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Oct. 20 meeting to address fraud assessment and mall zoning

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Oct. 20 meeting to address fraud assessment and mall zoning
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A work meeting agenda for Oct. 20 includes a presentation on fraud risk assessment and discussions regarding rental licensing and mall zoning. The meeting also features a presentation on alcohol retailing in downtown Provo.

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  • The Oct. 20 meeting includes a presentation on the annual fraud risk assessment.
  • An ordinance to amend rental dwelling license application requirements is scheduled for discussion.
  • The agenda includes a discussion on the Provo Towne Centre Mall zoning change and development agreement.
  • A presentation on alcohol retailing in downtown Provo will continue from a previous meeting.

An agenda for the Oct. 20 work meeting includes several scheduled items, including a presentation on the annual fraud risk assessment and discussions regarding rental dwelling license requirements. The meeting also includes a discussion on the Provo Towne Centre Mall zoning change and development agreement.

The agenda includes a presentation on the city's annual fraud risk assessment. According to a staff memo, the Finance department completes this assessment under direction from the State Auditor's Office. For fiscal 2026, Provo scored 376 of 395 possible points, placing it in the "Very Low" risk category. The memo notes the assessment is the city's own and is not an audit.

Other scheduled items include an ordinance to amend application requirements for a rental dwelling license. The meeting will also feature a discussion regarding the Provo Towne Centre Mall zoning change and development agreement, as well as a presentation on alcohol retailing in downtown Provo that was continued from an Oct. 6 work meeting.

The meeting agenda also includes the approval of minutes from the Oct. 1 joint meeting and the Oct. 6 work meeting. A closed meeting is also listed as a possible item.

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