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Midvale City

Midvale City · week of August 29, 2026

Council approves Consent Agenda (Minutes of August 18, 2026), 5–0

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What changed in Midvale City

  • Approve Consent Agenda (Minutes of August 18, 2026)

    5 yes, 0 no

    Denece Mikolash (yes), Bonnie Billings (yes), Paul Glover (yes), Bryant Brown (yes), Heidi Robinson (yes)

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  • Approve Fiscal Year 2027 Fee Schedule Amendments (Ordinance No. 2026-O-28)

    5 yes, 0 no

    Denece Mikolash (yes), Bonnie Billings (yes), Bryant Brown (yes), Heidi Robinson (yes), Paul Glover (yes)

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  • Approve Zoning Code Text Amendment (Ordinance No. 2026-O-26)

    5 yes, 0 no

    Denece Mikolash (yes), Bonnie Billings (yes), Paul Glover (yes), Bryant Brown (yes), Heidi Robinson (yes)

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  • Table Development Agreement and Zone Map Amendment (7001 S 900 E)

    5 yes, 0 no

    Denece Mikolash (yes), Bonnie Billings (yes), Bryant Brown (yes), Heidi Robinson (yes), Paul Glover (yes)

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Development activity

  • Title 17 Zoning Code Text Amendment

    A city-initiated update to ensure Title 17 of the zoning code correctly references current Utah State Code.

    still pending

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  • 7001 S 900 E Development Agreement

    7001 S 900 E

    The developer requested more time to consider options for the site, leading the Council to table the agreement.

    tabled (5-0) · still tabled

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Also discussed

  • Zoning Code Compliance Update

    The city is updating its rulebook to make sure it matches current state laws. This helps keep local zoning processes running smoothly and legally.

    What it means: City staff and developers benefit from having clear, up-to-date legal references.

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  • Municipal Code Maintenance

    The city is starting a year-long process to update the land use element of the General Plan. They are working with the Wasatch Front Regional Council to ensure the plan reflects modern economic and community needs.

    What it means: All Midvale residents and business owners.

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  • urban redevelopment

    The city is continuing to support residents displaced by the July 31 fire. The Mayor emphasized that recovery efforts are ongoing and encouraged residents to stay connected with city resources.

    What it means: Displaced residents of the North Union apartments.

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What's coming, and the deadline

  • Planning Commission · Wednesday, September 9

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  • City Council · Tuesday, September 15

    • Amendments to Figures 1 and 2 in Chapter 17-7-10.12 to eliminate rights-of-way
    • Amendments to Section 17-7-10.12.5 regarding Private Street Standards
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