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Midvale City Council Scheduled to Discuss Municipal Code Amendments September 15

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The Midvale City Council scheduled a regular meeting for September 15, 2026, at Midvale City Hall. The agenda includes public hearings regarding municipal code amendments and discussions on the Midvale Mills Project development agreement.

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  • The Midvale City Council meeting was scheduled for September 15, 2026.
  • Public hearings were set regarding amendments to private street standards and rights-of-way adjacent to POD I.
  • The agenda included discussions on the Midvale Mills Project development agreement.
  • The council was scheduled to consider updates to city policies and committee assignments.

The Midvale City Council was scheduled to hold a regular meeting on September 15, 2026, according to an agenda posted September 10. The meeting, held at Midvale City Hall, was set to include both in-person and electronic participation options.

The meeting agenda included two public hearings. The first involved receiving public comment regarding Ordinance No. 2026-O-29, which proposes amendments to Section 17-7-10.12.5(E) of the Midvale Municipal Code to modify private street standards. The second hearing concerned Ordinance No. 2026-O-30, which seeks to amend figures in Chapter 17-7-10.12 of the municipal code to eliminate rights-of-way adjacent to POD I.

Additional discussion items included a second amendment to the development agreement for The Midvale Mills Project and a second amendment to an interlocal agreement with the Salt Lake County Health Department for Uplift Midvale Coalition funding. The council was also scheduled to consider updates to the Midvale City Policies and Procedures Manual and updates to board and committee assignments.

The council was scheduled to receive a report from the Unified Fire Authority and reports from the Mayor and City Manager. The meeting agenda also allowed for a possible closed session to discuss matters such as pending litigation or real property transactions.

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