Council adopts Board and Committee Assignments, 4–0

Adopt Resolution No. 2026-R-52 (Board and Committee Assignments)

4 yes, 0 no

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

Approve Consent Agenda (September 1, 2026 Minutes)

4 yes, 0 no

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

Deny Ordinance No. 2026-O-29 (Private Street Standards)

4 yes, 0 no

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

Table Ordinance No. 2026-O-30 (Rights-of-Way Elimination)

4 yes, 0 no

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

Adopt Resolution No. 2026-R-51 (Policies and Procedures)

4 yes, 0 no

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

Consent Agenda - September 1, 2026 Minutes

4 yes, 0 no

Resolution No. 2026-23RDA: Main Street Trick-or-Treat Decoration Grant Program

4 yes, 0 no

Resolution No. 2026-24RDA: Craft Lake City Property Lease Agreement

4 yes, 0 no

Resolution No. 2026-25RDA: Business Loan Agreement with Post Exchange, LLC (The Vale)

4 yes, 0 no

Gardner Group Code Amendments

The applicant is requesting changes to municipal code figures and street standards for their POD I project.

still pending

Jordan Bluffs Pod I Rights-of-Way

Jordan Bluffs, Midvale, UT

An application to eliminate rights-of-way north and south of Pod I in the Jordan Bluffs zone.

tabled (4-0) · still tabled

The Midvale Mills Project

The Midvale Mills Project, Midvale, UT

A second amendment to the development agreement to include an additional, smaller house plan ('The Dexter') to address changing market conditions.

Discussed — no decision yet

Jordan Bluffs Pods I-L Residential Development

Jordan Bluffs, Midvale, UT

A text amendment request to eliminate sidewalk requirements on one side of select private alleys in the Jordan Bluffs 1-3 zone.

denied (4-0) · still denied

Jordan Bluffs Rights-of-Way and Street Network

A proposal to eliminate rights-of-way adjacent to Pod I in Jordan Bluffs sparked debate over neighborhood connectivity and traffic flow. The council voted to table the decision until the city engineer can review traffic safety and intersection alignment issues.

What it means: The developer, by simplifying master plan layout and increasing buildable land.

Gardner Group Development Code Amendments

The Gardner Group is asking to change city rules for their POD I project, specifically regarding how streets are built and where rights-of-way are located. This could change the layout and infrastructure requirements for this area of the city.

What it means: The applicant, Gardner Group, would benefit from more flexible development standards.

Uplift Midvale Coalition Funding and Staffing

The council reviewed a funding agreement amendment with Salt Lake County Health Department for the Uplift Midvale youth coalition, noting grant reductions and operational funding gaps that will require city budget adjustments.

What it means: Involves grant funding and a potential $15,000 city budget gap to maintain coalition staffing and operations.

Private Road Maintenance

Developers requested permission to eliminate sidewalks on one side of three private alleys in the Jordan Bluffs housing project to accommodate longer driveways. The city council denied the request, citing pedestrian safety concerns and the risk of vehicle-pedestrian conflicts.

What it means: The developer and future buyers who gain slightly longer driveways.

Business Loan Management

The RDA will consider a business loan term sheet to support Post Exchange, LLC in its operations.

What it means: Post Exchange, LLC and the local commercial tax base.

Main Street Economic Activation

The RDA is looking at funding a decoration grant program to make Midvale Main Street more festive and attract shoppers for Halloween.

What it means: Main Street business owners and local residents seeking community events.

Craft Lake City Lease Agreement at the Art House

Craft Lake City is planning to bring curated creative workshops to the Art House at 7505 S Holden Street.

What it means: Local artisans, workshop attendees, and cultural arts supporters in Midvale.