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Millcreek City

Millcreek City · week of September 19, 2026

Council approves Title 18 Zoning Code Text Amendments, 5–0

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What changed in Millcreek City

  • Title 18 Zoning Code Text Amendments

    5 yes, 0 no

    Cheri Jackson (yes), Silvia Catten (yes), Bev Uipi (yes), Nicole Handy (yes), Thom DeSirant (yes)

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  • Approval of Historic Preservation Commission Appointments

    5 yes, 0 no

    Cheri Jackson (yes), Silvia Catten (yes), Thom DeSirant (yes), Bev Uipi (yes), Nicole Handy (yes)

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  • Rezone Property at 3496 and 3500 South 1300 East

    5 yes, 0 no

    Bev Uipi (yes), Nicole Handy (yes), Thom DeSirant (yes), Cheri Jackson (yes), Silvia Catten (yes)

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  • Fiscal Year 2026-27 Budget Amendments

    5 yes, 0 no

    Thom DeSirant (yes), Bev Uipi (yes), Nicole Handy (yes), Silvia Catten (yes), Cheri Jackson (yes)

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  • Establishment of NeighborHelp Property Cleanup Assistance Program

    5 yes, 0 no

    Cheri Jackson (yes), Silvia Catten (yes), Nicole Handy (yes), Bev Uipi (yes), Thom DeSirant (yes)

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  • Interlocal Agreement with Salt Lake County for Main Street Streetlights

    5 yes, 0 no

    Thom DeSirant (yes), Bev Uipi (yes), Nicole Handy (yes), Silvia Catten (yes), Cheri Jackson (yes)

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  • Codification of NeighborHelp Program Code Section

    4 yes, 0 no

    Silvia Catten (yes), Thom DeSirant (yes), Bev Uipi (yes), Nicole Handy (yes)

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  • Approval of September 14, 2026 Meeting Minutes

    5 yes, 0 no

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Development activity

  • 1300 East Rezone (ZM-26-014)

    3496 South 1300 East and 3500 South 1300 East

    Rezoned 1.6 acres of property along 1300 East into R-2-6.5 for duplexes and R-1-5 for single-family lots.

    approved (5-0) · still approved

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Also discussed

  • NeighborHelp Property Cleanup Assistance Program

    The city established a program to help elderly or burdened residents clean up code-violating yards by providing dumpsters and assistance, saving enforcement costs long-term.

    What it means: Initial city allocation of up to $3,000, which reduces long-term code enforcement costs.

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  • Fiscal Year Budget Adjustments

    The council amended the city and CRA budgets to allocate funds for an employee compensation study, Promise program grants, and Porsche dealership sales-tax sharing.

    What it means: City employees, municipal program participants, and the Olympus Hills CRA development district.

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  • Main Street Streetlight Installation & Dark Sky Compliance

    Residents expressed concerns about light pollution from new Main Street streetlights, prompting the city to add top shields to ensure dark-sky compliance while improving safety.

    What it means: Drivers and pedestrians on Main Street gain safety lighting, while nearby residents benefit from reduced light trespass.

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What's coming, and the deadline

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