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Taylorsville City Council Minutes September 15 2010 Page 1 City of Taylorsville CITY COUNCIL MEETING Minutes Wednesday September 15 2010 Council Chambers 2600 West Taylorsville Blvd Room No 140 Taylorsville Utah 84118 SESSION Attendance Council Members City Staff Council Chairman Morris Pratt John Inch Morgan City Administrator Vice Jerry Rechtenbach Chairman John Brems City Attorney Council Member Dama Barbour Cheryl Peacock Cottle City Recorder Jessica Springer Council Coordinator Council Member Larry Johnson Mark McGrath Community Development Director John Taylor City Engineer Donald Adams Grants Manager Excused Council Member Bud Catlin Mayor Russ Wall BRIEFING SESSION 1 Review Administrative Report convened at 0 6 2m 13 Chairman Morris Pratt conducted the Briefing Session which 02 18 p Peacock Cottle conducted Roll Call wherein all Council Members were City Recorder Cheryl a Council Member Catlin who was excused City Administrator John Inch Morgan present except the asked that Mayor Russ Wall also be excused Chairman Pratt called for questions on Pratt inquired Administrative Repor for the Community Development Department Chairman Director Mark about building permit fee totals contained in the report Community Development one figures He further indicated that numbers for McGrath confirmed that those are month this point and are up by approximately 40 building permits are significantly above average at Taylorsville City Council Minutes September 15 2010 Page 2 2 Review Agenda reviewed 12 The agenda for the City Council Meeting was 05 18 3 Adjourn 35The Briefing Session was adjourned at 0 08 18 6 8m p REGULAR MEETING Attendance Council Members City Staff John Inch Morgan City Administrator Council Chairman Morris Pratt Vice Jerry Rechtenbach Chairman John Brems City Attorney Council Member Dama Barbour Mark McGrath Community Development Director Council Member Larry Johnson Del Craig Chief of Police Cheryl Peacock Cottle City Recorder Jessica Springer Council Coordinator John Taylor City Engineer Keith Snarr Economic Development Director Donald Adams Grants Manager Jamie Brooks Financial Compliance Supervisor Jean Ashby Administrative Assistant Excused Council Member Catlin Mayor Russ Wall Mr Ortega Kristie Citizens Pam Roberts Jay Ziolkowski Rhetta McIff Raili Jacquet Curt Cochran Randy Feil Russ Overson Dean Paynter Bob Springmeyer John Gidney LueDon Bret Lee Edward Ortega Rogers Rogers MATTERS 1 WELCOME INTRODUCTION AND PRELIMINARY p and welcomed those in 6 3 1 06Chairman Morns Pratt called the meeting to order at 31 18 m wherein all Council attendance City Recorder Cheryl Peacock Cottle conducted a Roll Call Taylorsville City Council Minutes September 15 2010 Page 3 Members were present except Council Member Catlin who was excused City Administrator John Inch Morgan asked that Mayor Russ Wall also be excused 1 Pledge of Allegiance Opening Ceremonies Council Member Johnson 04 Council Member Barbour directed the Pledge of Allegiance 33 18 2 1 Reverence Council Member Johnson Opening Ceremonies For October 6 2010 to be arranged by Council Member Rechtenbach 17Council Member Catlin offered the Reverence 33 18 3 1 Citizen Comments 24Chairman Morns Pratt reviewed the Citizen Comment Procedures for the audience He 33 18 then called for any citizen comments 02There were no citizen comments and Chairman Pratt closed the citizen comment 34 18 period 4 1 Mayor Report s There was no s Mayor Report 5 1 Recognition of the Best of Taylorsville Home Business Beautification Awards Rhetta Mclff LARP Chair 43 LARP Chair Rhetta McIff recognized Russ and Luedon Rogers and presented them 34 18 with the Best of Taylorsville Home Beautification Award for the month of September 2 APPOINTMENTS 1 2 Curt Cochran to the Budget Committee Mayor Wall 14City Administrator John Inch Morgan recognized Curt Cochran and nominated him to 1838 serve on the Taylorsville Budget Committee 35 Council Member Jerry Rechtenbach MOVED to appoint Curt Cochran as a member of 38 18 the Budget Committee Council Member Larry Johnson SECONDED the motion Chairman Pratt called for discussion on the motion There being none he called for a vote The vote was Taylorsville City Council Minutes September 15 2010 Page 4 as follows yes excused Johnson Catlin Barbour yes and yes yes Pratt Rechtenbach All City Council members present voted in favor and the motion passed unanimously 3 REPORTS 1 3 Quarterly Report Sanitation Pam Roberts 39Pam Roberts of the Salt Lake 18 County Sanitation Department reported on sanitation services for the previous quarter She cited the Area Dumpster Cleanup that took place in Taylorsville during June 2010 She reported that over 1400 tons in waste were hauled Ms Roberts noted that 33 tons of green waste was also pulled out for recycling 58Ms Roberts relayed that the Sanitation Department participated in the Taylorsville 39 18 Dayzz Event and had a Recycle Truck in the parade 15Ms Roberts called for questions from the Council 40 18 17Council Member Larry Johnson relayed a citizen complaint regazding the June Cleanup 40 18 Program and referenced individuals who remove metal from the dumpsters before they are hauled away Ms Roberts said that due to the current economy a big rise has been seen in scavenging and in abuse of the containers by Taylorsville non residents She noted that the County has plans to enlarge signs on the containers regarding the prohibition of scavenging and commercial use Ms Roberts stated that these are criminal acts and active enforcement efforts will be put into effect next year 20Ms Roberts cited the expansion of the Dumpster 42 18 Cleanup program for next year She said that plans are in place to hire more temporary employees on a ten five schedule She indicated that this will take the ratio from one seven container homes to one container five homes She noted that the County also has two rear loaders dedicated to the Dumpster Program one for green waste and one for bulk waste She stated that citizens who aze not able to fit waste into the containers may call the Sanitation Office and request that the rear loaders come by their homes on the day dumpsters aze hauled 25 John Inch Morgan acknowledged the clean up efforts performed by the Sanitation 43 18 Department during the previous quarter and said that trailers have been brought in on short notice for various City projects He cited that a chipper has been dedicated for use on the old Lamoreaux Property Taylorsville City Council Minutes September 15 2010 Page 5 2 3 Justice Court Judge Michael Kwan 22 Judge Michael Kwan reported on activities in the Taylorsville Justice Court during the 44 18 previous quarter He distributed updated documentation to the Council Members 57 The Judge cited an increase in expenses for the month of August and said that 45 18 prosecutor expenses accounted for the increase 57Judge Kwan reviewed statistics for cases filed and disposed in August 46 18 24Council Member Johnson inquired about small claims filings fees and the Judge 48 18 clarified that those fees are set by statute 06Council Member Barbour inquired about the ratio of small claim 49 18 filing fees and expenses The Judge noted that filing fees were recently increased significantly 20Council Member Johnson inquired about mediation for cases and Judge Thomas said 51 18 that there are approximately three to four mediating cases out of 20 cases per night 56 Judge Thomas reviewed figures for July 52 18 54Financial Compliance Supervisor Jamie Brooks described collection efforts by the 18 Court Financial Compliance Team She cited a new partnership with the State which allows court payments to be made on the State website and then downloaded into the City s software program Ms Brooks relayed that online payments on the s City website will soon link into the State website as well so that manual entries will no longer be necessary 22Ms Brooks reported that the ability will 55 18 soon be in place to check credit histories for defendants requesting payment plans 17Council Member Johnson asked about collections being made on old cases Ms 56 18 Brooks confirmed that 2007 collections are underway and really old cases have been sent to the Office ofDebt Collections She cited approximately 5 3 00 that has been collected from those old cases since April 2010 12Ms Brooks referenced the policy that is now in place regarding the access of credit 57 18 history information 53 Ms Brooks cited the s 57 18 Court major goal to reduce accounts receivable She said that clerk hours have been altered to allow more time for focus on collections some Taylorsville City Council Minuses September 15 2010 Page 6 44Council Member Johnson inquired about the adjustment to new court hours Ms 58 18 Brooks said that the new hours are working well 41Council Member Johnson inquired about defendants who are poor credit risks Ms 59 18 Brooks indicated that credit worthiness is determined by the judges 12 Judge s 02 19 Kwan responded regarding options for payment plans and reasons for credit checks He cited consequences for non i e payment interest community etc service 45 Council Member Johnson suggested 03 19 asking for more cash up front from defendants who have poor credit histories 06 Council Member Rechtenbach 05 19 inquired about the costs for running credit checks and clarification was given 11 Further discussion ensued regarding collection options 09 19 25Chairman Pratt asked about the handling of traffic citations and 09 19 Judge Kwan reviewed that process 03 Council Member Rechtenbach 14 19 inquired about defendants who are granted a plea and abeyance and attend traffic school Judge Kwan gave clarification and noted that it is up to the prosecutor whether to allow plea and abeyance He indicated that the decision is based on certain guidelines e i driving records types of offense etc 4 CONSENT AGENDA There were no items on the consent agenda PLANNING MATTERS 1 5 Public Hearing 6 3 0mp To Receive Public Comment on Naming of the Pedestrian Overpasses Located on 6200 South 56City Administrator John Inch Morgan stated that in 16 19 keeping with the City Ordinance regarding the naming of public places Committee was appointed and a met to discuss recently options for naming the new Pedestrian Overpasses on 6200 South He relayed that Grants Manager Donald Adams has represented the Mayor in this matter Mr Morgan asked that questions be addressed to Mr Adams regarding the names proposed by the Committee 35Mr Adams listed the following suggested names as submitted 17 19 by the Committee  Taylorsville City Council Minutes September 15 2010 Page 7 Bridee at 2200 West 6200 South Skyhawk Skywalk Bridee at 2700 West 6200 South 1 Bobcat Crossing 2 Bobcat Trail and 3 Bobcat Byway 05 Mr Adams noted that input was also received on the names from students and 18 19 staff at Bennion Jr High School He relayed that Mayor Wall and the Naming Committee have recommended that two memorial plaques be placed at the bridges as follows the 2200 West 6200 South Bridge in memory of Jim Smith a crossing guard who was hit several years ago and the 2700 West 6200 South Bridge in memory of Amy Wilks a student from Bennion Jr High who was also hit by a vehicle 41 Mr Adams confirmed that the Skyhawk and Bobcat are the 18 19 respective mascots for the schools Mr Adams noted that the final decision on the names will be left to the City Council 30Naming Committee Member Rhetta McIff gave 19 opinion on naming the Bennion Jr High Bridge and suggested allowing six more months for the student body to consider names for that bridge 05 Council Member Larry Johnson expressed a preference for the name Bobcat Trail 22 19 22 19 24Chairman Pratt opened the public hearing on this matter and called for citizen comments 38 There were no comments and Chairman Pratt declared the 22 19 public hearing closed 01Chairman Pratt called for further discussion or a motion on the 23 19 subject ordinance 55 Ms McIff offered to follow up with the 23 19 principal at Bennion Jr High School 37Mr Adams relayed that the principal Dr Rhodes has had some internal discussions in 24 19 the school and has suggested the name Bobcat Trail 23 Chairman Pratt suggested allowing 30 to 60 days for students to 25 19 provide input Ms McIff agreed to work with the school to allow feedback from the student body 39 Council Member Barbour stated that she feels 30 days would be sufficient to 26 19 gather additional input from the school 51It was determined to adopt an ordinance 26 19 naming the 2200 West Bridge and to allow additional time for student feedback and discussion with Bennion Jr before High naming the Taylorsville City Council Minutes September 15 2010 Page 8 2700 West Bridge Chairman Pratt suggested that an ordinance for naming of the bridge at Bennion Jr High be brought back to the first Council Meeting in November 1 5 Ordinance No 10 28 Naming of the Pedestrian Overpasses Located on 6200 South Mayor Russ Wall 09Council Member Larry Johnson MOVED to adopt Ordinance No 10 28 19 28 Naming of the Pedestrian Overpasses Located on 6200 South with the name Skyhawk Skywalk for the 2200 West Bridge at Calvin Smith Elementary with approval for the memorial plaques as outlined in the ordinance and to table naming of the 2700 West 6200 South to the first meeting in November after receiving recommendations from the school Council Member Dama Barbour SECONDED the motion Chairman Pratt called for discussion on the motion He suggested that a date certain be approved for naming the Bennion Jr High Bridge Mr Johnson amended his motion to have the ordinance naming the 2700 West Bridge brought back on November 3 2010 Ms Barbour reaffirmed her second There being no further discussion Chairman Pratt called for a roll call vote The vote was as follows 7ohnson yes Catlin excused Bazbour yes Pratt yes and yes Rechtenbach All City Council members present voted in favor and the motion passed unanimously 03Chairman Pratt asked Council Coordinator Jessica Springer to follow up on 31 19 placing an ordinance for naming the bridge at 2700 West 6200 South on the November 3 2010 City Council Meeting agenda 2 5 Discussion Regarding Ordinance Adopting O1the Good Landlord 10 Program and Revised Business License Fee Schedule Mark McGrath 28 Community Development Director Mark McGrath noted that earlier in the 31 19 year the City Council adopted substantial amendment to the business license a chapter of the Taylorsville Code by adopting the Good Landlord Program and performing a complete overhaul ofthe City Business License Fee Schedule Mr McGrath said that following several months s experience with the program and after receiving a significant amount of input a number of areas have been identified that Staff feels should be tweaked in the ordinance 18Mr McGrath outlined discussion issues pertaining to the Good Landlord 32 19 Business License Fee as follows Program Fee Schedule Multiple properties one owner Mr McGrath indicated that there is some confusion regarding base fees He said that the proposed new language will stipulate that only one license is needed but the fee will be based on actual number of rental units locations Taylorsville City Council Minutes September 15 2010 Page 9 Fee breaks for businesses with no police calls or who have burglar alarms Chairman Pratt expressed concerns regarding fee breaks given to businesses or properties that have burglar alarms He said that a threshold should be established and suggested that breaks be given for little or no police calls He also recommended that fee breaks be given only when no code enforcement violations are identified on the properties 10Council Member Johnson suggested separating good landlords from shaky landlords 19 38 59Mr McGrath reviewed the study that was made and noted frustrations and concerns 38 19 expressed by responsible landlords He called for direction on how to administer the process and determine selections for fee breaks 50Chairman Pratt cited a City that determines eligibility for fee breaks during the business 40 19 license application or renewal process He suggested that applicants be given the option to request a fee waiver He noted that as individuals apply for fee reductions code enforcement and police department staff would have to help verify eligibility 41 00Council Member Barbour referenced the few 19 complaints she has received regarding the Good Landlord Program and said that concerns have been expressed with the legal agreement rather than the dollar amount 04Mr McGrath confirmed that concerns have been relayed regarding stipulations 42 19 contained in the Good Landlord Agreement and not many issues have come up regarding the fee schedule for rentals 27Mr McGrath noted that if the City begins granting exceptions or breaks it could have a 42 19 budgetazy impact 53 Chairman Pratt stressed that his support for adopting the program was based on the 42 19 s expressed intent to clean up code violations and not on an intent to raise revenue City 37Mr McGrath indicated that maximum amounts are 43 19 presently not being charged to any business categories 08Chairman Pratt gave his opinion that responsible landlords business owners should not 44 19 be punished for the actions of irresponsible landlords business owners but rather should be rewarded somehow Taylorsvilte City Council Minutes September 15 2010 Page 10 44Council Member Johnson expressed concern about too much government involvement 19 and infringing on the rights of citizens He said that there may too much involvement the by City through the ordinance and recommended that it be refined 05 Mr McGrath continued his review of issues for further 45 19 discussion as follows Good Landlord Trainine Allowing refresher courses after two yeazs in lieu of the all day training sessions now required Approving online courses as possible alternatives to the Apartment Association Training more research is required on this suggestion Accepting certifications from other entities Good Landlord Program Notice for inspections Mr McGrath stated that the current ordinance needs to be modified to allow some sort of notice to landlords as opposed to giving riding over consent to inspect rental properties at any time 44 Mr McGrath clarified that the Good Landlord 49 19 Agreement that landlords are required to sign directly mirrors the s City ordinance Consider implementation of the Good Landlord Program for hotels A significant number of police calls to the only hotel in Taylorsville were referenced Consider making exceptions for families members renting or living in homes Mr McGrath stated that this has been the number one concem expressed by landlords 12 Council Member Barbour cited her concern with 52 19 single family homes in the City where many extended family members are moving into one home She described some underlying issues that must be addressed Mr McGrath indicated that Staff brought the suggestion up due to the number of concerns expressed by landlords however Staff is not recommending that an change be granted for landlords who rent to family members He noted that it is exception difficult to define what constitutes a family member in terms of rentals 07 Chairman Pratt referenced law 54 19 in mother apartments where property owners are living upstairs and renting out the basement He suggested that these properties are better cared for than properties owned by absentee landlords Taylorsville Ciry Council Minutes September 15 2010 Page 11 Consider an exception for inherited properties It was noted that Mayor Wall made this recommendation and Mr McGrath cited his intent to get further clarification from him 17Chairman Pratt noted that landlords who do not have violations 55 19 maybe given a fee break and this would apply across the board to landlords who rent to family members or have inherited properties Appeals a determination must be made on how to handle appeals Mr McGrath suggested that the ordinance needs to be amended to outline a clear cut appeal process in the code Miscellaneous Definition of Automotive category Staff has proposed including inspections and emissions in the definition along with repairs 01 Mr McCrrath cited the four areas that will be 57 19 specifically addressed in the proposed amendment as follows 1 fee schedule for multiple properties with one owner 2 appeals 3 definition of automotive category and 4 notice for inspections He indicated that additional recommendations from the City Council will also be addressed 07Council Member Barbour suggested implementing the options for Landlord 59 19 Training 07Chairman Pratt inquired about the time frame fox bringing back the amended ordinance 58 19 Mr McGrath said that if there are no additional changes it should be ready in October otherwise it may take longer to prepare 18Chairman Pratt recommended that the fee break be implemented soon which will take 58 19 care of other concems He said that all needed fixes should be done now rather than bringing back additional amendments several months down the road 21 Council Member Johnson cited suggestions received from Mr Kehl 59 19 regarding the revocation of licenses to landlords who are in violation of ordinances until such time that properties are brought up to code He indicated that good landlords should receive benefits for being such 54Chairman Pratt voiced the s 59 19 Council support of the concepts presented He asked that the amendments be brought back in 30 to 60 days and that additional input from the Council be e m ailed to Mr McGrath Taylorsville City Council Minutes September 15 2010 Page 12 10It was determined that the first draft of changes made will be presented during the 00 20 October Work Session 6 FINANCIAL MATTERS 1 6 Resolution No 10 39Amending Unified Fire s Authority Cooperative Agreement John Inch Morgan 41 City Administrator John Inch Morgan presented the subject resolution to amend the 00 20 sInterlocal Agreement He said that all cities contracting with UFA are being asked to UFA amend agreements in regard to real property He cited language changes made by City Attorney John Brems to address properties that are used as fire stations or for some other public purpose He said that those particular properties would remain within the jurisdiction of the City He clarified that properties that are not utilized as Unified Fire Stations or for a public purpose will revert back to the County 12 Mr Morgan recognized Battalion Chief Jay Ziolkowski and asked him to address any 02 20 questions from the Council 27Council Member Rechtenbach inquired about the Station 117 property adjacent to the 02 20 Mr Morgan clarified that if that property property is sold and the proceeds are used for a more conducive plot of land then it does not revert to the County He indicated that proceeds could be used for any public purpose e i a fire station atheater purpose amulti center etc 23Mr Morgan indicated that the proposed resolution gives the City more flexibility 03 20 37Council Member Dama Barbour MOVED to adopt Resolution No 10 03 20 39 Amending Unified Fire s Authority Cooperative Agreement Council Member Jerry Rechtenbach SECONDED the motion Chairman Pratt called for discussion on the motion There being none he called for a roll call vote The vote was as follows Johnson absent yes Catlin yes Pratt Barbour yes and Rechtenbach yes All City Council members present voted in favor and the motion passed unanimously 2 6 Resolution No 10 40Approving Amendment No 1 to Subgrant Agreement for the Conduct of a Home Investment Partnership Program Between Salt Lake County and the City of Taylorsville John Inch Morgan 17City Administrator John Inch Morgan requested that the subject resolution be 04 20 withdrawn from the agenda He cited inconsistencies that have been discovered in the agreement and indicated that he wishes to go back to Salt Lake County to obtain clarification He asked that the resolution be tabled until the first Council Meeting in October Taylorsville City Council Minutes September 15 2010 Page 13 56Council Member Jerry Rechtenbach MOVED to table Resolution No 10 04 20 40 Approving Amendment No 1 to Subgrant Agreement for the Conduct of a Home Investment Partnership Program Between Salt Lake County and the City of Taylorsville until October 6 2010 Council Member Dama Barbour SECONDED the motion Chairman Pratt called for discussion on the motion There being none he called for a roll call vote The vote was as follows yes excused Johnson Catlin Barbour yes Pratt yes and Rechtenbach yes All City Council members present voted in favor and the motion passed unanimously 3 6 Resolution No 10 41Approving an Interlocal Cooperative Agreement between the City of Taylorsville and Salt Lake County Davis County Utah County Sandy City and West Valley City Establishing the Jordan River Commission and Approving that Taylorsville be a Member of Such Commission John Inch Morgan 39 City Administrator John Inch Morgan presented the subject resolution regarding City 05 20 participation with the Jordan River Commission He confirmed that several other entities have already adopted similar resolutions to become members of the Commission 19Chairman Pratt referenced the budgetary effect of participating in the Commission 06 20 He indicated that approximately 0 3 00 will be appropriated from the studies budget if the resolution is approved 58 Council Member Larry Johnson MOVED to approve Resolution 10 06 20 41 and to appropriate funds of approximately 0 3 00 from the budget Council Member Jerry Rechtenbach SECONDED the motion Chairman Pratt called for discussion on the motion There being none he called for a roll call vote The vote was as follows yes excused Johnson Catlin yes Pratt Barbour yes and Rechtenbach yes All City Council members present voted in favor and the motion passed unanimously 07Council Member Jerry Rechtenbach MOVED to recess the City Council Meeting at 08 20 this time and convene the Redevelopment Agency of Taylorsville City Board Meeting Council Member Dama Barbour SECONDED the motion Chairman Pratt called for discussion on the motion There being none he called for a roll call vote The vote was as follows yes Johnson Catlin Barbour excused yes Pratt yes and Rechtenbach yes All City Council members present voted in favor and the motion passed unanimously The City Council Meeting was recessed at 0 8 8m pin order to convene the Redevelopment Agency of Taylorsville City RDA Board Meeting 30The Taylorsville City Council Meeting was reconvened at 4 42 20 8 2m pimmediately following the RDA Board Meeting Taylorsville City Council Minutes September 15 2010 Page 14 OTHER MATTERS 1 7 Ordinance No IOthe Community Development Project Area 27 Adopting Plan Entitled 5400 South and Bangerter Highway Community Development Project Area Plan Dated August 20 2010 Keith Snarr Randy Feil 42Economic Development Director Keith Snarr presented the subject ordinance to adopt 20 the Community Development Project Area Plan for the 5400 South and Bangerter Highway Project 21 Legal Counsel Randall Feil clarified that State law requires that the City Council must 43 20 adopt the plan by ordinance following approval by the RDA Board 27Council Member Larry Johnson MOVED to adopt Ordinance No 10 43 20 27 Adopting the Community Development Project Area Plan Entitled 5400 South and Bangerter Highway Community Development Project Area Plan Dated August 20 2010 Council Member Jerry Rechtenbach SECONDED the motion Chairman Pratt called for discussion on the motion There being none he called for a roll call vote The vote was as follows yes Catlin Johnson excused Barbour yes and Rechtenbach yes Pratt yes All City Council members present voted in favor and the motion passed unanimously 8 NEW ITEMS FOR SUBSEQUENT CONSIDERATION No Action 35There were no new items for subsequent consideration 20 44 9 NOTICE OF FUTURE PUBLIC MEETINGS NEXT MEETING 39 44 20 1 9 Meeting Hearing Wednesday September 15 2010 RDA Board Public 7 0 0m p 2 9 Town Meeting Wednesday September 29 2010 0 6 0m p 3 9 Taxing Entity Committee Meeting Thursday September 30 2010 8 3 0m a MP will be there 4 9 City Council Briefing Session Wednesday October 6 2010 0 6 0m p 5 9 City Council Meeting Wednesday October 6 2010 3 6 0 p m 9 6 City Council Work Session Wednesday October 13 2010 0 60 p m 10 CALENDAR OF UPCOMING EVENTS 45 03 20 10 Economic Development Forum Thursday October 14 2010 7 3 0m a to 9 3 0m a Redwood Campus Salt Lake Oak Room Taylorsville Taylorsville City Council Minutes September 15 2010 Page 15 the Community College will provide relevant information regarding contact Jean Ashby Taylorsville economy for more information or to RSVP at 801 5400 963 10 2 Health Fair November 6 2010 10 00 m a to 0 2 0m pTaylorsville High will be well as information on health School health screenings available as include classes by the YMCA K9 and topics Opportunities safety much demonstrations abike rodeo skin cancer screenings and more Committee sponsored by the Healthy Taylorsville 11 ADJOURNMENT Council Meeting 36 Council Member Dama Barbour MOVED to adjourn the City 45 20 Chairman Pratt called for Council Member Jerry Rechtenbach SECONDED the motion discussion There being none he called for a vote The vote was as follows yes Johnson and Rechtenbach All City Council members Catlin Barbour excused yes Pratt yes yes favor and the motion passed unanimously The meeting was adjourned at present voted in 8 4 5m p Cheryl Peak ck Cottle City Recorder Minutes approved CC 10 20 Minutes Prepared by Cheryl Peacock Cattle City Recorder