The City Council held its regular business meetings in January. Here are some of the significant actions that were taken:

• The City Council was presented with Resolution 02-2024 amending the Consolidated Fee Schedule. Notably, an increase in fees at the North Shore Aquatic Center was proposed. The Resolution passed unanimously.
• The Sanitary Sewer Superintendent presented the Council with the 2024 Wastewater Planning Program which was collectively approved.
• Ordinance 2024-04, correcting inconsistencies and aligning Title 11 Land Use Code and North Ogden Public Works Standards regarding the Site Triangle Clearance Area was passed unanimously.
• An agreement with NRCS for the Federal Grant Funding Program for the Major Project 2550 Relocation was presented to the City Council and was approved.
• A Grading Permit Expansion Agreement to include rock- crushing within the Northview Estates Subdivision – Phase 9 was presented, discussed, and ultimately approved.
• The City Council was asked if they would be willing to contribute $2,440 for the military banners to be hung. The contribution was approved.
• Due to Lieutenant Crowther and Hindes retiring, Sgt. Boyette and Sgt. Child have been promoted to Lieutenant. Officer Mueller, Officer Holmes, and Officer West have been promoted to Sergeant.
• The Prominence Point development will begin soon and will be held to compliance with what is entailed in the Development Agreement. The South Towne study is complete and will be coming before the Council in the future to be adopted into the General Plan. Building and Business Licenses are up to date.
• Construction has begun at Lomond View Park for the Pickleball Courts, and the playground design has been completed. Maintenance of the sports fields is ongoing.
• Nate Allen With Utah Approves presented on approval voting, highlighting its benefits, and addressing concerns. The Council agreed to draft a letter supporting the exploration of approval voting for municipalities.
• The Council discussed amending fencing ordinances but decided to monitor the situation before making changes.
• Ordinance 2024-05 amending Hillside Protection Zones Accessory Building Lot Coverage was passed unanimously.v
• The Council approved participation in the Utah Rivers Council Rain Harvest Program with 100 barrels for a maximum of $2800.00 and a limit of 2 barrels per residence. ♦ The Council approved the purchase of a Weber County surplus property for future development.
• City Manager/Attorney Jon Call provided detailed updates on various city projects, including plans for a play feature at Waterworks Park and progress on infrastructure projects like the water reservoir and pickleball courts. He also mentioned a major piping project and clarified funding commitments, aiming to enhance city amenities while addressing community needs.
• Mayor Berube took a moment to acknowledge Chief Quinney’s retirement, recognizing his dedication and service to the community, emphasizing the challenges associated with being a Police Chief. He expressed gratitude for Chief Quinney’s leadership and care for his officers.

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