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Millcreek City

Millcreek City · week of October 10, 2026

Council approves Ordinance 26-70: Statutory Officer Compensation Increases, 5–0

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What changed in Millcreek City

  • Ordinance 26-70: Statutory Officer Compensation Increases

    5 yes, 0 no

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

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  • Ordinance 26-69: Vacation of Parkview B Medical Office Condominium Plat

    5 yes, 0 no

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

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  • Approval of September 28, 2026 Minutes

    5 yes, 0 no

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Development activity

  • The Haven Residential Treatment Facility

    860 E 4500 S

    Converting a two-story office building into a 64-resident substance abuse treatment facility and administrative headquarters.

    Discussed — no decision yet

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  • Parkview B Medical Office Condo Plat Vacation

    1151 E 3900 S

    Vacating the condominium plat for a demolished medical office building so St. Mark's Hospital can combine parcels for future expansion.

    approved (5-0) · still approved

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Also discussed

  • Parkview B Medical Office Condo Plat Vacation

    St. Mark's Hospital is asking the city to vacate a condominium plat at 1151 E 3900 S, which could affect property boundaries and future medical office management at the site.

    What it means: St. Mark's Hospital gains administrative flexibility in managing its medical office property.

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  • The Haven Treatment Facility Conditional Use Permit

    The Haven is applying to convert an office building at 860 E 4500 S into a 64-resident substance abuse treatment and administrative facility. While neighbors have expressed concerns about security and property values, city staff and the community council are working on mitigation measures like fencing, lighting, and monthly check-ins.

    What it means: Individuals seeking acute substance abuse treatment and long-term recovery support.

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  • Small Business Permitting and Communication

    A local business owner shared frustrations about city sign permitting rules, stating that relocating an existing sign cost significantly more due to required engineering calculations and contractor requirements.

    What it means: Added roughly $1,600 in unexpected permitting and contractor costs for a small business owner.

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What's coming, and the deadline

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