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Holladay City

Holladay City · week of September 26, 2026

Council approves Adjournment into Closed Session, 6–0

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What changed in Holladay City

  • Adjournment into Closed Session

    6 yes, 0 no

    Matt Durham (yes), Paul Fotheringham (yes), David Sundwall (yes), Emily Gray (yes), Drew Quinn (yes), Natalie Bradley (yes)

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  • Approval of Ordinance 2026-15 Amending ADU Regulations

    6 yes, 0 no

    Paul Fotheringham (yes), Matt Durham (yes), Drew Quinn (yes), Natalie Bradley (yes), David Sundwall (yes), Emily Gray (yes)

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  • Approval of Consent Agenda

    0 yes, 0 no

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  • Approval of September 2026 minutes

    0 yes, 0 no

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Development activity

  • Title 13 Accessory Dwelling Unit Text Amendments (SB284 Compliance)

    City-wide

    City-initiated text amendments to Title 13 to align external accessory dwelling unit regulations with state law (SB284), updating parking standards and design rules.

    approved (6-0) · still approved

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Also discussed

  • Waste Collection Service Changes

    Wasatch Front Waste and Recycling is preparing to launch a twice-yearly curbside bulky waste pickup program for households, aiming to streamline large item disposal without raising base service fees.

    What it means: Residents seeking convenient curbside disposal options for bulky household items twice a year.

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  • Arbor Day 2027 Site Selection

    The committee is evaluating potential locations, such as St. Vincent's, to host the Arbor Day 2027 celebration and engage the community.

    What it means: Local students and community members participating in Arbor Day educational activities.

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  • Urban Forestry Education

    The committee is planning the May 2027 tree giveaway, discussing pot types to improve root systems, tree species lists, and analyzing where voucher applications come from to ensure equitable distribution.

    What it means: Holladay residents receiving free trees and the broader community enjoying enhanced urban canopy.

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  • Affordable Housing

    Holladay updated its zoning code to comply with state legislation (SB284) regarding external accessory dwelling units, adjusting parking requirements and removing conflicting design restrictions while expanding applicability to R-2 and RM zones.

    What it means: Property owners seeking to build or maintain external accessory dwelling units with fewer regulatory conflicts.

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What's coming, and the deadline

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