Salt Lake City Council
AGENDA
City Council Chambers
Patrick Moore Gallery
511 West 200 South
Salt Lake City, Utah
7:00 p.m.
5:00 – 6:00 p.m., some Council Members may tour areas in District 4. (Itinerary Attached)
A. OPENING CEREMONY:
1. Pledge of Allegiance – Disabled American Veteran’s Honor Guard
B. WORK SESSION: 7:00 p.m., Patrick Moore Gallery, 511 West 200 South
1. The Council will devote a maximum of 30 minutes to comments from the residents of District Four in the order in which the cards are collected. (Comments are taken on any item as well as on any other City business. Comments are limited to two minutes each.)
2. The Council will receive a presentation from Dr. Ted Liou relating to his observations on disaster preparation based upon his work during the Hurricane Katrina aftermath.
3. The Council will hold a refugee fact-finding discussion with the following representatives: (a) Jane Willie, Salt Lake City School District Involvement Coordinator; (b) Miro Marinovich, International Rescue Committee Director; (c) Steven Haw, Asian Association; (d) Rosemarie Hunter, University Neighborhood Partners and Hartland Project Director; (e) John Erlacher, Mountain View Elementary School Principal; and (f) Larry Broxton, Consultant and Refugee Grant Facilitator.
4. The Council will receive a briefing regarding changes to the Salt Lake Valley Solid Waste Management Facility Waste Hauling (Landfill) Program.
5. The Council will receive an update regarding the City Creek Center Development Permits.
6. The Council will receive a follow-up briefing regarding a proposed ordinance that would prohibit smoking tobacco products in City-owned parks, public squares, ball diamonds, golf courses, soccer fields, recreational areas, Library Square, City-owned cemeteries, trails and near mass gatherings. (Unfinished Business Item F1)
7. Report of the Executive Director, including a review of Council information items and announcements.
C. PUBLIC HEARINGS:
(None)
D. NEW BUSINESS:
(None)
E. UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
1. Ordinance – Adopt regulations prohibiting smoking tobacco products in City-owned parks, public squares, ball diamonds, golf courses, soccer fields, recreational areas, Library Square, City-owned cemeteries, trails and near mass gatherings.
Consider adopting an ordinance enacting Chapter 15.30 of the Salt Lake City Code, prohibiting smoking in City-owned parks, public squares, ball diamonds, golf courses, soccer fields, recreational areas, Library Square, City-owned cemeteries, trails and near mass gatherings.
(O 06-34)
Staff Recommendation: Consider options.
F. CONSENT:
(None)
G. ADJOURNMENT:
DISTRICT FOUR TOUR
Thursday, November 9, 2006
1. Tour guests will board the bus from 4:30 to 5:00 p.m. at the Patrick Moore Gallery located at 511 West 200 South. (The bus can park on 500 West, south of the gallery on the west side of the street.)
2. Medians - Recent ordinance change allows medians to be enforced from dusk to dawn.
3.
Head south on 500 West.
Shortened onramps
Sunrise Apts. Project
4. Turn left on 600 South. Merge immediately to the right in order to turn right on 200 West.
5.
Turn left on 700 South and head east. As you pass State
Street…
- State Street.
- Decorative lights.
- Medians could use help or
beautification.
- The Bayou, Plasma Ctr, Vintage
Clothing store on east side of street
6. Pass Koko Kitchen, Sr. Center and Taufer Park
7.
Turn right on 300 East and left on 800 South.
Neighborhoods are slowly
improving. Property owners are refurbishing areas. Good location –
next to services.
8. Turn left on 400 East by RDA area / cottage street RDA project / Sego enforcement
9.
Turn right on 600 South. Quick left turn onto Denver Street.
LDS
Church Soap Factory
Moving to NWQ. Re-use issues.
HOPWA housing will
go to the north of the soap factory.
Infill lot on 400 East bet. 500-600
South
10.
Turn Left on 500 South heading west. Turn left on 300 East. Turn
Left on 600 South.
Trolley Square development and housing
11.
Turn Right on 800 East and then left 800 South
‘Emilou’s’
Smith’s Grocery
Store / request for gas station.
Pass Rowland Hall School
Re-use issue
when the school is vacant.
Pass barricade – just appropriated $ for design
for 1100 East – great asset.
12. Left on 1200 East Street. DNA - car prowls. Speed bumps.
13.
UDOT is adding left turn off of 1300 East 700 South which will greatly
neighborhood vs. pass-through traffic.
Fenway Street funding.
14. Continue north on 1200 East. At 600 South, turn right.
15.
At 1300 East turn right. Pass McGillis School on right.
Fast-moving traffic and bus stop across from McGillis.
16. At 700 South, turn right.
17.
At 1100 East, turn right. Pass Judge Memorial.
Request for
historic district survey funds and expansion of University Historic District –
will be included in budget amendment #2.
18.
Pass 500 South.
Character of n-hds
Type of
homes
Upkeep
Street parking issues
19.
At 400 South, turn left. Go down to 1000 East and follow the curve heading
north.
Dividing line for historic district.
Faultline Park / drug
traffic
Bollards vs. jersey barricades at the bottom of 1000 East
10th East Sr.
Ctr. On east side and doctors’ offices.
Montessori School at 1000 East 200
South.
20. At 100 South, turn RIGHT.
21.
At 1100 East, turn LEFT.
Expansion of medical center/new
construction.
Cancer Wellness Ctr. On east side.
22. At South Temple, turn left.
23. At 900 East, turn left.
24.
At 200 South, turn RIGHT.
House of Hope (857 E 200 South)
Don Layton (856
E 200 South)
200 South islands
Dollar Store pod
25.
Turn left on 800 East
Pass old Grunts & Postures bldg.
26.
Turn right on 300 South.
Old Bryner Clinic on north side purchased by
Catholic Community Svcs. for residential treatment and alcohol treatment
center.
27.
Historic islands on 600 East.
Emigration Apts/Townhouse
Crossroads Urban
Center
Salvation Army on 500 East
(They provide food, clothing and
household items.)
300 South medians in the downtown
28.
Brooks Arcade Bldg.
Offices used by the City while City/County building was
renovated.
29. SRO’s.
30. Old Zephyr location
31. Rose Wagner
32. Greek community owns several apartment buildings on the north side of the street and may be refurbishing these properties. Looking at potential land exchange.
33.
Turn Right on 300 West. Turn Right on 100 South. Turn Right on 200
West.
Japanese Churches/Salt Palace.
34.
Turn right on 200 South.
New light rail stop site
Shelter
35.
Turn Right on 500 West. Turn Left on 100 South.
Bring City Creek above
ground.
Gutted building on 100 So 500 West (northwest side) is going to be
storage units across the street from the apt. building.
36. Centro Civico.
37.
Turn Right on 600 West
Grant’s Tower and Property Management’s progress
w/property owners.
38.
Make a U-turn mid-street and proceed south on 600 West.
HOWA building and
clubs on the right.
39. UTA fleet building on the right.
40.
Turn Left on 200 South.
Bus will drop off tour guests at Hong Kong Tea House, 565 West 200 South. Assuming inclement weather, the bus will wait until guests re-board after dinner and take them to the Patrick Moore Gallery 511 West 200 South, which is where the tour began.