAN BE AN EXTENSIVE SEARCH. AND MY OWN EXPERIENCE JOINING WEST JORDAN SYMPHONY 2 OR 3 YEARS AGO, I HAD SEARCHED MANY LISTS, ATTENDED SEVERAL CONCERTS TO FIND AN ORGANIZATION THAT I THINK WOULD BE A GOOD FIT. SO MY OWN EXPERIENCE COMING FROM OUTSIDE OF THE BOUNDARIES OF WEST JORDAN HAS BEEN SUCH THAT HAS LANDED ME HERE TO HELP THIS PROGRAM, TO SUCCEED AND TO GROW WHEREVER IT NEEDS TO GROW. SO THANK YOU. COUNCILMEMBER SHELTON, I JUST WANTED TO CONGRATULATE YOU ON YOUR PRESENTATION TODAY. THANK YOU. I FEEL LIKE IT WAS WELL PUT TOGETHER, AND I COULD TELL A LOT OF EFFORT WAS PUT INTO IT. AND IT'S IT IS SEEN AND NOTICED AND APPRECIATED. THANK YOU. AND THANK YOU FOR BEING AT ART IN THE PARK LAST YEAR. I WILL ALSO 
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JUST SAY SO. I AM THE COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE ON THE BOARD, AND I'M AMAZED AT AT HOW MUCH THEY'RE CONSTANTLY TRYING TO GET MORE INFORMATION AND TRYING TO GET MORE ANALYTICS AND AND FIND THINGS AND FIND WAYS TO IMPROVE. I FIND THAT THAT VERY GOOD, VERY HEARTWARMING. AND AS SOMEONE WHO HAS BEEN DOING COMMUNITY THEATER FOR WAY MORE YEARS THAN I SHOULD PROBABLY MENTION, YEAH, I GO TO WHEREVER THE SHOW IS, I IT'S AND WHEREVER I THINK I'M GOING TO BE TREATED BEST. AND I DO LIKE THE FACT THAT PEOPLE THINK THEY'RE TREATED WELL HERE. SO THEY, THEY, THEY COME HERE. IF WE ONLY GOT WEST JORDAN RESIDENTS, THAT WOULD BE COOL. 
          BUT IT ALSO SHOWS THAT WE'RE NOT APPEALING TO ANYBODY OUTSIDE. SO IT'S ALWAYS A MIX OF THINGS. AND WHEN YOU'RE LOOKING FOR ACTORS, MUSICIANS, WHATEVER THEY'LL GO TO WHERE THEY FEEL THE MOST SECURE. AND FOR A LOT OF TIMES FOR ACTORS, IT'S THE SHOW THEY WANT TO BE IN. SO IT'S HARD TO REALLY SAY YOU CAN KEEP IT TO THAT. ONE THING I WOULD LIKE TO POINT OUT, AND I HADN'T GIVEN MUCH THOUGHT TO IT BEFORE, BUT I ALSO FOR MANY YEARS HAVE BEEN ON THE MIDVALE ARTS COUNCIL. I THOUGHT WHEN I GOT THIS POSITION THEY WOULDN'T LET ME DO THAT ANYMORE, BUT THEY SAID, NO, YOU CAN STAY. SO I WAS BUMMED. I THOUGHT I HAD A REASON TO LEAVE, BUT ONE OF THE THINGS SO. SO THEY GET MONEY FROM THE CITY AS WELL. AND I ALWAYS LOOK AT THAT. SO WEST JORDAN GETS GETS MORE. BUT THEN I STARTED LOOKING AT ALL THAT IS OFFERED THROUGH WEST JORDAN AND THE STUFF WE DON'T DO IN MIDVALE, WE DON'T HAVE A THIRD OF WHAT YOU OFFER, WITH WHICH WE ALSO HAVE THE BUILDING THE CITY JUST GIVES US, SO WE NEVER HAVE TO PAY RENT FOR ANYTHING, EVER. WE NEVER HAVE TO PAY FOR ANY OF THE STORAGE IN MIDVALE. ANY MONEY THAT COMES IN FROM THAT BUILDING WE KEEP AND WE PUT INTO OUR UPKEEP OF LIGHTING AND STUFF LIKE THAT. 
          SO WHEN I LOOK AT WHAT ACTUALLY MIDVALE GETS, IT'S ACTUALLY FAIRLY COMPARABLE TO WHAT WEST JORDAN GIVES KASICH. AND WITH THAT, IT'S IT'S AMAZING TO SEE SO MUCH DONE WITH THAT. 
          OBVIOUSLY, I'M A HUGE PROPONENT OF THE ARTS. SO THANK YOU FOR FOR WHAT YOU DO AND WHAT YOU CONTINUE TO TO BRING. ANY OTHER QUESTIONS FROM THE COUNCIL? THEN I GUESS YOUR TIME UNDER OUR WATCHFUL EYE IS OVER. DYLAN, I WOULD LIKE TO SAY, UNFORTUNATELY, I INTRODUCED YOU AS DYLAN WOULD, YOU KNOW, AND THAT'S BECAUSE IN TRUE RON BURGUNDY FASHION, I SAID WHAT IS WRITTEN ON THIS AND NOT WHAT I KNEW IN MY HEAD. SO? SO STAY CLASSY, IS ALL I'M SAYING. ALL RIGHT, DYLAN, THANK YOU SO MUCH. AND THANK YOU TO THE OTHER MEMBERS OF THE BOARD WHO SHOWED UP THERE. JARED. YES? CAN WE HAVE ALL THE BOARD MEMBERS? STAN. SURE. THAT'S A GREAT IDEA, MAYOR. SO IF YOU ARE ON THE ON THE BOARD, A LOT OF VOLUNTEER HOURS JUST GO INTO THIS BOARD AND THOSE WHO AREN'T HERE AS WELL, MEETING A LOT MORE THAN I THOUGHT I WAS GOING TO HAVE TO MEET WHEN I SAID I WOULD BE A PART OF THE BOARD. SO THANK YOU TO ALL OF YOU GUYS AND GALS. 
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THANK YOU. I WILL NOW MOVE ON TO COUNCIL REPORTS, SO I'LL OPEN THAT UP TO ANY OF OUR COUNCIL MEMBERS WHO WOULD LIKE TO MAKE A REPORT. COUNCILMEMBER SHELTON, I'D LIKE TO JUST REPORT ON THE EVENT I WENT TO WITH COUNCILMEMBER HARRIS. AND MAYOR BURTON ON SUNDAY WAS THE. 
          THE UTAH MUSLIM CENTER IFTAR. WHICH IS A BASICALLY A BREAKING OF THE FAST MEAL THAT THEY AND THEY HOSTED A PEOPLE FROM, FROM ALL OVER THE COMMUNITY, INCLUDING WEST JORDAN RESIDENTS OR WEST JORDAN OFFICIALS. AND. IT WAS A TOUCHING EVENT, AND I, I WAS VERY PLEASED TO BE ABLE TO BE THERE. I KNOW NOT NOT ALL COUNCIL MEMBERS WERE ABLE TO ATTEND, BUT IT WAS REALLY AN HONOR AND A PRIVILEGE TO BE THERE. THEY INVITED US TO WATCH THEM ACTUALLY PERFORM THEIR EVENING PRAYER. AND OF COURSE THE FOOD WAS INCREDIBLE. I LEFT THERE FEELING LIKE. FEELING INSPIRED AND MORE ABLE TO PRACTICE MY OWN RELIGION MORE FAITHFULLY. AFTER SEEING THEM PERFORMING AND AND PRACTICING THEIR RELIGION THE WAY THEY DO. IT INSPIRED ME. AND WHAT A WHAT A GREAT GROUP TO HAVE A PART AS A PART OF OUR CITY. SO THAT'S JUST THE ONE THING I'D LIKE TO 
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REPORT ON. THANK YOU. ARE THERE ANY OTHER COUNCIL MEMBERS THAT WOULD LIKE TO GIVE A REPORT AT 
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THIS TIME? WE'LL MOVE ON TO OUR MAYOR'S REPORT AND OUR OWN MAYOR, MAYOR BURTON, THANK YOU. 
          SO I HAD A RESIDENT CALL AND COMPLAIN, ONE WHO HAS A RENTAL LICENSE THAT SHE SAID, YOU GUYS REQUIRED ME TO TAKE THIS GOOD LANDLORD PROGRAM, AND IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH MY TYPE OF RENT. AND I DON'T THINK YOU SHOULD BE REQUIRING THAT. AND I SAID, DO YOU KNOW WHAT? I DON'T EVEN KNOW. I'VE NEVER TAKEN THAT PROGRAM, SO I TOOK IT. SO I AM NOW REALLY NOT QUALIFIED, BUT I BUT I WOULD HAVE TO DISAGREE BECAUSE I THINK WHAT I LEARNED IN THAT PROGRAM DOES APPLY TO OUR RENTERS. AND I THOUGHT IT WAS VERY GOOD. SO ANYWAY, I ALSO ASKED BROCK TO TAKE IT. SO HE'S TAKING IT AS WELL. SO BOTH OF US ARE NOW SMARTER THAN WE WERE LAST MONTH. 
          AND IF ANY OF YOU ARE INTERESTED, IT'S PUT IN PERSON ONCE A MONTH OR YOU CAN DO IT ONLINE AT YOUR CONVENIENCE. AND THEN ALSO, YES, SUNDAY WITH THE COUNCIL MEMBER, SHELTON. I WAS THERE AND SO WAS. CORBIN. YOU KNOW, I CHANGED THE PICTURE. THANK YOU. AND WE AS YOU SEE, OUR POLICE CHIEF WAS THERE AND THE MAYOR WAS THERE. YOU MAY RECALL THAT THE IMAN HAD AN ATTEMPT ON HIS LIFE. SOMEBODY SHOT AT HIM AND JUST HOLDS HIS CAR, BUT FORTUNATELY HE WAS SPARED BECAUSE OF THAT. I THINK THAT PUT A LITTLE EXTRA EMOTION IN THIS EVENT AT THIS TIME. WE ALSO HAD SOME FROM THE FBI THERE WHO HAPPENS TO BE WEST JORDAN RESIDENT TOO. SO IT WAS THE SAME PERSON WHO PUT ON THE FBI CITIZEN'S ACADEMY THAT I ATTENDED. BUT LET ME TELL YOU. 
          OUR CITY'S ACADEMY IS A LOT BETTER THAN THE FBI. OKAY. ANYWAY, GO TO THE NEXT ONE. WE ALSO HAD ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL FIRST FRIDAY, IN ADDITION TO ALL THE COOL THINGS THAT THE WE'LL ADD JAZZ. ANYWAY, THE WEST JORDAN CULTURAL ARTS SOCIETY DOES IS THE FIRST FRIDAY CONCERT, AND THIS FIRST FRIDAY CONCERT, YOU SEE, HAD A SAINT PATRICK'S THEME TO IT. 
          AND I HAD MY SAINT PATRICK'S TIE ON FOR IT, AND THERE WERE OVER 600 PEOPLE IN ATTENDANCE TO THIS AS IT WAS HELD OVER THE AT THE MERIDIAN. SO THOSE CONTINUE TO BE WELL ATTENDED AND VERY SUCCESSFUL THINGS COMING UP, OUR CRAFTS AND CRAVING. SO I WENT TO LAST MONTH'S CRAFT AND CRAVING AND IT WAS QUITE ENJOYABLE. IF YOU WERE LOOKING FOR A GREAT WAY TO SPEND A DATE WITH SOMEBODY, THE CRAFT AND CRAVINGS IS A GREAT PLACE TO DO IT. I HAD THE FALSE IMPRESSION THAT WAS MORE YOUNGER PEOPLE. IT'S NOT. IT'S OLDER PEOPLE WHO COME AND DO THAT PARTICIPATE IN THAT. SO YOU ARE WELCOME TO COME JOIN ALONG WITH YOUR NEIGHBORS AND THAT WILL BE ON THE NEXT ONE ON MARCH 18TH. AND OUR CITIZENS READINESS CORP CONTINUES TO HAPPEN ON THURSDAY NIGHTS, ONCE A MONTH, FROM 7 TO 9. OUR CITY IS GOING TO BE SO SAFE WITH ALL THESE GREAT EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS THINGS. AND THEN OUR CITIZENS ACADEMY BEGINS TOMORROW. IT'LL BE OUR SECOND ONE. WE DID ONE LAST YEAR AND NOW WE'RE DOING THIS ONE HERE. 
          WE HAVE 20 PEOPLE SIGNED UP FOR THIS. WE HAVE A CAP OF 25. SO IF THERE'S ANYBODY HERE WHO WANTS TO EXTEND OUR CITIZENS ACADEMY, IT STARTS TOMORROW. HURRY AND SIGN UP TO OUR WEB PAGE AND YOU CAN FIND WHERE TO SIGN UP OR ASK ME AND I CAN TELL YOU WHERE TO SIGN UP. AND THAT IS MY REPORT. THANK YOU VERY MUCH, MAYOR. NOW OUR NEXT THING ON THE AGENDA IS OUR 
          [PUBLIC COMMENT]
PUBLIC COMMENT SECTION. SO THOSE OF YOU WHO WOULD LIKE TO SPEAK DURING OUR PUBLIC COMMENT SECTION, I WILL PREFACE THIS BY SAYING, IN A MOMENT WE WILL HAVE PUBLIC HEARINGS. AND IF YOU COME TO SPEAK ON A CERTAIN TOPIC WITHIN OUR PUBLIC HEARINGS, YOU CAN EITHER SPEAK DURING THIS PUBLIC COMMENT OR DURING THE PUBLIC HEARINGS, BUT NOT AT BOTH. BUT IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO ADDRESS DURING PUBLIC HEARINGS, THIS CAN BE ON ANY TOPIC. YOU'LL BE GIVEN THREE MINUTES TO ADDRESS THE COUNCIL ON ANYTHING YOU'D LIKE. PLEASE KEEP IN MIND THAT THERE'S GENERALLY NOT A BACK AND FORTH BETWEEN THE COUNCIL AND YOURSELF. THIS IS JUST FOR YOU TO ADDRESS US AND LET YOU KNOW ANYTHING YOU WANT. SO IF YOU'D LIKE TO COME FORTH AND ADDRESS THE COUNCIL, PLEASE DO SO. WE JUST ASK THAT YOU GIVE YOUR NAME AND CITY OF RESIDENCE. YOU WON THE RACE. IT WAS CLOSE. IT WAS CLOSE. COUNCIL. MY NAME IS CHRIS MCCONAUGHEY AND I DIDN'T 
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WANT TO LET CITIZEN COMMENTS SLIP BY WITHOUT CHIMING IN. MY APPRECIATION FOR THE WATER DEPARTMENT OF ALL FOLKS. MR. KENNEDY HAD A FANTASTIC LIST OF ALL OF THE THINGS THAT HAVE BEEN DONE, BUT THERE'S SO MUCH MORE THAT PEOPLE DON'T REALLY SEE THAT HAPPENS. MY MY WHOLE NEIGHBORHOOD WAS IN A PLACE WHERE WE SAW THE WATER DEPARTMENT FREQUENTLY, AND THEY WERE DOING EVERYTHING FROM FIXING WATER MAIN BREAKS IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT TO COMING OUT TO CHECK ON THINGS THAT WERE ACTUALLY RESIDENTS ISSUES. BUT THE CITY WAS ALWAYS VERY GOOD ABOUT HELPING FIGURE OUT WHAT EXACTLY NEEDED TO BE DONE THERE. HELPING WITH WITH EVERY LITTLE THING FROM EXERCISING VALVES TO HANDING OUT WATER BOTTLES WHEN WATER HAS TO BE SHUT OFF FOR CONSTRUCTION. WE LITERALLY COULD NOT LIVE IN THIS CITY WITHOUT THE THINGS THAT THEY DO. SO I WANT TO SAY THANK YOU TO YOU GUYS, ESPECIALLY AS YOU'RE GOING THROUGH THE BUDGETING PROCESS, MAKING SURE THAT THEY HAVE THE SUPPORT THAT'S NEEDED. I KNOW IN THE PAST WE HAD LOOKED AT ADDING A CONCRETE CREW TO HELP THEM OUT BECAUSE THEY'D HAVE TO JACKHAMMER OUT CONCRETE AND FIX WATER WATER LINES UNDERNEATH AND THEN FIX THE CONCRETE ON TOP OF THAT. AND IT'S HARD TO DO EVERYTHING THAT'S NEEDED. BUT THERE'S THERE'S SO MANY PEOPLE BEHIND THE SCENES IN OUR CITY THAT YOU WOULD NEVER KNOW THAT WE'RE THERE, UNLESS PERHAPS YOU WENT TO THE CITIZENS ACADEMY AND LEARNED A LITTLE BIT ABOUT WHAT HAPPENS BEHIND THE SCENES. SO I REALLY WANT TO SAY THANK YOU ON BEHALF OF MY FAMILY. TO THE FOLKS THAT ARE OVER THERE THAT WORK SO HARD AROUND THE CLOCK WITHOUT ANY RECOGNITION, SO THAT WE CAN MINDLESSLY TURN ON THE TAP AND CLEAN WATER FLOWS IN, FLUSH THINGS, OR WATCH THE DIRTY WATER GO DOWN THE DRAINS SO THAT WE CAN JUST HAVE FANTASTIC QUALITY OF LIFE FOR WHAT THEY FOR WHAT THEY DO FROM WHAT THEY DO. SO THANK YOU FOR LETTING ME SHARE MY THOUGHTS, APPRECIATE IT, AND PLEASE CONTINUE TO SUPPORT ALL THOSE GOOD FOLKS THAT ARE OVER THERE WORKING TO KEEP US SUPPORTED. THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR. MCCONAUGHEY. WE'VE GOT ANOTHER GENTLEMAN WHO IS ON HIS WAY UP. COME ON UP. CAN GIVE US YOUR NAME AND CITY OF RESIDENCE. MY NAME IS MICHAEL GOODMAN. I LIVE IN WEST JORDAN AND I HAVE LIVED IN WEST JORDAN FOR 51 YEARS. I'VE SEEN THIS CITY GROW FROM A LITTLE TOWN TO A CITY, A BIG CITY. AND I JUST WANT TO THANK THE. THIS THE COUNCIL FOR YOUR SUPPORT OF THE ARTS. EVERY GREAT CITY DESERVES GREAT ART. AND I'M ON THE THE BOARD OF THE CULTURAL ARTS SOCIETY OF WEST JORDAN. AND WE WANT GREAT ART TO BE IN OUR CITY. AND I THINK WE'RE ON OUR WAY. WE'RE STILL WORKING. WE'RE NOT WHERE WE WANT TO BE. 
          WE HAVE GOALS. AND WE APPRECIATE YOUR SUPPORT FOR THE ARTS IN WEST JORDAN. I'LL JUST SAY THAT THERE'S AN OLD SAYING, EARTH WITHOUT ART IS JUST A. WEST JORDAN WITHOUT ART WOULD JUST I DON'T KNOW WHAT IT WOULD BE, BUT WE WANT TO BE BETTER THAN A AND WE ARE ON OUR WAY. 
          AND WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT. THANK YOU. GOOD EVENING. MY NAME IS RYAN DONAHUE. I'M UNFORTUNATELY NOT A RESIDENT OF WEST JORDAN. I'M YOUR NEIGHBOR TO THE SOUTH. BUT MAYOR BURTON HAS BEEN A HUGE SUPPORTER OF OUR TROOP OVER THE PAST MANY YEARS. BOTH THE BOYS TROOP, THE GIRLS TROOP AND THE CUB BACK. AND I JUST WANT TO APPRECIATE OR SAY THANK YOU FOR THE CITY'S DEDICATION TO SCOUTING AS AN ORGANIZATION AND WHAT IT DOES FOR THE YOUTH IN THE AUDIENCE TONIGHT. SO THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME. YOU'RE VERY WELCOME. THEY CAN ALL COME UP INDIVIDUALLY AND SPEAK TO US IF THEY WANT. I DIDN'T THINK SO. IS THERE ANYONE ELSE WHO WOULD LIKE TO COME UP AND SPEAK TO THE COUNCIL? ALL RIGHT, MR. ANDERSON, DO WE HAVE ANYONE ONLINE WHO WOULD LIKE TO SPEAK TO US? YOU HAVE TWO INDIVIDUALS ONLINE, NEITHER OF WHOM HAVE RAISED THEIR HAND TO SPEAK TONIGHT. THANK YOU. ALRIGHTY. WITH THAT, I WILL CLOSE OUR 
          [a.
 Resolution No. 26-005 Requesting a Fee Waiver in the Amount of $300 for a Neighborhood Cleanup Day]
PUBLIC COMMENT SECTION AND WE WILL MOVE ON TO OUR PUBLIC HEARINGS. OUR FIRST IS GOING TO BE ITEM SIX A, IT'S RESOLUTION NUMBER 26 005, REQUESTING A FEE WAIVER IN THE AMOUNT OF $300 FOR A NEIGHBORHOOD CLEANUP DAY. OUR APPLICANT IS MR. CHRIS MCCONAUGHEY AND PRESENTER ALAN ANDERSON WITH THE STAFF. MAYBE CORBIN WAS GOING TO COME UP AND PRESENT AS WELL. LOTS OF BUTTONS. SO MR. MCCONAUGHEY HAS REQUESTED A FEE WAIVER FOR A NEIGHBORHOOD CLEANUP DAY. IT'S FOR DUMPSTERS. CITY COUNCIL HAS ASKED IN THE CONSOLIDATED ASKED APPROVED IN THE CONSOLIDATED FEE SCHEDULE MET. THE FIRST DUMPSTER IS $75, WITH THE BALANCE OF THAT BEING WAIVED OR 
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SORRY, THE BALANCE OF THAT BEING SUBSIDIZED WAIVING THE $75. SO IF YOU LOOK AT THE FISCAL NOTE, YOU'LL SEE THAT YOU'RE WAIVING THE FEE FOR $300. THE OPERATIONAL COSTS, ASSUMING A FULL DUMPSTER AT FULL WEIGHT WOULD BE ABOUT $800 THAT SUBSIDIZED. SO WITH THE 300, IT'S A TOTAL CITY IMPACT OF $1,100. BUT THE FEE WAIVER IS 300. STATE LAW REQUIRES YOU NOT TO GO OVER 1% OF YOUR BUDGET, WHICH IS ABOUT $740,000. YOU'RE NOT CLOSE TO THAT. SO TONIGHT'S FEE WAIVER IS $300. MR. MCCONAUGHEY IS HERE TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE. DO WE HAVE ANY QUESTIONS FOR MR. MCCONAUGHEY? IT LOOKS LIKE COUNCILMEMBER WHITELOCK HAS ONE FOR YOU. I DON'T HAVE A QUESTION FOR MR. MCCONAUGHEY. I JUST WANT TO POINT OUT THAT WHAT MR. MCCONAUGHEY IS REALLY ASKING FOR IS A SERVICE IN LIEU OF FEES, AND I KNOW FROM SERVING WITH HIM THAT THAT'S REALLY IMPORTANT TO HIM. SO I JUST WANTED TO POINT THAT OUT. 
          THEY PLAN ON DOING SERVICE FOR THE CITY AND THEIR COMMUNITY AND ARE ASKING TO HAVE THIS HELP. I APPRECIATE THAT. THANK YOU, COUNCIL MEMBER, AND THANK YOU, MR. MCCONAUGHEY, FOR THE SERVICE. WE DO THESE FOR QUITE A FEW DIFFERENT NEIGHBORHOODS THAT WANT TO CLEAN UP AND ACTUALLY BEAUTIFY THE CITY AROUND THEM OR THEIR NEIGHBORHOOD AROUND THEM, AND IT'S ALWAYS APPRECIATED. DO I HAVE ANY OTHER QUESTIONS? OKAY, WE'LL OPEN THIS UP FOR PUBLIC COMMENT. IF THERE'S ANYONE HERE WHO WOULD LIKE TO SPEAK ON THIS PUBLIC HEARING, LOOKS LIKE WE HAVE ONE. PLEASE IDENTIFY YOURSELF AND CITY OF RESIDENTS LOVE TO IDENTIFY MYSELF. IF I HADN'T ALREADY BEEN IDENTIFIED. BUT CHRIS MCCONAUGHEY, WEST JORDAN RESIDENT. AND FIRST OF ALL, I WANT TO SAY HOW AWESOME IS THAT? TO LIVE IN A CITY WHERE EVERYTHING YOU HEAR CITIZEN COMMENTS TONIGHT IS. THANK YOU. REALLY NICE TO LIVE IN A CITY WHERE COUNCIL AND STAFF AND CITY EMPLOYEES AND RESIDENTS WORK SO HARD TO MAKE THIS A PLACE THAT WE LOVE TO BE. 
          JUST REALLY APPRECIATIVE TO BE HERE. COUNCIL, I DO WANT TO SAY THANK YOU TO YOU FOR BEING HERE THIS EVENING. I KNOW THAT YOU WERE HERE LONG BEFORE THIS MEETING STARTED, HAD SPENT MUCH OF YOUR AFTERNOON HERE TO TAKE CARE OF MAKING MAKING LIFE A LITTLE BIT NICER FOR FOR YOUR NEIGHBORS. SO THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME. AND AS WAS MENTIONED, THAT'S WHAT THIS FEE WAIVER REQUEST IS TRYING TO MAKE LIFE A LITTLE BIT NICER FOR SOME OF THE NEIGHBORHOODS HERE. AS COUNCIL MEMBER WHITELOCK POINTED OUT, MY REAL REQUEST WAS TO DO A REQUEST FOR SERVICE IN LIEU OF FEES, BECAUSE I REALLY WANTED TO HIGHLIGHT THAT WE'RE NOT JUST ASKING FOR SOMETHING FROM THE CITY, BUT TRYING TO GIVE BACK. WE'RE LOOKING FOR FOR DUMPSTERS, FOR NEIGHBORHOOD CLEANUP PROJECT SO THAT WE COULD SPECIFICALLY TARGET THE ITEMS THAT OTHERWISE CODE ENFORCEMENT WOULD LIKELY BE IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD TAKEN CARE OF. WE'RE LOOKING FOR TREE BRANCHES THAT ARE TOO LOW OVER EITHER THE STREET OR OVER THE SIDEWALKS, LOOKING FOR DEBRIS AND YARDS AND JUST MAKING THINGS NICER. IN GENERAL, THIS IS GOING TO BE THE NEIGHBORHOOD ROUGHLY 8500 SOUTH AND 6500 WEST, RIGHT IN THAT KIND OF SOUTHEAST PORTION OF THE OAKS RIGHT THERE. AND JUST AGAIN, REALLY APPRECIATE THE THE SUPPORT FROM COUNCIL FOR ACTIVITIES LIKE THIS. I BELIEVE I'VE BEEN ABLE TO CONNECT WITH ALL OF YOU BEFORE. WE HAD THE MEETING TONIGHT AND SEEMED LIKE ALL THE QUESTIONS WERE ANSWERED, BUT IF THERE'S ANYTHING ELSE THAT DOES COME UP, I'D BE HAPPY TO TO RESPOND. BUT OVERALL, JUST AGAIN, THANK YOU FOR MAKING SURE THAT THERE'S PROGRAMS TO HELP KEEP OUR NEIGHBORHOOD CITY AND OR EXCUSE ME, KEEP OUR NEIGHBORHOODS PRETTY AND OUR CITY A WONDERFUL PLACE TO LIVE. THANK YOU, THANK YOU. DO I HAVE ANY OTHERS IN THE AUDIENCE WHO WOULD LIKE TO MAKE A COMMENT ON THIS PUBLIC HEARING? MR. ANDERSON, ANY OF OUR TWO RESIDENTS WANT TO SPEAK ON THIS PATH? YOU STILL HAVE TWO RESIDENTS OR TWO INDIVIDUALS ONLINE, NONE OF WHOM HAVE RAISED THEIR HAND TO SPEAK AT THIS TIME. ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU. THEN I WILL CALL IT INTO THE PUBLIC COMMENT SECTION OF THIS PUBLIC HEARING COUNCIL. DO I HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR ANY FURTHER THINGS THEY NEED TO SPEAK ON? COUNCILMEMBER LAMB, I MOVE TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NUMBER 20 SIX. DASH 005. 
          ALRIGHT. COUNCIL MEMBER SHELTON, I SECOND THE MOTION. ALL RIGHT. WE'VE GOT A MOTION FROM COUNCIL MEMBER LAM AND A SECOND FROM COUNCIL MEMBER SHELTON. ANY OTHER DISCUSSION ON THIS MATTER? WELL, SEEING NONE, WE WILL PUT THIS TO A VOTE, MISS QUICK. COUNCIL MEMBER. JACOB. YES. 
          COUNCIL MEMBER WHITELOCK. YES. VICE CHAIR. WAGNER. YES. COUNCIL MEMBER. LAMB. YES. 
          CHAIR. YES. COUNCIL MEMBER. SHELTON. YES. COUNCIL MEMBER. HARRIS. YES. THANK YOU. I SHOW THE MOTION PASSES 7 TO 0. THANK YOU. THAT WAS NICE AND EASY. ALL RIGHT, WE'LL MOVE ON TO 
          [b.
 Petition From Joe Colosimo/Catholic Diocese of Salt Lake City for a Development Located at 6205 West 9000 South with Wagstaff Investments, LLC as an Additional Applicant  •    Ordinance No. 26-13 a Development Agreement  •    Ordinance No. 26-16 Amending the General Plan Future Land Use Map to Neighborhood Commercial and Rezone to SC-1 (Commercial)]
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ITEM SIX B, THIS IS A PETITION FROM JOE COLOSIMO, THE CATHOLIC DIOCESE OF SALT LAKE CITY, FOR THE DEVELOPMENT. LOCATED AT 6205 WEST NINE NINE 9000 SOUTH WITH WAGSTAFF INVESTMENTS LLC AS AN APPLICANT. SO WE HAVE THE WE HAVE SOME MEMBERS OF THE APPLICANTS HERE AND ALSO SEVERAL MEMBERS OF OUR STAFF WHO ARE HERE TO TALK ON THIS AS WELL. MR. ANDERSON, HOW SHOULD WE. YEAH, I CAN JUST GIVE A QUICK, QUICK RUNDOWN. THIS IS KIND OF REMAINED WITH THE COUNCIL. THERE HAVEN'T BEEN ANY OTHER CHANGES FROM STAFF, BUT STAFF AND THE APPLICANT ARE HERE TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS THE COUNCIL MAY HAVE. IF YOU REMEMBER, BACK ON JANUARY 27TH, THERE WAS A MOTION TO RECONSIDER THIS ITEM, WHICH PASSED. IT ACTUALLY FAILED IN DECEMBER. COUNCIL CHAIR, YOU'D ASKED TO RECONSIDER IT ON JANUARY 27TH. THE COUNCIL MADE SOME SUGGESTIONS THAT THE PARCEL THAT YOU SEE ON THE SCREEN TOWARDS THE LEFT HAND OF THE SCREEN THAT'S NOT MARKED IN RED WOULD INSTEAD OF BEING COMMERCIAL OR SC, ONE ZONE WOULD BE RESIDENTIAL AND REMAIN IN ITS R1 TEN AND THE PROPOSED GAS STATION, A CONVENIENCE STORE WOULD BE IN THE AREA WITH THE MARKED IN RED. THERE ARE SOME TRAFFIC ALIGNMENTS THERE, WITH DUCK RIDGE AND 90TH AND NEW BINGHAM HIGHWAY THAT ARE STILL TO BE REALIZED BY UDOT, BUT THE APPLICANT IS HERE. THE COUNCIL ASKED THAT WE MAKE SOME PROVISIONS IN A DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT WHICH MR. COLOSIMO, REPRESENTING THE CHURCH, HAS PARTICIPATED IN. MR. MURRAY IS HERE FROM THE CITY ATTORNEY'S OFFICE TO ANSWER ANY LEGAL QUESTIONS WITH THE DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT. AND MR. RAY MCCANDLESS IS HERE TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS FROM THE PLANNING STAFF. BUT THIS IS REALLY JUST A CONTINUATION OF WHAT THE COUNCIL HAD DIRECTED BACK ON THE 27TH. STILL REALIZING WE STILL HAVE TO FOLLOW LUDMER AND OUR CITY CODE ON SEVERAL OF THOSE ASPECTS. AND THE APPLICANT, I THINK A REPRESENTATIVE FROM HOLIDAY OIL ARE HERE AS WELL. IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS. ALL RIGHT THEN THEN WE HAVE THAT. LET'S OPEN UP PUBLIC COMMENT AND THEN WE'LL GET INTO QUESTIONS AND AND OTHERS. IF I HAVE PUBLIC COMMENT ON THIS AND YOU'LL HAVE THREE MINUTES TO SPEAK, WE ASK THAT YOU GIVE YOUR NAME AND CITY OF RESIDENCE. GOOD EVENING, JOE COLOSIMO, CATHOLIC DIOCESE OF SALT LAKE CITY. EXCUSE ME, 27 C STREET, SALT LAKE CITY. 84103I WANT TO THANK YOU FOR RECONSIDERING OUR ZONE CHANGE FROM DECEMBER. WITH THE HELP FROM COUNCILOR WHITLOCK AND THE FEEDBACK FROM THE NEIGHBORS, WE'VE MODIFIED OR WE'VE MODIFIED OUR ZONE CHANGE FROM REZONING THE WHOLE 3.73 ACRE PARCEL TO JUST REZONING THE EASTERN 2.6 ACRE PARCEL, LEAVING THE WESTERN PARCEL ZONED R1 TEN. WE FEEL LIKE THAT PUTS A CAP TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD, AND WE CAN DO LIKE KIND PRODUCTS, SO WE CAN DO FOUR HOUSES THERE THAT KIND OF BUFFERS, THAT NEIGHBORHOOD. 
          PLUS THOSE FOUR NEIGHBORS WON'T KNOW THAT THAT PARCEL WAS PROJECTED TO BE A CHURCH FOR THE LAST 30 YEARS. SO SO THEY KIND OF SEE WHAT'S HAPPENING THERE AS FAR AS THAT GOES. WE HAVE SUBMITTED A PRE-APPLICATION AND WENT THROUGH THAT ON MONDAY. SEEMS PRETTY SIMPLE AND STRAIGHTFORWARD. WE WILL DILIGENTLY TRY TO GET THAT DONE FAST AS THAT IS A CONCERN OF THE NEIGHBORS. THEY WANT THAT DONE BEFORE THE THE SERVICE STATION GOES IN. SO WE'RE WORKING ON THAT. WE'RE HOPING TO HAVE THAT COMPLETED AND HOME STARTED BY BY THE END OF THE CALENDAR YEAR. AS MR. ANDERSON SAID. DUNCAN MURRAY, THE SENIOR ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY, HAS DRAFTED A DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT THAT ESTABLISHES THAT THE THE FUTURE COMMERCIAL PIECE STILL NEEDS TO GO THROUGH A SITE PLAN PROCESS. THE DEA DOES EMPHASIZE THE IMPORTANT THINGS THAT I'M HEARING FROM THE NEIGHBORS, AND THAT THE PLANNING COMMISSION SHOULD FOCUS ON DURING THE SITE PLAN APPLICATION, SUCH AS NOISE, LIGHTING, TRAFFIC SPECIFIC LANDSCAPING SUCH AS CALIPERS OR TREES, AND POTENTIAL SPACING AND HOURS OF OPERATION. THE SITE PLAN CONCEPT IN THE DEA SHOWS AN INTENDED USE OF A C STORE, A GAS ISLAND WITH CARS ORIENTED EAST AND WEST SO AS TO NOT HAVE LIGHTS SHINE INTO THE NEIGHBORS TO THE NORTH BACKYARD. 
          IN A CAR WASH WHICH EXITS TO THE SOUTH, AND SPEAKING WITH THE HOLIDAY OIL PEOPLE, THEY COULD SEE IT ALSO EXITING TO THE EAST PENDING THE ROAD ALIGNMENTS, SO I KNOW DRYER NOISE WAS A CONCERN. SO EITHER EXIT TO THE SOUTH OR EXIT TO THE EAST AWAY FROM THE 
          [01:15:01]
NEIGHBORS, BASICALLY RIGHT DOWN 90TH SOUTH. THE DA SPEAKS TO THE TIMING OF THE ROAD. AFTER YESTERDAY'S MEETING, NATE ANDERSON KIND OF INDICATED THAT THE CITY IS STILL TRYING TO HIRE A DESIGN TEAM TO FIGURE THAT OUT. WE ARE WAITING TO SEE WHAT IS REQUIRED FROM THE CHURCH. I BELIEVE THE CHURCH WILL HAVE TO DEDICATE A PIECE TO THE NORTH, AND THEN THE CHURCH WILL ALSO WANT TO PARTICIPATE IN THE REMNANT PARCEL THAT COMES OUT OF NEW BINGHAM HIGHWAY. HAVING SAID THAT. HANG ON, I'M SORRY. THE THREE MINUTES IS UP AND THIS WE WANT TO GIVE HIM A LITTLE BIT MORE. WELL, HE'S ON BEHALF OF AN APPLICANT I WANTED TO I'M GOING TO GO TWO MORE MINUTES. THAT'S WHAT I WAS JUST GOING TO GET A PART OF. GO AHEAD. MY WIFE WOULD LOVE THAT FEATURE. YEAH. SO SO I KNOW TIMING IS IS A CONCERN OF THE NEIGHBORS. I BELIEVE THE HOUSES WILL BE BUILT AND FINISHED BEFORE THE C STORE STARTS. THE C STORE DOESN'T WANT TO START CONSTRUCTION, FINISH CONSTRUCTION AND THEN HAVE THE ROAD UNRAVEL OR HAVE THE ROAD BE CLOSED. THEY DON'T, YOU KNOW, THEY WOULD THEY WOULD RATHER HAVE THE ROAD BE FINISHED OR TIME IT TO WHERE THEY'RE WHERE THEY'RE FINISHED AND THE ROAD IS FINISHED AT THE SAME TIME. SO THEY KIND OF ALL COME TOGETHER. AND SO THOSE ARE SOME OF THE CONCERNS I HEARD FROM THE NEIGHBORS. I'M HOPING THAT WE'VE ADDRESSED THEM. WE LOOK FORWARD TO A POSITIVE RESPONSE TONIGHT SO THAT WE CAN START THE PROCESS. OKAY. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. WE'LL HAVE YOU SIT AND JUST SEE IF WE'VE GOT SOME QUESTIONS, BECAUSE THIS IS STILL PART OF THE PUBLIC COMMENT SECTION. SO WE'LL SEE IF ANYONE ELSE HAS ANY PUBLIC COMMENT THAT THEY WOULD LIKE TO MAKE WITHIN THIS. GREAT. MR. ANDERSON, ANYONE ONLINE WHO WOULD LIKE TO SPEAK DURING THIS, YOU HAVE TWO INDIVIDUALS ONLINE, ONE OF WHOM HAS RAISED THEIR HAND TO SPEAK. GREAT. WE'LL HAVE YOU SPEAK. BUT OH, MR. SEEGMILLER, FIRST OF ALL, WE WILL. SO BEFORE COUNCILMEMBER, YOU BRING SOMEONE UP, PLEASE KNOW THAT I'VE ALREADY STARTED SOMETHING HERE. SO, MISS MR. ANDERSON, WE'LL LET THE PERSON ONLINE SPEAK. AND PLEASE, IF YOU'LL GIVE YOUR NAME AND CITY OF RESIDENCE. YEAH. CAN YOU HEAR ME? YES. OKAY. MY NAME IS BRETT SEEGMILLER. I'M A WEST JORDAN CITY RESIDENT. I'M ONE OF THE NEIGHBORS THAT THAT'S GOING TO BE BACKING THIS, THIS PROPOSAL IN READING WHAT WAS WE'VE TALKED ABOUT AND KIND OF COME TO A, I GUESS YOU WILL AN AGREEMENT WITH EVERYBODY WHERE US AS NEIGHBORS HAVE FELT CONFIDENT. NOW, I DIDN'T SEE IN THE NEW PROPOSAL THAT THE THINGS WE DISCUSSED WERE IN THERE. WHICH LEADS ME TO BELIEVE IF IF WAGSTAFF WANTS TO CHANGE WHATEVER IT IS, THEY CAN DO THAT. IF THEY WANT TO PUT THE PUMPS FACING NORTH AND SOUTH, THEY CAN DO THAT. WE JUST WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT WHAT THEY SAY AND WHAT, IF YOU WILL, WHAT WE KIND OF AGREED UPON IS IN THE, IF YOU WILL, LEGAL DOCUMENT SO THAT WHAT THEY SAY THEY'RE GOING TO DO, THEY'RE GOING TO DO. SO THAT WAS MY BIGGEST CONCERN IN READING OVER THERE. I DON'T KNOW IF IT WAS THE SITE PLAN, BUT WHATEVER WAS ON THE CITY WEBSITE LAST NIGHT. SO THAT'S ALL I GOT. THANK YOU. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. I BELIEVE WE HAVE SOMEONE IN THE AUDIENCE WHO WOULD LIKE TO STEP FORWARD. MY NAME IS CASEY SAWYER AND I ALSO LIVE IN WEST JORDAN RESIDENT AND MY HOUSE SITS NEXT TO THIS PARCEL. I HAD THREE MAJOR CONCERNS. I THINK THE NEW PROPOSAL IS GOING OVER MUCH BETTER WITH THE NEIGHBORHOOD. OUR FIRST CONCERN WAS THAT THE HOUSES WOULD BE BUILT AND THAT THERE WOULDN'T BE AN AFTERTHOUGHT. SO I LIKE WHAT HE SAID. WE JUST WANT ASSURANCES IN WRITING SOMEWHERE THAT THAT WILL ACTUALLY HAPPEN AND THAT THE OTHER STUFF WON'T GO UP AND THOSE REMAIN EMPTY LOTS. THE OTHER CONCERN WAS IF UDOT HAS CREATED THE ROADWAY YET. HE SEEMED TO INDICATE THAT THEY WOULD WAIT AND DO IT KIND OF TOGETHER SO THAT WE WOULDN'T HAVE BE REDOING SOMETHING, AS WE HAVEN'T SEEN A FINAL AS TO WHAT THAT ROAD WILL LOOK LIKE. AND IT'S MY UNDERSTANDING THAT WOULD IMPACT THE SIZE OF THE PARCEL AND WHAT COULD GO THERE. AND THEN MY LAST, OUR LAST CONCERN WAS THE SAME THING THAT THE OTHER GENTLEMAN MENTIONED WAS WE DIDN'T SEE IN WRITING THE THINGS THAT WE HEARD HIM SAY, WHICH WE LOVE. WHAT HE SAID, WE JUST DIDN'T SEE IN WRITING ANYWHERE THAT THAT WAS GOING TO BE REQUIRED AS OPPOSED TO JUST WE HOPE TO DO THAT. THANK YOU. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. 
          IS THERE ANYONE ELSE IN THE ROOM THAT WOULD LIKE TO SPEAK? I GUESS THERE IS. CHRIS MCCONAUGHEY, WEST JORDAN RESIDENT. I THINK I'M BATTING A THOUSAND FOR TONIGHT'S OPPORTUNITY TO SPEAK. FIRST OF ALL, I WANT TO EXPRESS APPRECIATION TO THE DEVELOPER. 
          [01:20:04]
THERE HAVE BEEN MANY DEVELOPERS WHO HAVEN'T BEEN WILLING TO PUT IN THE TIME AND THE EFFORT TO ENGAGE NEIGHBORS TO COME UP WITH SOLUTIONS THAT EVERYBODY CAN APPRECIATE. SO AND THIS ALSO WASN'T THE FIRST DEVELOPMENT THAT THIS DEVELOPER HAS HANDLED THAT HAVE GONE THROUGH AN EXTENDED PROCESS OF TRYING TO GET SOMETHING THAT'S GOOD FOR THE NEIGHBORS. THE OTHER ONE THAT THEY DID ON 13TH AND 78TH, NOW THAT WE'RE, WHAT, 15 YEARS DOWN THE ROAD, IT'S BEEN VERY WELL EXECUTED WITH THIS ONE, I WANT TO ECHO THE SAME CONCERNS THAT HAVE BEEN BROUGHT UP FROM OTHERS ABOUT MAKING SURE EVERYTHING THAT EVERYONE'S ANTICIPATING IS MEMORIALIZED AND IN A CENTRALIZED LOCATION. I SPOKE WITH COUNCIL DIRECTOR ANDERSON EARLIER ABOUT SOME OF THE CONCERNS, AND HE MENTIONED THAT SOME ITEMS THE NEIGHBORS ARE EXPECTING ARE ALREADY CALLED OUT AND SPECIFIED IN PUBLIC CODE. AND WE DON'T NECESSARILY WANT TO HAVE THE DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT SAY ONE THING IN CODE, SAY SOMETHING AND HAVE A POTENTIAL CONFLICT. BUT WE WOULD LOVE TO SEE MAYBE LIKE AN APPENDIX AT THAT BOTTOM, AT THE BOTTOM OF THAT DOCUMENT SAYING IT'S OUR UNDERSTANDING THAT THIS WILL HAPPEN, WHICH IS PER CODE HERE, AND THIS WILL HAPPEN PER CODE HERE. SO NOT NECESSARILY POTENTIAL FOR CONFLICT, BUT RATHER JUST SORT OF A INDEX OR APPENDIX OR SOMETHING THAT POINTS TO WHERE THESE OTHER ITEMS ARE REGULATED OR OVERSEEN. SO THAT WAY EVERYBODY'S ON THE SAME PAGE. 
          THERE'S ONE CENTRAL LOCATION. WE'VE SEEN OTHER INSTANCES WHERE THERE MAY HAVE BEEN SOMETHING IN THIS PORTION OF CODE, BUT THE DEVELOPER WAS LOOKING OVER HERE AND STAFF WAS LOOKING AT THAT AND SOMETHING WAS MISSED JUST TO KEEP EVERYBODY HAPPY, ESPECIALLY AFTER ALL THE WORK THAT'S GONE INTO THIS, I THINK IT WOULD BE REALLY HELPFUL TO HAVE THAT MINOR UPDATE TO THE DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT TO MAKE SURE EVERYONE HAS EVERYTHING IN ONE SPOT. SO THERE'S NO QUESTIONS, NO GUESSING, LESS CHANCE FOR MISUNDERSTANDING OR OVERSIGHT. 
          THANK YOU. THANK YOU. AND WE'LL MAKE THE ASK AGAIN IF THERE'S ANYONE ELSE WHO WOULD LIKE TO COME UP AND SPEAK DURING THIS PUBLIC HEARING, HAVE WE HAD ANY MORE ENGAGEMENT, MR. ANDERSON? ONLINE. NO. STILL, TWO PARTICIPANTS IN THE MEETING AND NEITHER HAVE NOW HAVE RAISED THEIR HAND. THANK YOU, MR. ANDERSON. WITH THAT, I'LL GO AHEAD AND CLOSE THE PUBLIC COMMENT SECTION ON THIS, AND THEN WE'LL BRING IT BACK TO OUR COUNCIL FOR QUESTIONS THAT THE COUNCIL MAY HAVE FOR ANY OF OUR STAFF OR OUR APPLICANT, MR. COLOSIMO, AS WELL. ANY QUESTIONS THAT WE HAVE ON THIS? COUNCIL MEMBER JACOB, I DON'T REALLY HAVE A QUESTION, BUT I DO JUST WANT TO SAY, FROM WHAT I GATHER NOW, I HAVEN'T BEEN IN THE MEETINGS WITH THE DEVELOPER AND THE NEIGHBORHOOD, BUT FROM WHAT I UNDERSTAND, MANY OF THE CONCERNS OR THINGS THAT YOU'D LIKE TO SEE IN WRITING WOULD BE ADDRESSED AT THE SITE PLAN STAGE. THIS IS JUST THE REZONE. 
          AND SO AT THIS POINT, TAKING CARE OF THE REZONE IS SOMETHING I THINK MOST EVERYBODY IS MORE OR LESS COMFORTABLE WITH, WITH THE THOUGHT THAT AS THE SITE PLAN COMES UP AND THERE WILL BE A PUBLIC HEARING AT THE PLANNING COMMISSION FOR THAT. AS, AS THEN, THEN THERE WILL BE MORE DETAILS THAT WILL BE WORKED OUT WITH, LIKE THE CONCEPT PLAN BEING MEMORIALIZED AND EXACTLY WHERE THE PUMPS ARE AND EXACTLY WHERE EVERYTHING IS THAT WILL BE ADDRESSED AT THE NEXT STAGE IN THE IN THE PROCESS. SO FOR FOR WHERE WE ARE NOW WITH THE REZONE, I THINK EVERYBODY'S MORE OR LESS ON THE SAME PAGE. AND, AND SO I'M, I'M LOOKING FORWARD TO THIS. THIS SOUNDS GOOD. THANK YOU. WITH THAT I WOULD I DO THINK IT MIGHT BE GOOD AND SORRY TO FORCE YOU TO COME UP, BUT MR. MURRAY, IF YOU'D LIKE TO JUST COME UP AND ADDRESS KIND OF WHAT HAS JUST BEEN SAID BY MR. JACOB AND THE SOME OF THE IDEAS THAT WE HAVE, THAT MANY OF THE THINGS THAT AREN'T WRITTEN OUT, THAT THE RESIDENTS ARE SEEING NOW ARE PART OF PUBLIC CODE AND ALREADY SOMETHING THEY WOULD HAVE TO FOLLOW. RIGHT? SO TO ADDRESS THOSE ISSUES IN THE ONLINE PACKET, THERE IS THE ATTACHMENT A, WHICH IS THE DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT. AND ON PAGE THREE OF THE DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT THERE'S PARAGRAPH 3.2. AND IT DOES GO THROUGH THE ANTICIPATED POTENTIAL IMPACTS TO NEARBY NEIGHBORS. AND THEN IT'S ALSO IDENTIFIED THERE ALL OF THE CODE SECTIONS THAT ARE APPLICABLE TO EACH OF THOSE ITEMS. SO THERE'S A THE CODE SECTION THAT APPLIES TO THE PERMANENT FENCE OR WALL OF NOT LESS THAN SIX FEET. THERE'S THE 20 FOOT LANDSCAPE SETBACK BUFFER REQUIREMENT. AND RATHER THAN SETTING FORTH SOMETHING NEW, THERE'S A CODE SECTION FOR THAT. THE TREE STREET TREE, THE MINIMUM 2.5IN CALIPER. THERE'S A STREET, THERE'S A CITY CODE SECTION IDENTIFIED THAT'S APPLICABLE THERE. THE PHOTOMETRIC PLAN, ANOTHER CODE SECTION. AND THEN AS FAR AS THE 
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IF THERE'S A CAR WASH, THE BLOWERS AND DRYERS AND THOSE KIND OF THINGS, KEEPING THEM, THE HOURS OF OPERATION, ALL THOSE KINDS OF THINGS TO MITIGATE THE OTHER ADVERSE IMPACTS, NOISES AND SO FORTH. THAT'S AS COUNCIL MEMBER JACOBS SAID, TAKEN CARE OF UNDER OUR CODE DURING THE CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT PROCESS, WHICH CAN BE COMBINED WITH THE SITE PLAN AND SUBDIVISION PROCESS, THERE'S USUALLY ONE COMBINED PUBLIC HEARING FOR ALL OF THOSE ISSUES THAT COME BEFORE THE PLANNING COMMISSION AT THE SAME TIME. SO THE THING THAT'S A LITTLE DIFFERENT WITH THIS APPLICATION, THIS DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT, COMPARED TO SOME OF THE OTHERS YOU'VE SEEN, IS MOST OF THE DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENTS YOU SEE ARE TO FLESH OUT AREAS OF THE CODE THAT ARE NOT SPECIFICALLY NAILED DOWN. YOU'VE SEEN DEVELOPMENTS LIKE TERRAIN, WHICH IS INITIALLY CALLED WOOD RANCH, AND THEN JONES RANCH, WHICH BECAME KNOWN AS DRY CREEK HIGHLANDS. THOSE ARE ANTICIPATED IN OUR CODE TO NOT HAVE ALL OF THE REGULATIONS SPELLED OUT SPECIFICALLY IN THE CODE, AND IT'S REQUIRED TO HAVE A DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT TO FLESH OUT THE ADDITIONAL REGULATIONS FOR THE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT THIS ZONE. IF THE COUNCIL APPROVES THE REZONE TO THE SC ONE COMMERCIAL ZONE, ALL OF THE REGULATIONS ALREADY EXIST IN CODE. SO THERE'S REALLY NO ADDITIONAL REGULATIONS THAT THAT NEED TO BE FLESHED OUT, SO TO SPEAK. I THINK THAT'S PRETTY MUCH RESPONSIVE TO WHAT YOU'RE SAYING, THAT THE THING THOUGH, THAT THAT'S WAS IMPORTANT FOR THE CITY HERE IN IN CITY STAFF'S VIEW, WAS EVEN THOUGH ALL OF THE REGULATIONS EXIST, THAT THERE ARE SOME THAT NEEDED TO BE ACKNOWLEDGED TO MOVE FORWARD. IN PARAGRAPH 3.3, FOR INSTANCE, THERE'S THE ACCESS POINT ON THE SOUTH WEST CORNER THAT WITHOUT THAT ADDITIONAL LITTLE TRIANGLE, THERE'S NO WAY TO LINE UP A FOUR WAY INTERSECTION. SO THAT IS SPELLED OUT IN THE DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT AS AN ESSENTIAL COMPONENT TO BE INCLUDED, BECAUSE WITHOUT THAT, THERE'S NOT TWO ACCESS POINTS. AND OUR THE BETWEEN THE CITY CODE AND THE UDOT REGULATIONS. IF IT DOESN'T LINE UP AS A FOUR WAY, IT HAS TO BE OFFSET BY 150FT. AND IF IT'S 150FT, IT'S NOW TOO CLOSE TO THE MAIN INTERSECTION. SO THERE WAS A LITTLE BIT OF USE IN THIS DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT TO MAKE SURE THAT WE TIED TOGETHER ALL THE REGULATIONS THAT THEY FIT TOGETHER, PLUS ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF THE TIMING, BECAUSE SOME OF THE PROCESSES MOVING FORWARD, ESPECIALLY WITH THE RECONFIGURATION OF THE ROAD DESIGN, INVOLVE UDOT AND UDOT HAS THEIR OWN TIMETABLE. AND WE, OF COURSE, DON'T HAVE CONTROL OVER THAT. SO THIS IS A LITTLE BIT DIFFERENT USAGE OF A DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT THAN WHAT WE'RE NORMALLY USED TO. ANY QUESTIONS FOR ME? YES. COUNCILMEMBER WHITELOCK, MR. DUNCAN, WHAT YOU'RE ASKING ME TO APPROVE TONIGHT IS A LAND USE, CORRECT A ZONE CHANGE. SO IF I SAY YES TO AN SC1, THE DEVELOPER CAN BUILD WHATEVER IS ALLOWED IN THE SC1, AM I CORRECT? STATE LAW REQUIRES THAT. THAT'S CORRECT. RIGHT. SO OTHERWISE IT WOULD BE A ZONING CONDITION WHICH IS NOT LEGAL. 
          YEAH. THAT'S CORRECT. SO I'M SURE MR. COLOSIMO FULLY INTENDS TO DO EVERYTHING AND HELP THE DEVELOPER DO EVERYTHING THAT WE'VE TALKED ABOUT. BUT IF, IF, IF MARKET CHANGES, SOMETHING CHANGED. AND BY THE TIME WE GET THE ROAD DONE, IT'S NO LONGER FEASIBLE TO PUT A GAS STATION THERE. SOMETHING ELSE COULD GO THERE, CORRECT? THAT'S CORRECT. THANK YOU. ANYTHING THAT'S PERMITTED OR CONDITIONAL USE IN THE C ONE ZONE COULD BE THERE. THANK YOU. DO I HAVE ANY OTHER FURTHER QUESTIONS FOR MR. MURRAY OR ANY OF THE OTHER? ALL RIGHT. IF NO MORE QUESTIONS, I WILL LOOK FOR A MOTION.THERE YOR JACOB. I'LL GO. I MOVE TO APPROVE ORDINANCE NUMBER 2613 WITH THE DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT AND ORDINANCE 26, DASH 16 AMENDING THE GENERAL PLAN AND. 
          AMENDED THE GENERAL PLAN AND REZONE. YES. ALL RIGHT. COUNCIL MEMBER LAM SECOND. ALL RIGHT. I BELIEVE I NOW HAVE THE MOTION FROM COUNCILMEMBER JACOB AND A SECOND FROM COUNCIL MEMBER LAM. 
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ANY MORE DISCUSSION TO THIS MOTION. COUNCILMEMBER WHITELOCK YES, I WANT TO THANK THE NEIGHBORHOODS THAT LIVE NEAR THERE AND THEIR RESIDENTS FOR THE TIMES THAT THEY'VE SPENT WITH THE COUNCIL AND WITH THE WITH MR. COLOSIMO. I ESPECIALLY WANT TO THANK MR. COLOSIMO FOR ALL THE TIME THAT HE'S GIVEN WORKING ON THIS PROJECT. I UNDERSTAND WHAT I'VE BEEN TOLD. 
          I DON'T AGREE WITH IT, BUT I UNDERSTAND IT. AND AND BECAUSE OF WHAT I HAVE BEEN TOLD AND BECAUSE I DON'T FEEL LIKE THERE ARE THE GUARANTEES THAT WHAT IS GOING TO WHAT WHAT IS SHOWN IS ACTUALLY GOING TO BE BUILT, BECAUSE I DON'T HAVE THE GUARANTEE FOR THAT. I'M GOING TO HAVE TO VOTE NO TONIGHT, EVEN THOUGH I SO WANTED TO VOTE YES AND WORKED, I FEEL REALLY HARD TO GET TO A YES WHERE THE NEIGHBORS COULD FEEL COMFORTABLE AND I COULD FEEL COMFORTABLE. BUT AT THIS TIME, MY COMFORT LEVEL ISN'T THERE. BUT AGAIN, I WANT TO THANK MR. COLOSIMO. I WANT TO THANK THE NEIGHBORHOOD THAT WORKED ON THIS, AND I THANK STAFF FOR THEIR ANSWERS. SOMETIMES WE GET ANSWERS WE DON'T LIKE. COUNCIL MEMBER SHELTON THANK YOU. CHAIR. 
          I JUST WANTED TO ECHO COUNCIL MEMBER WHITLOCK'S COMMENTS AND ALSO HER CONCERNS. I'M GRATEFUL TO THE NEIGHBORHOODS AND THE RESIDENTS WHO'VE BEEN SO INVOLVED. AND I'M ALSO GRATEFUL TO THE CATHOLIC DIOCESE AND THE DEVELOPER THAT HAS WORKED SO HARD TO PUT TOGETHER A GREAT PLAN. I AM CONCERNED THAT. IF THINGS COULD CHANGE, AND I UNDERSTAND THAT STATE LAW IS PREVENTING US FROM PUTTING ANY CONDITIONS AT THIS TIME ON THE DEVELOPMENT OTHER THAN SC ONE, OR IS IT SC TWO THAT WE'RE MOVING TO SC ONE? I AM CONCERNED ABOUT THAT. AND AND I DON'T FEEL FULLY COMFORTABLE VOTING YES AT THIS TIME, BUT I AM VERY MUCH IN FAVOR OF THE DEVELOPMENT AS IT'S BEEN DESCRIBED. I WOULD LIKE TO GET A POINT OF REFERENCE FROM MR. ANDERSON HERE. I HAD PUT THIS THIS WAS THE MOTION WAS FOR BOTH OF THESE DIFFERENT ORDINANCES. DID WE NEED TO DO THEM SEPARATELY FIRST? NO. MR. MURRAY JUST ADVISED ME THE PREFERENCE WAS TO DO THEM SEPARATELY. BUT IT'S FINE TO DO BOTH OF THEM. ALL RIGHT. I WANTED TO MAKE SURE THAT BEFORE WE PROCEEDED. SO. THANK YOU. YEAH, THERE MAY BE. WELL, I DON'T THINK I WAS GOING TO SAY IT MIGHT BE DIFFERENT IF THERE'S GOING TO BE A DIFFERENT VOTE ON BOTH. BUT WHAT IT SOUNDS LIKE IS IT WOULD BE CONSISTENT ON BOTH. SO I THINK YOU COULD DO BOTH. YEAH. MR. MURRAY'S TELLING ME. YES. IN THE DISCUSSION THOUGH I WILL THEN ASK IF THERE ARE ANY COUNCIL MEMBERS WHO WERE PLANNING TO VOTE DIFFERENT WAYS ON EACH OF THESE. SEEING NO HESITATION FROM THE COUNCIL ON THAT. THEN WE WILL THEN LOOK FOR THIS IN THE WAY THAT IT HAS BEEN MOTIONED. AND THAT IS BOTH OF THESE ORDINANCES TOGETHER. 
          AND WE WILL GO TO MISS QUICK FOR A VOTE. COUNCIL MEMBER LAM YES, CHAIR. YES. COUNCIL MEMBER. 
          JACOB. YES. COUNCIL MEMBER. SHELTON. NO. COUNCIL MEMBER. HARRIS. YES. COUNCIL MEMBER. 
          WHITELOCK. NO. AND VICE CHAIR. WAGNER. NO. OKAY, I SHOW THE MOTION PASSES 4 TO 3. ALL RIGHT. 
          [c.
 Ordinance No. 26-15 Amending West Jordan City Code 10-1-7 International Fire Code]
THANK YOU VERY MUCH, EVERYBODY. OUR NEXT AS WE MOVE ON IS ITEM SIX, ORDINANCE NUMBER 26 DASH 15 AMENDING WEST JORDAN CITY CODE TEN DASH ONE SEVEN, INTERNATIONAL FIRE CODE. WE HAVE GOT OUR CHIEF COMING UP. OH, WELL, NOW THAT'S BEEN CHANGED ON ME. GOOD EVENING. 
          COUNCIL I'M MIKE JENSEN, THE NEWLY APPOINTED FIRE MARSHAL AS OF DECEMBER. SO THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME TONIGHT. IN JULY, THE STATE OF UTAH WILL BE ADOPTING THE 2024 INTERNATIONAL FIRE CODE. SO WE THOUGHT THIS WOULD BE A GOOD TIME TO AMEND SOME OF THE LANGUAGE WITH WHICH HOW WE MOVE FORWARD WITH ADOPTING THE FIRE CODE FOR WEST JORDAN. SO WE'D LIKE TO FORMALLY ADOPT THE 2024 ALONG 2024 INTERNATIONAL FIRE CODE, ALONG WITH APPENDICES A, B OR EXCUSE ME, B, 
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C, AND D, EFFECTIVELY, B IS GOING TO BE OUR FIRE FLOWS OR OR ESSENTIALLY HOW MUCH WATER WE WILL NEED TO TO FIGHT A FIRE, DEPENDING ON THE THE PROPERTY AND THE BUILDINGS. C IS GOING TO BE ESSENTIALLY HOW MANY HYDRANTS WE'RE GOING TO NEED AND THE SPACING OF THOSE HYDRANTS. AND THEN D IS GOING TO BE ROAD STANDARDS FOR FIRE APPARATUS ACCESS. ANY. THAT'S PRETTY MUCH IT. ANY QUESTIONS. DO WE HAVE ANY QUESTIONS FOR FIRE MARSHAL. LOOKS LIKE YOU'RE GETTING OFF A LITTLE EASIER TONIGHT THAN NORMAL. ALRIGHT. WE'LL PUT THIS TO A PUBLIC COMMENT IN CASE THERE'S ANYONE IN THE AUDIENCE WHO WOULD LIKE TO MAKE A COMMENT DURING THIS. 
          YOU CAN DO SO BY COMING FORWARD AND GIVING YOUR NAME AND CITY OF RESIDENCE. ARE YOU GOING TO TRY TO MAKE IT? THERE YOU GO. YOU CAN'T CAN'T LEAVE ONE OPEN. OH, ABSOLUTELY CAN'T MISS THIS ONE. SO AGAIN, CHRIS MCCONAUGHEY, WEST JORDAN RESIDENT AND WANT TO EXPRESS 100% SUPPORT FOR THIS, NOT JUST BECAUSE OF THE THOUGHT BEHIND IT, BUT BECAUSE OF MY COMPLETE AND UTTER CONFIDENCE AND TRUST IN THE PERSON WHO PRESENTED THIS. WHAT'S THE PROPER WAY TO ADDRESS THE FIRE MARSHAL? IS IT CHIEF OR MARSHALL? MARSHALL? MARSHALL, JENSEN? MIKE AND I WENT TO FIRE ACADEMY TOGETHER, AND I'VE SEEN THE DEDICATION AND CARE AND TALENT, ALL THE EFFORT THAT HE PUTS FORTH. EVEN BEFORE DOING THAT, HE WAS WORKING FOR THE CITY. AND IT YOU HAVE SOMEBODY HERE WHO CARES DEEPLY ABOUT THE CITY, HAS PUT HIS WHOLE CAREER IN SERVICE OF OUR CITY. AND I JUST WANT TO EXPRESS MY TRUST, CONFIDENCE, SUPPORT FOR THIS THAT HE'S BRINGING TO KEEP OUR CITY AND OUR RESIDENTS SAFE. SO WITH THAT, I WOULD ENCOURAGE YOU TO SUPPORT THIS. THANK YOU. THANK YOU, CHIEF MAXFIELD. SEEMS LIKE YOU SENT THE RIGHT PERSON UP. SO GOOD. GOOD CALL ON THAT ONE. IT MIGHT HAVE GONE ANOTHER WAY IF HE HADN'T SENT UP THE MARSHAL ANY. ANY OTHER COMMENTS FROM THOSE IN ATTENDANCE? MR. ANDERSON, DO WE HAVE ANYONE ONLINE? DO NOT HAVE ANYONE ONLINE. OH, WELL, ALL RIGHT THEN, I'M NOT GOING TO TAKE IT PERSONALLY. BUT WE'LL THEN MOVE ON TO SEE IF THERE ARE ANY QUESTIONS FROM OUR COUNCIL DIRECTED TOWARD OUR MARSHAL, CHIEF OR ANYONE ELSE. ALL RIGHT. SEEING NO QUESTIONS, I WILL LOOK FOR A MOTION ON THIS ONE. VICE CHAIR, I MOTION TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NUMBER 26, DASH 15, AMENDING WEST JORDAN CITY CODE TEN ONE SEVEN. INTERNATIONAL FIRE CODE. I WILL GO AHEAD AND SECOND THAT. SO WE'VE GOT A MOTION FROM VICE CHAIR AND A SECOND FROM MYSELF. 
          ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION ON THIS CHAIR? YES, SIR. I'M GOING TO JUMP IN AGAIN. THIS POWERPOINT HAS THE WRONG WORD. IT SHOULD BE AN ORDINANCE, NOT A RESOLUTION. THE PACKET HAS AN ORDINANCE. THAT'S I WOULD TWO DIGITS AT THE END 26 AND TWO DIGITS TELLS YOU IT'S AN ORDINANCE. TELLS US I WAS I WAS WONDERING THAT. BUT YOU KNOW, ONCE AGAIN THE RON BURGUNDY IN ME JUST GOES, WELL THEN THAT MUST HAVE BEEN WHAT IT WAS. SO THEN WE WILL, VICE CHAIR, IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO THEN AMEND YOUR MOTION SAYING ORDINANCE INSTEAD OF RESOLUTION, I MOVE TO APPROVE ORDINANCE NUMBER 2615, AMENDING WEST JORDAN CITY CODE TEN ONE SEVEN, INTERNATIONAL FIRE CODE. I WILL CONTINUE TO SECOND THIS MOTION TO THIS ORDINANCE. AND WITH THAT, I BELIEVE WE CAN NOW GO TO A VOTE. MISS QUICK. THANK YOU. COUNCIL MEMBER SHELTON. 
          YES. COUNCIL MEMBER. HARRIS. YES. COUNCILMEMBER. LAMB. YES. COUNCIL MEMBER. WHITELOCK. YES. 
          VICE CHAIR. WAGNER. YES. CHAIR. YES. COUNCIL MEMBER. JACOB. YES. THANK YOU. I SHOW THE MOTION PASSES 7 TO 0. ALRIGHT. THAT DOES IT WITH OUR PUBLIC HEARINGS. WE HAVE NO BUSINESS 
          [a.
 Council Office Report]
ITEMS TODAY, SO WE'LL REMOVE, WE'LL MOVE ON TO OUR REPORTS TO COUNCIL. FIRST WILL BE MR. ANDERSON AND OUR COUNCIL OFFICE REPORT. THANK YOU CHAIR. NOTHING TO REPORT, JUST A WELL NOTHING. MOSTLY NOTHING TO REPORT. THE ONLY THING I WILL REPORT IS THAT WE ARE COMMENCING THE INTERVIEWS FOR CANDIDATES FOR THE POSITION OF POLICY ANALYST BEGINNING TOMORROW, AND WE HAVE A TEAM HERE, HIRING TEAM THAT I'VE ASKED TO SIT IN THE INTERVIEWS WITH ME. AND SO WE'LL BE CONDUCTING THOSE OF THE 14 THAT WE'RE INTERVIEWING. THERE ARE 
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TWO THAT HAVE WITHDRAWN. SO WE WILL BE INTERVIEWING 12 MR. HALLMARK IS STILL WORKING WITH THE YOUTH COUNCIL THROUGH THE REST OF THE YEAR, AND BETWEEN MISS QUICK AND I, WE ARE PICKING UP THE ELEMENTS RELATED TO THE COMMUNITY SURVEY, WHICH WE'RE WORKING ON, AND RECRUITING FOR NEXT YEAR'S YOUTH COUNCIL. UNTIL WE HAVE THE NEW PERSON ON BOARD, WHICH PROBABLY WILL BE EARLY, EARLY TO MID APRIL. AND THAT'S OUR REPORT. THANK YOU, MR. ANDERSON. 
          [b.
 City Administrator’s Report]
WE'LL NOW MOVE ON TO MR. CORBYN, LEE AND OUR CEO REPORT. THANK YOU, MR. CHAIR. ROUNDWOOD PARK IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION. YOU MAY SEE CREWS OUT THERE WORKING. WE'VE BEEN RAMPING UP FOR THE PAST FEW WEEKS. THE WELL HOUSE HAS BEEN UNDER CONSTRUCTION FOR A WHILE, BUT THE PARK ITSELF PROPER IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION. THAT'S A GOOD DAY. IT'S BEEN A LONG TIME COMING. I'M VERY, VERY HAPPY TO SEE THAT THE REST OF THAT PARK GETTING BUILT OUT. SPEAKING OF PARKS, IT'S BEEN AN UNUSUALLY WARM WINTER, AS YOU KNOW, AND OUR PARKS HAVE BEEN GETTING HEAVY USE. THERE'S BEEN A LOT OF QUESTIONS ABOUT WHY AREN'T THE BATHROOMS OPEN IN THE WINTER TIME? OUR BATHROOMS, THE PIPES ARE NOT INSULATED, THE BATHROOMS ARE NOT INSULATED. SO THE WATER PIPES WILL FREEZE IF WE DON'T SHUT THEM DOWN AND WINTERIZE THEM EACH YEAR. THEY ARE GOING TO OPEN BACK UP. WE START THE PROCESS EVERY APRIL 1ST TO OPEN UP THE BATHROOMS AND GET THE PARKS FULLY OPERATIONAL. WE HAVE PUT IN SOME PORTA POTTIES AT SOME PARKS THIS YEAR BECAUSE THE WINTER HAS BEEN SO WARM AND THE PARKS HAVE BEEN GETTING EXTRA USE, BUT THE REGULAR RESTROOMS WILL OPEN UP APRIL 1ST. SHE GOT A COPY OF THE ANNUAL REPORT. THERE'S SO MUCH EXCITING THINGS IN THERE. IT'S FUN TO LOOK BACK AND SEE ALL THAT WAS ACCOMPLISHED IN THE LAST YEAR. 
          THE ANNUAL REPORT IS AVAILABLE DIGITALLY TO EVERYBODY. WE ARE VERY, VERY HAPPY TO MAIL AND WANT TO MAIL THIS ANNUAL REPORT TO ANYONE THAT WANTS A HARD COPY OR SENDING OUT PAPER FLIERS. THEY'RE CALLED BUCK SLIPS IN THE UTILITY BILLING THAT RECEIVE RECEIVE IT VIA MAIL TO ENCOURAGE THEM TO CALL PHONE, PHONE US AND WE'LL BRING THEM PAPER COPIES IF THEY WANT PAPER. OTHERWISE, THE ANNUAL REPORT IS AVAILABLE IN CITY HALL AND AVAILABLE DIGITALLY. 
          LASTLY, I MENTIONED PRIOR THE NEW WATER TANK, THE CEMETERY WATER TANK AT THE ENTRANCE TO SALT LAKE COMMUNITY COLLEGE. WE'RE PARTNERING WITH THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE. I'M PUTTING A MURAL ON THAT TANK THAT IS MOVING FORWARD IN THE NEXT MONTH. IN THE NEXT THREE WEEKS, WE SHOULD HAVE SOME RENDERINGS TO GO TO THE PUBLIC ART COMMITTEE FOR APPROVAL. AND THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE HAS HIRED AN ARTIST WHO INTENDS TO START PAINTING ON A MURAL ON THAT WATER TANK END OF APRIL, TENTATIVELY. SO YOU'LL SEE. YOU'LL SEE THAT MOVING FORWARD HERE PRETTY QUICK. THAT'S ALL I HAVE TONIGHT. THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR. LEE. ALL RIGHT THEN, I 
          [CONSENT ITEMS]
BELIEVE THAT GETS ALL OF OUR STUFF OUT OF THE WAY EXCEPT FOR OUR LAST, WHICH IS THE APPROVAL. 
          APPROVAL OF OUR MEETING MINUTES. ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING THAT? USUALLY NONE. ALL RIGHT, MR. JACOB. I'LL MOVE TO APPROVE THE CONSENT ITEMS SECOND. ALL RIGHT. WE GOT A A COUNCIL MEMBER, JACOB HAS GIVEN US THE MOTION. SECONDED FROM COUNCIL MEMBER LAM WITHOUT ANY REAL NEED FOR MORE DISCUSSION AND NO ROLL CALL. VOTE ALL THOSE IN FAVOR I. ANNETTE, WE'RE ASSUMING YOU'RE AN I. OH, YEAH. BIG I GOOD GOOD. THEN WE DON'T HAVE TO DO A ROLL CALL VOTE WITH THAT. I'LL BRING THIS MEETING TO A CLOSE. THANK
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