Council approves Consent Agenda Items (Reso 26-121 through 26-126), 6–0

Consent Agenda Items (Reso 26-121 through 26-126)

6 yes, 0 no

Lars Nordfelt (yes), Don Christensen (yes), Scott Harmon (yes), Cindy Wood (yes), William Whetstone (yes), Karen Lang (yes)

Ordinance 26-37: FY 2026-2027 First Quarter Budget Opening

6 yes, 0 no

Lars Nordfelt (yes), Don Christensen (yes), Scott Harmon (yes), Cindy Wood (yes), William Whetstone (yes), Karen Lang (yes)

Ordinance 26-38: Vacation of Winton Street Right-of-Way

6 yes, 0 no

Don Christensen (yes), Scott Harmon (yes), Karen Lang (yes), William Whetstone (yes), Cindy Wood (yes), Lars Nordfelt (yes)

Ordinance 26-39: Vacation of Clifford Street Right-of-Way

6 yes, 0 no

Scott Harmon (yes), Don Christensen (yes), Cindy Wood (yes), William Whetstone (yes), Karen Lang (yes), Lars Nordfelt (yes)

Resolution 26-120: Incentive Agreement with Consolidated Electrical Distributors

6 yes, 0 no

Lars Nordfelt (yes), Karen Lang (yes), Cindy Wood (yes), William Whetstone (yes), Scott Harmon (yes), Don Christensen (yes)

Resolution 26-123: Franchise Agreement with Strata Networks

6 yes, 0 no

Lars Nordfelt (yes), Karen Lang (yes), Cindy Wood (yes), William Whetstone (yes), Scott Harmon (yes), Don Christensen (yes)

Approval of September 22, 2026 Minutes

0 yes, 0 no

Adjournment

0 yes, 0 no

September 22, 2026

0 yes, 0 no

Adjourn

0 yes, 0 no

Approval of Minutes for September 22, 2026

0 yes, 0 no

Approval of Minutes: September 22, 2026

0 yes, 0 no

Norm Dahle Zone Change

6379 West 2501 South

A request to change zoning from Agriculture to Manufacturing for an outside storage yard for electrical utility equipment.

still pending

Wasatch Highbury Development Agreement Amendment

5035 West Lake Park Blvd

An amendment to a 2008 development agreement for 26.34 acres to update townhome and parkside home designs.

Discussed — no decision yet

Stuart Development Zone Change

2170 and 2202 South 5600 West

A request to change zoning from Light Industrial to Manufacturing to allow two industrial buildings totaling over 200,000 square feet.

still pending

Commercial Design Standards Review

The city council is exploring ways to raise the bar for commercial building aesthetics along major thoroughfares to avoid plain square boxes and encourage high-quality architecture.

What it means: Residents and business owners benefit from an attractive, visually appealing urban environment.

Raised 2 times this week

Consolidated Electrical Distributors Sales Tax Incentive

The city approved a 10-year sales tax incentive package to help CED relocate from Salt Lake City to West Valley, bringing in new tax revenue to support city services and deferred maintenance.

What it means: Generates long-term tax revenue while rebating 25% of point-of-sale tax up to $9 million over 10 years.

Student Housing Assistance Program

Community advocates from the Wasatch Assembly urged the city council to adopt expanded housing options, eliminate homelessness sweeps, and enact rent-stabilization and anti-fee policies.

What it means: Low- and middle-income residents and unhoused individuals in West Valley City.

Single-Source Towing Contract

The city is updating its tow rotation contracts to combine state-tax and city-hook tows, setting standard pricing and establishing a fair selection process for local tow companies.

What it means: Standardizes towing fees at $65 within city limits to ensure fair costs for residents and city operations.