Wasatch County

A Wasatch County Government Solution

Wasatch County Council
2/16/2022 3:00:00 PM

Prayer/Remarks Mark Nelson

Pledge of Allegiance Kendall Crittenden

Call for Agenda Items

Public Comment

SSA #1

1 Approval of Warrants- Ben Probst

2 Discussion/Approval Transfer of M and I Water from Twin Creeks to Midway City- Ben Probst

Approval of Minutes

1 Approval of February 2 2022 Minutes

Council

1 Discussion/Approval Nomination American Cowboys Recognition- Kendall Crittenden

2 Review of the proposals for affordable housing and retaining walls for Wakara Ridge (formerly Berg Ridge). The County code (16.27.29) requires approval by the Council for retaining walls that are longer than 200’ in length and also requires approval of the affordable housing plan which has changed since the preliminary approval. Wakara Ridge is a development adjacent and East of Tuhaye north of the east arm of the Jordanelle Reservoir in the JBOZ (Jordanelle Basin Overlay Zone). -Doug Smith

3 First Reading of Franchise Agreement between Utah Broadband and Wasatch County- Shelby Thurgood

4 Presentation on TAB Board Approvals-Mark Nelson (Dallin Koecher)

MIDA Update

Council/Board Reports

Manager's Report

1 Discussion and potential approval of appointing Bail Commissioners – Dustin Grabau

2 Discussion and potential action on a Wasatch County transit planning study – Dustin Grabau

Closed Session - As Needed

1 Purchase, Exchange or Lease of Property

2 Pending or Reasonably Imminent Litigation

3 The Character, Professional Competence, or Physical or Mental Health of an Individual

Public Hearings 6:00

1 An Ordinance # 22-04 providing for the imposition of modified impact fees for transportation facilities, parks and recreation facilities, and public safety facilities in Wasatch County.

2 John Travis requests consideration of Ordinance 22-05 to amend Wasatch County Code 16.15.05(H), JBOZ Community Commercial regulations, to increase the maximum building footprint size to site ratio from 18% to 25% to allow larger building footprints if parking, landscaping, and all other requirements can be met. (DEV-4913) -Austin Corry

3 Consideration of Ordinance 22-02 amending the Wasatch County Land Use and Development Code to allow for recorded development approval memorandums in place of signed development agreements, and updating the bonding code to meet updated Utah Code requirements, and related issues. -Jon Woodard

4 Consideration of Ordinance 22-03 which is a proposed ordinance to comply with the ruling for partial summary judgment in BEPOA v. Wasatch County #160500115 by going through a CLUDMA process for the gate which was placed on Pine Canyon Road in 2016 near the winter parking area to stop motor vehicle traffic during the historic seasonal closure. -Jon Woodard