Council approves Ordinance No. 477: Rezone at 2196 East 6450 South, 4–0

Ordinance No. 477: Rezone at 2196 East 6450 South

4 yes, 0 no

Gay Lynn Bennion (yes), Suzanne Hyland (yes), Ellen Birrell (yes), Shawn E. Newell (yes)

Ordinance No. 478: General Plan Amendment

4 yes, 0 no

Shawn E. Newell (yes), Gay Lynn Bennion (yes), Ellen Birrell (yes), Suzanne Hyland (yes)

Resolution 2026-63: Arts Council Reappointment

4 yes, 0 no

Shawn E. Newell (yes), Ellen Birrell (yes), Suzanne Hyland (yes), Gay Lynn Bennion (yes)

Ordinance No. 475: Park Center Drive Rezone

4 yes, 0 no

Shawn E. Newell (yes), Ellen Birrell (yes), Suzanne Hyland (yes), Gay Lynn Bennion (yes)

Ordinance No. 476: Title 19 Code Amendments

4 yes, 0 no

Shawn E. Newell (yes), Ellen Birrell (yes), Suzanne Hyland (yes), Gay Lynn Bennion (yes)

Resolution 2026-65: Fire Station 110 Transfer

4 yes, 0 no

Shawn E. Newell (yes), Ellen Birrell (yes), Suzanne Hyland (yes), Gay Lynn Bennion (yes)

Approval of September 1, 2026 Meeting Minutes

0 yes, 0 no

Authorization for Chief Robbie Russo Travel

0 yes, 0 no

Authorization for Emma Lalian Travel

0 yes, 0 no

Park Center Drive Rezone

7030 South Park Center Drive

Approved rezoning a long-vacant property from Office Research and Development to Regional Commercial.

approved (4-0) · still approved

2196 East 6450 South Rezone

2196 East 6450 South

Approved rezoning property from Rural Residential to Single Family Residential.

approved (4-0) · still approved

2196 East 6950 South General Plan Amendment

2196 East 6950 South

Approved a general plan amendment changing the land use designation from Rural Residential to Rural Low Density.

approved (4-0) · still approved

Bengal Boulevard Pedestrian Trail

A Brighton High School community council member raised serious concerns about worsening traffic congestion and proposed median changes on Bengal Boulevard, urging the city to conduct proper traffic studies before moving forward.

What it means: High school students, parents, and local motorists navigating school-zone traffic.

Acquisition and Repair of Fire Station 110

The city officially took ownership of Fire Station 110 from Salt Lake County, securing $300,000 to address long-overdue maintenance and improve working conditions for heavily utilized firefighters.

What it means: Transfer of county property plus $300,000 in funding for city-managed repairs.

Stormwater Infrastructure Resilience and Funding

Homeowners testified about catastrophic basement flooding reaching 47 inches during recent storms, criticizing public works statements that mitigation is financially unfeasible and formally notifying the city of an inverse condemnation 'taking' claim.

What it means: Affected property owners seeking infrastructure accountability and flood mitigation.