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Taylorsville City Council Minutes September 21 2011 Page 1 City of Taylorsville CITY COUNCIL MEETING Minutes Wednesday September 21 2011 Council Chambers 2600 West Taylorsville Blvd Room No 140 Taylorsville Utah 84129 BRIEFING SESSION Attendance Mayor Russ Wall Council Members City Staff Council Chairman Jerry Rechtenbach John Inch Morgan City Administrator Vice Larry Johnson Chairman John Brems City Attorney Council Member Morris Pratt Cheryl Peacock Cottle City Recorder Jessica Springer Council Coordinator Mark McGrath Community Development Director Donald Adams Economic Development Director Excused Council Member Dama Barbour Council Member Bud Catlin City Engineer John Taylor Others Ernest Burgess BRIEFING SESSION 1 Review Administrative Report 21 Chairman Rechtenbach conducted the Briefing Session which convened at 0 01 18 6 1 m p City Recorder Cheryl Peacock Cottle conducted a Roll Call wherein all Council Members were present except Council Members Barbour and Catlin who were excused Chairman Rechtenbach called for questions on the Administrative Report for Community Development and Council Member Pratt inquired about the process for obtaining a home occupation business license Taylorsville City Council Minutes September 21 2011 Page 2 40Community Development Director Mark McGrath described the time frame involved 02 18 in obtaining a business license and said it is typically 10 to 14 days before a license is received in the mail Council Member Pratt reported on a resident who did not receive his business license for approximately a month Mr McGrath agreed to follow up on the particular license referenced 2 Review Agenda 07The agenda for the City Council Meeting was reviewed A correction to the minutes of 18 05 September 7 2011 was noted by Council Member Pratt 57 City Administrator John Inch Morgan gave clarification regarding Agenda Items 7 07 18 1 and 7 3 Council Member Johnson indicated that he may need additional time to review Agenda 2 regarding Ordinance 11 Item 7 16 3 Adjourn 03 The Briefing Session was adjourned at 1 07 18 6 0m p REGULAR MEETING Attendance Mayor Russ Wall Council Members City Staff Council Chairman Jerry Rechtenbach John Inch Morgan City Administrator Chairman Vice Larry Johnson John Brems City Attorney Council Member Morns Pratt Mark McGrath Community Development Director Del Craig Chief of Police Cheryl Peacock Cottle City Recorder Jessica Springer Council Coordinator Aimee Newton Public Relations Consultant Donald Adams Economic Development Director Marsha Thomas Judge Patrick Tomasino Building Official Michael Kwan Judge Brad Gillespie Police Officer Taylorsville City Council Minutes September 21 2011 Page 3 Excused Council Member Dama Barbour Council Member Bud Catlin City Engineer John Taylor Citizens Ernest Burgess John Gidney Israel Grossman Jack Lucas Dave Ballou Jay Ziolkowski Pam Roberts Kristie Overson Rhetta McIff Cathy McKitrick Tara Gillespie Tavien Lewis Nasser Alabasis Steve Ashby Charles Christopher Curt Cochran Jason Fidler John Anderson Jordan Ethington Matthew Cook Mike Gillespie Ryan Hancey 1 WELCOME INTRODUCTION AND PRELIMINARY MATTERS 04Chairman Jerry Rechtenbach called the meeting to order at 3 32 18 6 pand welcomed 2 m those in attendance City Recorder Cheryl Peacock Cottle conducted a Roll Call wherein all Council Members were present except Council Members Barbour and Catlin who were excused 1 Opening Ceremonies Pledge of Allegiance Council Member Larry Johnson 13Council Member Larry Johnson recognized young men from the Valley Park Stake 32 18 who have agreed to assist with the Opening Ceremonies Jason Fidler directed the Pledge of Allegiance 1 2 Reverence Council Member Barbour Opening Ceremonies For October 5 2011 to be arranged by Youth Council John Anderson offered the Reverence 3 1 Citizen Comments 32Chairman Jerry Rechtenbach reviewed the Citizen Comment Procedures for the 34 18 audience He then called for any citizen comments 03 There were no citizen comments and Chairman Rechtenbach closed the citizen 36 18 comment period 4 1 Mayor Report s 26Mayor Russ Wall referenced 36 18 ongoing construction in front of the City Center Building He explained that the work is being provided free of charge in preparation for the Veterans Memorial He noted that local labor organizations have generously donated labor and equipment for the endeavor He relayed that this s year Veterans Day Event including a parade and Taylorsville City Council Minutes September 21 2011 Page 4 00 m 11 program will beheld at Taylorsville City Hall on November 11 2011 at aThe Mayor stated that a portion of the veterans statue display will be unveiled during this special event He encouraged everyone to attend 5 1 Green Committee GIFT Awards Jack Lucas Pam Roberts 09Jack Lucas of the Green Committee along with Salt Lake County Sanitation Director 38 18 Pam Roberts recognized Taylorsville youth and presented them with the 1st Annual GIFT Green Ideas for Taylorsville Award Mr Lucas explained that Taylorsville elementary students were encouraged to submit ideas for the GIFT Challenge regarding how the community might become more green He said the winners selected have presented tremendous ideas for going green e i solar street lights recycling and water conservation powered 08Mr Lucas recognized GIFT Award Winners Tara Gillespie 1st Place Tavien Lewis 40 18 Up and presented them with gift certificates and Upand Nasser Alabasis Runner Runner prizes 2 APPOINTMENTS 1 2 Nicole Peterson Budget Committee Chairman Rechtenbach 41 Chairman Rechtenbach nominated Nicole Peterson to serve on the Budget Committee 45 18 59Council Member Morris Pratt MOVED to appoint Nicole Peterson to serve on the 45 18 Budget Committee Council Member Larry Johnson SECONDED the motion Chairman Rechtenbach called for discussion on the motion There being none he called for a vote The vote was as Barbour Rechtenbach excused follows yesJohnson yes Pratt yes and Catlin excused All City Council members present voted in favor and the motion passed unanimously 10Council Member Pratt asked Council Coordinator Jessica Springer to invite Ms 47 18 Peterson to the next Budget Committee Meeting scheduled for Thursday September 22 2011 at 5 3 0m p 3 REPORTS 1 3 Quarterly Report Sanitation Pam Roberts Director SLCO Sanitation 47Pam Roberts of the Salt Lake County Sanitation Department referenced her submitted 46 18 report She described trends developing within the waste industry to reduce use re and recycle Taylorsville City Council Minutes September 21 2011 Page 5 She indicated that as a collection agency Salt Lake County Sanitation wishes to accommodate those particular trends 41 Ms Roberts reported that s 47 18 Taylorsville current recycling diversion rate is just above 12 She noted that a large amount of green waste was received through the trailer rental and area clean up programs 15 Ms Roberts relayed that Customer Open Houses will be provided later this year in 48 18 order to promote the concepts of reducing re and recycling using She said the purpose of the open houses is to provide education to customers within the District She noted that an Open House will be held in the Taylorsville City Council Chambers on October 10 2011 from 3 6 0 p to 0 8 0 m p Ms Roberts indicated that flyers regarding the open houses will be mailed to m customers 18 49 20 Ms Roberts referenced concern regarding a potential fee increase to support current services She noted that weekly collection for recycling was implemented recently She reviewed the results of a recent survey related to weekly recycling collection for Taylorsville 53Ms Roberts cited rising fuel prices and higher dumping fees as factors contributing to 49 18 increased collection service costs She described efficiency efforts that have been made to absorb increased expenditures as much as possible e i improved driving habits clustering of garbage cans on one side of the street etc 10 Council Member Pratt noted that on some busy streets such as 4800 South customers 53 18 would not be able to take collection cans across the road safely Ms Roberts acknowledged that clustering will not be an option on certain busy roads 42Ms Roberts reported that old collection cans are being purchased by a business who 53 18 makes building materials and road ties from them 21 Council Member Pratt inquired whether drivers make notes of damaged cans Ms 54 18 Roberts said that efforts are made to identify damaged cans and then report or tag them accordingly 10Council Member Johnson observed that cans are often damaged by trucks Ms Roberts 55 18 agreed that cans do wear out and cited some defective lids on recycle cans that are being replaced by the vendor at no charge Taylorsville City Council Minutes September 21 201 I Page 6 2 3 Justice Court Judge Kwan 33 Judge Michael Kwan presented a Court Report for the month of July and reviewed the 56 18 case load summary for traffic criminal and small claims cases He noted the large increase in small claims cases He relayed that Attorney Steve Kelson who volunteers his time to help out with small claims one evening per week was recently recognized by State Cour Services for his efforts The Judge said that Mr Kelson also helps with mediation and donates quite a bit of time to Taylorsville 02Judge Kwan recognized Taylorsville Judge Marsha Thomas and reported that she was 18 59 recently awarded the Quality ofJuslice Award which is the highest award given to a Justice Court Judge Judge Thomas was congratulated by the Council 40Judge Kwan relayed that total caseload numbers are down 21 He anticipated that 59 18 Small Claims will continue to increase through September He cited staffing issues and the lack of funding for police overtime as contributing factors in the decreased number ofcriminal and traffic cases 23 Judge Kwan confirmed that personal 00 19 injury claims are now being handled in Small Claims Court and gave clarification for Council Member Pratt on the types of damages awarded in personal injury cases 37The Judge reviewed data relating to Court workload and outbound 02 19 inbound calls He half employee Council Member said that handling Court calls requires time equivalent to a time Johnson asked for additional clarification on the types of calls coming into the Court and Judge Kwan indicated that most are questions on fines warrants etc 40 Judge Kwan summarized Court revenue for July and noted that revenues are down 03 19 926 He reported that expenses are up over last year and from last year by approximately 11 clarified that part of the increase has resulted from the bailiffs being added to the Court budget one annual costs and also from some time 04 43The 19 Judge relayed that Court expenses are under budget by approximately 22 000 He outlined several factors contributing to the increase in expenses this year as compared to last year ei bailiff salaries and benefits public defender billing differences etc 2012 He noted that 23The Judge reviewed actual revenue versus expenses for July 2011 06 19 Court revenues were approximately 0 3 00 less than expenses for July 57Judge Kwan expressed concern about potential Court revenue and said that because of 06 19 the changes made with the addition of bailiffs to the Court budget projected revenues may never Taylorsville City Council Minutes September 21 2011 Page 7 be reached He indicated that the Court is doing its best to pursue collections and minimize expenses He confirmed that the Court is keeping up with current collections and is still working on backlog The Judge cited the potential need to bring on temporary workers later in the yeaz to help with the collection program He clarified that budget has already been allocated fox any temporary employees needed 4 CONSENT AGENDA 1 4 Minutes RCCM 09 11 07 58 Council Member Morris Pratt MOVED to adopt the Consent Agenda with the 07 19 correction previously noted during the Briefing Session Council Member Larry Johnson SECONDED the motion Chairman Rechtenbach called for discussion on the motion There being none he called for a roll call vote The vote was as follows excused Barbour yesJohnson Rechtenbach yes Pratt yes and excused Catlin All City Council members present voted in favor and the motion passed unanimously 5 PLANNING MATTERS 1 5 Discussion Regarding the Proposed Land Development Code Chapters 15 16 17 Mark McGrath 35 Community Development Director Mark McGrath observed that Chapters 08 19 15 16 and 17 are the three most technical chapters in the proposed ordinance but are pretty straight forward 32Mr McGrath reviewed Chapter 15 Sensitive Lands He illustrated a Sensitive Lands 09 19 Map and reviewed points on the map He cited the primazy issue in Taylorsville as liquefaction or ground movement after an earthquake He explained that a significant portion of the City is in either ahigh potential or moderate potential liquefaction area Mr McGrath clarified that Chapter 15 essentially references the possible necessity for additional development analysis on sensitive properties 26Council Member Pratt asked Mr McGrath to m 12 19 e ail the maps referenced to the Council and Mr McGrath agreed to do so 27Council Member Pratt called for additional clarification on azeas of the City susceptible 14 19 to liquefaction Mr McGrath indicated that the southwest portion of the City has low potential for liquefaction but noted that everywhere in the Salt Lake Valley falls into one of the four categories for sensitive lands Taylorsville City Council Minutes September 21 201 I Page 8 41 Mr McGrath referenced the Chart on Page 3 of the Chapter which was taken from the 14 19 Salt Lake County Ordinance 42Building Official Patrick Tomasino gave additional input and clarification on language 14 19 in the building code that addresses sensitive lands and analysis reports that are currently required for development projects He observed that the proposed ordinance is actually more relaxed than the current ordinance in most instances 45Mr McGrath clarified that Chapter 15 will give the City opportunity to give closer 16 19 analysis and add something new to the map that is discovered in relation to sensitive lands He noted that the map really only represents a generalization of liquefaction factors 18Council Member Pratt cited homes on hills in his district that have basement flooding 19 while some homes in lower areas have not experienced flooding Mr McGrath acknowledged earth surface of which the City is not entirely aware until a that there are issues beneath the s detailed analysis is performed 08Chairman Rechtenbach reviewed the history for analyses that have been performed 19 over the years He cited reasons that analysis is required for new developments in order to discover special conditions He observed that the map is just a general guideline and said it is incumbent upon any builder or developer to do more detailed analysis of his own sites 0 19 4 4Council Member Pratt cited some chapters referenced in the Salt Lake County Ordinance and inquired about the size of those chapters Mr McGrath gave clarification on the County Code and confirmed that it is available at City Hall for reference 19 3 1 6 Mayor Wall recalled that the new development code will be a less intrusive ordinance for home owners and developers He referenced a problem experienced by a citizen a few years Mr McGrath acknowledged that the ago with excessive requirements for core drillings proposed ordinance will eliminate some of those requirements and although the Ciry will recommend that studies be done it will not force the issue 09Mr McGrath referenced Chapter 16 Flood Plain 24 19 He explained that this Chapter is mandated by the federal government and basically nothing has been changed in this chapter from the current code that was updated approximately a year ago He confirmed that a series of maps from FEMA is available 49Mr McGrath reported that Chapter 17 Ground Water Sources is another model 24 19 ordinance that regulates land uses that might potentially damage underground drinking water sources He relayed that the City worked closely with Taylorsville Bennion Improvement District in developing the ordinance Taylorsville City Council Minutes September 21 2011 Page 9 56Mr McGrath illustrated a Ground Water Source Protection 25 19 Map 09 Council Member Pratt asked for clarification on areas of the map and designations 27 19 made by Taylorsville Bennion Improvement City Attorney John Brems gave explanation on the ground water designations 17 Council Member Johnson inquired about terms used in reference to water tables and 29 19 Mr McGrath and Chairman Rechtenbach both gave clarification 53 Mr McGrath gave explanation regarding potential restrictions imposed in the Yellow 29 19 azea or Zone 4 He referenced the Chart on Page 7 that identifies land uses of concern 22Mr McGrath confirmed that no changes or corrections have been recommended for 32 19 Chapters 15 16 or 17 He said that the next discussion scheduled regarding the proposed Development Code will begin with Chapter 18 Historic District 6 FINANCIAL MATTERS There were no financial matters OTHER MATTERS 1 7 Ordinance No Adopting 17 the Taylorsville Cemetery Rules and 11 Regulations John Inc t Morgan 43 City Administrator John Inch Morgan presented the subject ordinance regarding rules 32 19 and regulations for the Taylorsville Cemetery He noted that the Cemetery Board has reviewed and approved the recommendations Mr Morgan noted a proposed increase to the resident non fees 57Council Member Pratt referenced the need to allow service animals on cemetery 33 19 property and it was agreed that a change should be made to reflect such Mr Pratt noted that some cemeteries allow additional charge for planting a tree or erecting a bench etc Mayor Wall clarified that the rules allow for consideration of such by the Cemetery Board He noted that landscaping costs are increased with any additional ground above improvements so each request should be presented to the Board for approval 05 Council Member Johnson stated that he is in favor of benches if they are paid for 36 19 20Council Member Morris Pratt MOVED to adopt Ordinance No 11 36 19 17 Adopting the Taylorsville Cemetery Rules and Regulations adding that services animals are excluded from Taylorsville City Council Minutes September 21 201 l Page 10 the animal section Council Member Larry Johnson SECONDED the motion Chairman Rechtenbach called for discussion on the mofion There being none he called for a roll call vote yes Johnson Barbour Rechtenbach excused The vote was as follows yes Pratt yes and excused All City Council members present Catlin voted in favor and the motion passed unanimously 2 7 16Amending Ch 28 Employee Appeal Board Ordinance No 11 John Brems 57Chairman Rechtenbach read a statement submitted by absent Council Member Bud 36 19 Catlin in regard to proposed Ordinance I 16 The statement read reflected Mr s Catlin disapproval of the proposed ordinance and his belief that it would place City employees at a disadvantage if adopted 34City Attorney John Brems presented proposed additions and amendments to the City 37 19 Code Chapter dealing with the Employee Appeal Board He cited previous concern that was raised regarding the standards used by the Appeal Board to evaluate cases He referenced a need to better define the criteria He said the standard is straight forward and several other cities are currently using the exact standard being proposed 07 Mr Brems relayed that there was also some previous question about whether Employee 38 19 Appeal Board Hearings are public He indicated that the proposed ordinance includes a provision that hearings are public but can be closed upon agreement between the City and the employee Mr Brems also cited a provision to allow the Appeal Board to exclude witnesses from the hearing in order to preserve independent recollection 54Mr Brems explained that the issue was raised by the Appeal Board during a previous 38 19 appeal He relayed that the Board wrestled with the concept for the standard of review 35Chairman Rechtenbach noted that some language regarding terms for appeal board 39 19 members no longer applies It was suggested that removing all but the first sentence ofSection 8 would solve the issue 030 2 43 Council Member Johnson called for clarification on the issues experienced by the 40 19 Appeal Board regarding the standard of review Mr Brems explained that issues came forth because the City has not outlined a standard He said the new ordinance will set the standard for review 41Mr Brems acknowledged that 19 according to State Law the City or an employee may appeal a decision of the Employee Appeal Board He referenced the proposed addition of Section 2 100 7to make that clarification Taylorsville City Council Minutes September 21 2011 Page 11 28Council Member Pratt said he interprets the proposed changes to the ordinance to mean 42 19 that if the City does not like the decision of the Employee Appeal Board it will tell the Board how the appeal should come down Mr Brems disagreed and said that he does not see it that way Mr Pratt observed that even without proposed Section 2 8 the City or employee can 090 always appeal the Appeal s Board decision 42Mr Brems clarified that it is up to the appealing employee to show to the Board that 43 19 the s City action was arbitrary capricious or illegal He confirmed that if Section 2 090 8is added to set the standard of review the employee or the City can still appeal a decision of the Board to the Court of Appeals 57 Mr Brems said the purpose of Section 2 43 19 8is to outline the standard that the 090 Employee Appeal Board uses to evaluate a case He agreed that the standard does lean to the employer and the burden of proof is placed on the person filing the appeal in that the employee must show that the s City decision was arbitrary capricious or illegal Mr Brems reiterated that this is the usual standard of review used for appeal hearings 11 Council Member Pratt said that he will not support the ordinance as proposed 45 19 Chairman Rechtenbach asked if Mr Pratt has other suggestions for amending the ordinance Council Member Pratt indicated that he agrees with the change in Section 2 8 but believes 080 that proposed Section 2 090 8is slanted toward the City and takes away from the employee 52 Mr Brems stated that he would argue that this is already the standard as the burden of 45 19 proof currently rests with the employee He clarified that the proposed amendment just spells out the existing standard in the City ordinance 29Council Member Johnson stated that he thinks the Employee Appeal Board is very 46 19 capable and nothing should be taken away from their making decision ability 11 Mr Brems reiterated that the ordinance amendment has come forward because the 47 19 Employee Appeal Board wrestled with determining the standard in the past He suggested that if the standard is not included they may struggle again in future hearings He noted that if the Council is not ready to adopt the ordinance further discussion may be held 27 Mayor Wall explained that the City has the right to discipline employees according to 47 19 policies that must be followed but if an employee believes that they have been singled out or discriminated against then it is the s employee responsibility to prove that such has occurred He observed that the proposed amendment stipulates those things that must be weighed in order to overturn the s City disciplinary decision The Mayor said that if there is not a defined standard then an employee may file a frivolous appeal which could ultimately result in the City appealing to the Court of Appeals He noted that defending in the Appeals Court is costly to the Taylorsville City Council Minutes September 21 2011 Page 12 taxpayer He reiterated that in order to have a City decision reversed an employee has the burden of proof and must be required to show that the City erred in its disciplinary action 25 Council Member Pratt stated that he believes the proposed ordinance is premature and 49 19 unfair He noted that it has come up without any previous discussion in a Work Session and without testimony from the Employee Appeal Board or review by the Ordinance Review Committee 53 Chairman Rechtenbach suggested that the ordinance be brought back for further 49 19 discussion at a Council Work Session and that input from Employee Appeal Board Members be given Mr Brems agreed that the proposed ordinance could also be submitted to the Ordinance Review Committee 53 Council Member Pratt said that since there are now new members on the Employee 49 19 Appeal Board it would be appropriate to hear from the previous board members along with current members 31 Council Member Johnson said he would like to postpone the ordinance for further 50 19 discussion Chairman Rechtenbach observed that it would be nice to have a full quorum in attendance for such discussion It was agreed to tentatively schedule future discussion of the subject ordinance after Chairman Rechtenbach has opportunity to check Council Member sschedule Catlin 39Mr Brems stated that there is no evil intent behind the ordinance 51 19 24Attorney Ryan Hancey commented that he has previously represented several City 53 19 employees and was involved in the last Appeal Board Hearing He said that he is prepared to make a public comment to address problems with the proposed ordinance 06Chairman Rechtenbach explained that as there is no public hearing scheduled for this 52 19 matter and the Citizen Comment Period is over Mr Hancey should communicate with the City Recorder to find out when the matter is scheduled for a future meeting He indicated that Mr Hancey would be allowed to come and make comment at that time 3 7 Ordinance Na 11 13 Regarding Abatement of Weeds Garbage and Refuse Public Nuisances and Illegal Objects and Structures John Inch Morgan 16 City Administrator John Inch Morgan observed that the subject ordinance is a 53 19 continuation from the previous Work Session discussion He clarified that the proposed ordinance will bring the s City ordinance into compliance with State Statute which was changed in the last legislative session Taylorsville City Council Minutes September 21 011 Page li 19Council Member Morris Pratt MOVED to adopt Ordinance No 11 5439 13 Regarding Abatement of Weeds Garbage and Refuse Public Nuisances and Illegal Objects and Structures with addition of reference for noxious weeds Council Member Larry Johnson SECONDED the motion Chairman Rechtenbach called for discussion on the motion There being none he called for a roll call vote The vote was as follows excused yes Barbour Rechtenbach yes and Catlin yes Pratt Johnson excused All City Council members present voted in favor and the motion passed unanimously 8 NEW ITEMS FOR SUBSEQUENT CONSIDERATION No Action 32Council Member Morris Pratt inquired about the time table for opening 1300 West 55 19 Mayor Wall said that evaluations are still being gathered from engineering companies and that determination must be made on how to deal with the fix without disturbing the hillside He said engineers have indicated that work on 1300 West will likely not commence until spring and the road will be closed all winter 25 Council Member Johnson asked about contractors for the Veterans Memorial Mayor 57 19 Wall cited volunteer work and excavation that is being provided by Salt Lake County Public Works Economic Development Director Donald Adams clarified that the City is acting as General Contractor for the project Mr Johnson referenced the budget for the memorial and Mayor Wall cited his belief that the City has received all possible donations He noted that the volunteer work will help decrease the total cost fox the memorial He affirmed that the City has collected on all pledged amounts for the memorial 9 NOTICE OF FUTURE PUBLIC MEETINGS NEXT MEETING 53 59 19 1 9 City Council Briefing Session Wednesday October 5 2011 0 60mp 9 2 City Council Meeting Wednesday October 5 2011 3 6 0 p m 9 3 City Council Work Session Wednesday October 12 2011 0 6 0mp 9 4 City Council Briefing Session Wednesday October 19 2011 6 0 0 p m 5 9 City Council Meeting Wednesday October 19 2011 3 6 0m p 9 6 Board of Canvassers Meeting General Tues Nov 22 2011 0 6 0mp Taylorsville CiTy Council Minutes September 21 2011 Page 14 10 CALENDAR OF UPCOMING EVENTS 35 00 20 10 Pet Fest Pet Health and Wellness Fair September 24 2011 00m 10 ato 2 0 p West Valley City Animal Shelter at City Park 4522 West 3500 0m South there will be youth activities face painting entertainment K9 demonstrations training demonstrations information booths food booths shelter tours best dressed pet competitions and a prize drawing for more information visit the website at petfest ut ov wvc www 10 2 Meet the Candidates Night October 4 2011 0 7 0 p Taylorsville City m Hall Council Chambers Sponsored by the Taylorsville Exchange Club 3 10 Customer Service Open House October 10 2011 6 3 p to 0 0m 8 0m p Taylorsville City Hall Salt Lake County will be available to answer any of your questions about garbage or recycling 4 10 Veterans Day Poster and Essay Contest Deadline is October 21 2011 at 7 0 pAll students grades 1st through 8th are invited to participate for 0m more information contact Patricia at 801 963 5400 or gov a pkimbroueh t aylorsvilleut 5 10 Halloween Night at the Museum October 31 20l 1 0 6 0m pto 0 8 0m p Taylorsville Bennion Heritage Center 1488 West 4800 South 11 ADJOURNMENT 43 01 20 Council Member Larry Johnson MOVED to adjourn the City Council Meeting Council Member Morris Pratt SECONDED the motion Chairman Rechtenbach called for discussion There being none he called for a vote The vote was as follows excused Barbour yes Johnson Rechtenbach yes Pratt yes and excused All Catlin City Council members The meeting was adjourned at present voted in favor and the motion passed unanimously 8 0 1m p l kCottle City Recorder Cheryl Peacor Minutes approved CC OS 10 11 Ivltnutes Prepared by Cheryl Peacock Cottle Ciry Recorder