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The Committee of the Whole meeting agenda included a UTOPIA update, discussions regarding an ordinance to amend signage regulations on the ground floor of multi-tenant buildings, and a discussion regarding an amendment to the Fiscal Year 2026-2027 budget. Previous meeting minutes were also included for reference, covering various operational reports, infrastructure project updates, and city code amendments.
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The committee reviewed the 2026 Storm Drainage Master Plan, including an overview of completed projects, updated modeling to manage water flow, and a prioritization of future infrastructure upgrades. The committee also discussed a new ordinance to establish a legislative process for evaluating and classifying new or unlisted land uses in compliance with State requirements. A review of the annual Fraud Risk Assessment was conducted, confirming a low-risk fraud rating and emphasizing the need for continued ethical policy training. Additionally, the committee addressed necessary updates to the City Code and Council policies regarding the process for filling midterm elected office vacancies in response to changes in State law.
The meeting featured reports on Central Valley Water's facility rebuild project and timeline, Trans-Jordan Cities' landfill and transfer station operations, and updates on Murray Chamber of Commerce activities and the Magic Over Murray balloon festival. Additionally, the Council received updates on NeighborWorks housing and improvement programs, as well as Jordan River Commission regional trail and watershed initiatives. Legislative discussions included amendments to the Murray City Municipal Code regarding the International Fire Code and Form Based Code requirements for multi-family developments. The Power Department presented a 2026-2031 Impact Fee Facilities Plan and Impact Fee Analysis. Finally, representatives from the Salt Lake County Government provided an overview of County services, budget information, and fiscal management.
The Council discussed several key business items including the approval of a joint proclamation for Emergency Medical Services Week, the confirmation of the Mayor's reappointment of a Hearing Officer, and the approval of the 2026 Power Master Plan. Additionally, the Council considered amendments to municipal codes related to appointments of representatives to governing boards and approved the appointment of the City's representative to the TransJordan Cities Board. Further deliberations included the Mayor's appointment of an Information Technology Department Director and a strategy session regarding the potential purchase, exchange, or lease of real property.
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