september 2015

The safety of South Salt Lake residents, businesses and city employees is at the top of our list of priorities. South Salt Lake Police Chief Jack Carruth, Fire Chief Ron Morris, Urban Livabil-ity Director, Glenn Smith, along with dozens of partners and resi-dents are working to strategically prevent crime and address other safety needs of our community. Together as the Promise South Salt Lake Safety Commission, these individuals and groups are tackling the top safety issues in South Salt Lake, which include

addressing substance abuse and mental health, decreasing the number of youth and adults that have gang involvement, increas-ing knowledge regarding simple actions for fire and other accident prevention in homes and businesses, and encouraging our com-munity’s involvement in efforts that prevent crime.

The collaborative, comprehensive work of the Promise SSL Safety Commission addresses the causes, symptoms, and solutions of these issues. SSL residents and individuals that live, learn, work, and worship in South Salt Lake are generating new energy and

forming new working relationships to solve current challenges and prevent future problems.

Programs and strategies currently being utilized include the SSL Police Department Community Resource Unit and Crisis Interven-tion Team, SSL Police Department Street Crimes and Traffic Unit, SSL Fire Department, SSL Multi-agency Community Resources Team, Neighborhood Watch, Business Watch, Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design, South Salt Lake Coalition for Drug Free Youth, SSL Police Athletics/Activities League (PAL), SSL Public Works, SSLPD Honorary Colonels Association, ICAC (Pre-venting Internet Crimes Against Children), the Promise SSL Men-tor Network and afterschool programs, SSL Citizen Corps, Urban Livability’s Community Connection, and Code Enforcement.

The commitment, insight, and resourcefulness of this diverse and dedicated commission has a tremendous impact on making South Salt Lake a safe place to live, work, and worship. The safety of our community is all of our responsibility. Together, we have made tremendous strides over the past 5 years, and by continuing to make safety a top priority, we are creating one of the most desir-able places to live, work and raise a family in Utah. For more infor-mation about the Promise SSL Safety Commission, contact Chief Jack Carruth at [email protected] or Promise SSL Director, Kari Cutler, at [email protected].

CITY NEWSLETTER

South Salt LakeCity Council Members Ryan Gold, District [email protected]

Kevin Rapp, District [email protected]

Sharla Beverly, District [email protected]

Roy Turner, District [email protected]

Irvin Jones, District [email protected]

Debbie Snow, At [email protected]

Mike Rutter, At [email protected]

Cherie Wood, [email protected]

Mayor Cherie Wood

SAFETY EDITION

September 2015

Mayor Cherie Wood Encourages Participation in SSL Safety Initiatives

South Salt Lake has ten neighborhood centers

serving our community:

Lincoln Community School450 East 3700 SouthSouth Salt Lake, UT 84115801.803.3632

Utah International Charter School350 East Baird CircleSouth Salt Lake, UT 84115385.290.1306

Central Park Community Centerand PAL Boxing2797 South 200 EastSouth Salt Lake, UT 84115801.466.3143

The Columbus Center

2531 South 400 EastSouth Salt Lake, UT 84115801.412.3217

Woodrow Wilson Community School2567 South Main StreetSouth Salt Lake, UT 84115801.386.0589

Granite Park Community School3031 South 200 EastSouth Salt Lake, UT 84115801.440.4499

Meadowbrook STEM &Community Center3600 South 700 WestSouth Salt Lake, UT 84115801.518.5502

Hser Ner Moo Community &Welcome Center479 East 2250 SouthSouth Salt Lake, UT 84115801.466.3238

Historic Scott School Arts &Community Center

3238 South 540 EastSouth Salt Lake, UT 84106801.803.3632

Roosevelt Community School3225 South 800 East South Salt Lake, Utah 84106801.828.8219

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2 Madison Crossing Southgate Village

3 Central Park Station Wandamere Park

4 Granite Edison

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South Salt Lake • On The Move • City Newsletter

Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED)

The South Salt Lake Community Connection to Agriculture Program will provide residents with fresh fruits and vegetables at a weekly farm stand and a new mobile market. This program is made possible by funding from the Union Pacific Foundation, as well as grants from the federal government and Wells Fargo.

Besides providing fresh produce at low prices, the program plans to recruit local growers to participate in the South Salt Lake Farmer's Market and connect residents who are interested in growing produce to existing programs. The program is also designed to increase awareness about the health benefits of fresh produce.

The South Salt Lake Police Department promotes the Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) model. CPTED is the proper design and effective use of the environment, which can lead to reduced crime through five overlapping strategies:

1. Natural Surveillance – Ensure intruders and offenders are easily viewable to people passing the property and those using the property (also known as “eyes on the street”).

2. Territorial Reinforcement – Create and extend the property’s sphere of influence – the perception that someone is in control of the area. Distinguish what is a private space from a public space by using landscaping, pavement designs, signage, and fences.

3. Natural Access Control – Decrease the opportunity for offending by denying access to a crime target and increasing the per-ception of risk to the offender.

4. Maintenance – Upkeep spaces to ensure they are used for their intended purpose. It also serves as an additional expression of ownership.

5. Target Hardening – Enhance the physical security of a crime target through the use of locks, types of doors and windows, security alarms, and other crime prevention methods.

Union PacificFoundation Grant

South Salt LakeFarmers MarketTuesdays in September4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.

Historic Scott SchoolArts & Community Center3238 South 540 East

The South Salt Lake Youth CityCouncil has planned an openhouse to introduce themselvesto potential members. Please letyour 9-12 graders know about this fun event and encourage them to attend.

The award-winning South SaltLake Youth City Council is a city sponsored organization made up of local high school studentswho provide service to the city,and in the process learn moreabout local government. Youngleaders speak at city councilmeetings, shadow city employ-ees and sit on advisory boards. They are true “youth on the move.” If you are a resident ofthe City of South Salt Lake ingrades 9-12 with a cumulativeGPA of 3.0 or higher, you canjoin the Youth City Council.Registration is now open.

Download the application from sslc.com/city-government/youth-city-council and e-mailto Jennifer Allred at jallred@

sslc.com or hand de-liver to the Mayor's office at 220 East Morris Avenue, 2nd floor. The deadline is September 30. Sorry, no exceptions.

SEPTEMBER 26, 2015SOUTH SALT LAKE YOUTH CITY COUNCIL: OPEN HOUSE Join YCC!Are you interested in joining the Youth City Council? Then come to our open house, where you will learn more about the fantastic things we do around our city. There will be food, games and more!

Lots of Community Service hours!

Great on applications /

Resumes!

Great way to get involved!

Get to know the past YCC members!

Food, Games and more!

CITY HALL220 East Morris Ave,

South Salt Lake UT, 84115Saturday, September 26

6:30-7:30 p.m.

Contact Jennifer Allred email:

[email protected] number: 801-464-6757

YOUTHCITY COUNCIL

A Message from Chief of Police, Jack CarruthThe safety of our community is the priority for the men and women of the South Salt Lake Police Department. Supporting Mayor Cherie Wood’s Three Promises, the Police Department has remained steadfast in ensuring Promise Two: “Every resident has a safe, clean home and neighborhood.” I am proud that the City of South Salt Lake has held its overall crime rate steady in the past year.

In addition to all of our police officers and department staff, we credit you, our community, for our shared success. Community involvement makes our city a better place to live and do business. Each year we see improvement with new programs and an increase of community participation. This year we successfully launched “Coffee with a Cop” with you. These partnerships forged with our community make us a more effective police department and a safer city.

Our Police Department offers several programs to educate everyone about how to prevent crime, including DARE, RadKids, Neighborhood Watch, Business Watch, Coffee with a Cop, and our P.A.L.. Our department also offers help with services like CPTED Inspections, extra patrol checks, and the crime tip hotline. We now have an online form to request property checks and CPTED on the police department website page under the “Business Watch” tab.

It is the mission of the South Salt Lake Police Department to enhance the quality of life in our city by providing quality police services. We are dedicated to upholding the highest professional standards while serving the community. We are committed to the enforcement of laws to protect life and property while also respecting individual rights, human dignity, and community values. We are committed to maintaining a partner-ship with our community and assisting citizens in identifying and solving problems to improve the quality of life in their neighborhoods.

All of us at the South Salt Lake Police Department are excited to move forward as the city expands. With new commercial and residential growth, our partnerships become stronger. We look forward to your future input and support. It is working together that makes the difference.

“I know there is strength in the differences between us. I know there is comfort where we overlap.” - Ani Difranco

Youth City CouncilOpen House

September 26, 2015City Hall, 2nd Floor

220 East Morris Ave.6:30 - 7:30 p.m.


COLTSCORNER

September Announcements

Labor DayMonday, September 7

Parent Teacher ConferencesTuesday and Wednesday, September 29 & 30

Register for Fall SportsRegister for Cross Country, Football, Golf, Soccer, Tennis, and Volleyball at registermyathlete.com/schools/

Please contact Cottonwood’s Athletic Director, Matt Baumann, with questions. [email protected]

News and Announcements From Cottonwood High School

5715 South 1300 EastMurray, UT 84121Phone: 385.646.5264

GRIZZLYCORNER

News andAnnouncements From Granite Park Junior High

Granite Park Junior High3031 South 200 EastSouth Salt Lake, UT 84115Phone: 385.646.5174 September Announcements

Labor Day Monday, September 7

Parent Teacher ConferencesWednesday, September 30Thursday, October 1

Community Policing Zones (CPZs)

CPZ CONTACT LIST

Announcement:West Nile VirusDetections

West Nile Virus has been detected in several mosquito traps along the Jordan River (including one at 3300 South) and throughout Utah.Mosquito numbers lately have been higher than average. There are no reported cases so far, but the Health Department and the SSLV Mosquito Abatement Board are concerned. We all need to be careful when outdoors and wear mosquito repellant. For more information, visit Salt Lake County Health Department (slcohealth.org) and SSLV Mosquito Abatement District (sslvmad.org).

ResponsibilityDefinition: To be accountable and reliable

“Character - the willingness to accept responsibility for one’s own life - is the source from which self-respect springs.” -Joan Didion

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The South Salt Lake Police Department has a system of Community Policing Zones (CPZs) to proactively reduce crime. Community policing is the philosophy that police officers and citizens can work together in creative ways to solve community problems such as crime, fear of crime, social disorder, and neighborhood conditions.

The city has six neighborhood CPZ, each with a corresponding patrol squad of one Sergeant and four officers. They reach out to community members in their CPZ and to keep track of crime trends and unique problems.

CPZ assignments correspond with the time of day in which a sergeant is on duty, the history regarding crime trends, and calls for service in each CPZ. (Crime Prevention, School Resource Unit, and Crime Analysis).

If you would like to learn more about our Community Po-licing Zones, visit the Police tab at sslc.com. Share what's going on in your zone by emailing [email protected] to reach a Sergeant. Include your name, phone number, ad-dresses, and a detailed comment. The information will be given to the appropriate Sergeant.

CPZ 1Sgt. Mike McNaughton

801.412.3625

CPZ 2Sgt. Darren Carr

801.412.3629

CPZ 3Sgt. Mary Winters

801.412.3623

CPZ 4Sgt. Brittan Heddlesten

801.412.3628

CPZ 5Sgt. Matt Oehler

801.412.3630

CPZ 6Sgt. Matt Budd801.412.3648

If you need immediate assistance, call dispatch at the numbers below: Police Dispatch (Emergency) 911

Police Dispatch (Non-emergency) 801.840.4000

Spot on Delicious: Utah PeachesSince the early 1900s, Utah's peach orchards have offered up dozens of varieties of top-quality fruit to win the hearts, souls, and stomachs of consumers, cooks, and professional chefs alike. However, nature doesn't always make a perfect peach every time. Growing season conditions and weather can be unpredictable at times and this year is one of those times. A blight this season is causing blemishes on peaches but the good news is that Utah's famed peaches are just as good to eat as ever!

It's a story of nature's different kind of beauty. Even though the peaches are not as pretty as in other years, they still are juicy and sweet, and on the inside where it really counts, they are just as beautiful.

1. Always ask for permission before using your name, address, telephone number, or school name on the Internet.2. Tell parents or guardians if you see something online that makes you feel uncomfortable.3. Don't respond to messages that make you feel uncomfortable or uneasy.

4. Never give out credit card numbers or passwords online.5. Never send photos without parental permission.6. Be careful if someone offers something such as gifts or money for nothing in return.7. Don't accept gifts or offers that involve having someone visit your house.8. Never arrange to meet in person with someone you've met online unless you discuss it with your parents, and an adult goes with you.9. Set up rules with your parents for going online. Together, decide the best time of day, the length of time, and appropriate sites to visit online.10. Get to know your "online friends" just as you get to know all of your other friends. Be sure that you are dealing with someone that you and your parents know and trust before giving out any personal information.

Ten Safety Rules for Kids Who Use the Internet

Wed. September 30th 7:00 - 8:30 p.m.Martin Garage Door ( 2828 S. 900 W.)

Refer to map on page 1

Special Activities at the Columbus Senior Center2531 South 400 East

801.412.3297

Lunch served Monday - Friday at Noon. Center open Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.


Tuesday, September 110:15 a.m. Food Sense taught by Utah State University associates. Learn to cook easy, economical, and delicious food.

Wednesday, September 211:00 a.m. Red Hat Ladies returns! The group will be held on the first Wednesday of each month.

Thursday, September 1011:00 a.m. “Join the Voices for Recovery: Visible, Vocal, Valuable!” from the Vital Aging Project.

Monday, September 1410:00-11:00 a.m. Blood Pressure/Glucose/Oxygen tests by Harmony Home Health.11:00 a.m. 1950s show by the wonderful Timesteppers.

Wednesday, September 16 7:15 a.m. Trip to Wendover with Utah Trailways. Sign up and meet in the 400 East Parking Lot. Cost: $12.00.

Thursday, September 178:45-9:45 a.m. Free Pancake Breakfast9:00-11:00 a.m. “How to Sell on Ebay,” Class.

Wednesday, September 2311:00 a.m. Super Bingo and picnic at Fitts Park.

Monday, September 2111:00 a.m. Medicare 101 presentation. Learn about open enrollment for your Part D plan for those who are new to Medicare, want to find out about changing drug plans, or just have general questions.

Monday, September 28Take a Stand to Prevent Falls10:00-10:45 a.m. Take a walk at the Columbus Center walking area.11:00 a.m. Humana presents a special program on fall prevention.

Tuesday, September 2912:30 p.m. Ice Cream Social

Regular ongoing classes and activities include: Individual computer classes for all levels, line dance, circuit training on the treadmill, elliptical, or recumbent bicycles, strength training class, EnhanceFitness class, chess Modified Yoga, tai chi, Wii Sports, choir, arts and crafts, crocheting, cooking classes, bingo, ping pong, pinochle, Red Hat Ladies and ESL.

Historic Scott SchoolArts & Community Center 3271 South 500 East South Salt Lake, UT 84106 Hours: Monday-Thursday3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Contact Us:801.803.3632 [email protected]

Pet License andRabies Vaccine Clinic

Rabies is a serious virus. If not treated quickly, rabies results in the death of an animal or person.

Approximately 55,000 people worldwide die each year from rabies. To prevent such tragedy, rabies vaccinations are required by law and are required prior to receiving a pet's license. For more information, visit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rabies

South Salt Lake Animal Services will be holding a low-cost rabies vaccine clinic at the animal shelter on Saturday, September 12, 2015. Reduced cost rabies vaccines will be offered for dogs and cats. Animal Services Officers will be there to license both dogs and cats after the vaccine is given.

Cost of License:Dog: Spayed/Neutered $15 /yearNot Spayed/Neutered $40/year$5 discount for micro chipped pets

Cats: Spayed/Neutered $15/yearNot Spayed/Neutered $40/year$5 discount for micro chipped pets

Free Microchip with first-time license.

Saturday, September 12, 20159:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.South Salt Lake Animal Shelter2274 South 600 West

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South Salt LakeMobile Pantry2015 DatesProvided by the Utah Food Bank at the Central Park Community Center, distribution begins at 3:00 p.m. Thursday, September 24 Thursday, October 22 Thursday, November 19 Monday, December 21

Dates subject to change. Deliveries may be cancelled in cases of extreme weather.

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South Salt Lake Rock Stars

Fire Department – Eric Sloan

South Salt Lake Fire Department Captain Eric Sloan goes above and beyond the call of duty. He is instrumental in seeing that the Fire De-partment’s personal protective equipment is ready for deployment at all times. Recently, Sloan spent numerous hours conducting drills, mock in-terviews, and personal conflict scenarios with the members of his platoon. He even took personal time to come in while on vacation to help prepare members of this department for the strenuous testing process. All view him as a mentor in our ever-changing fire service profession. Captain Sloan is more than deserving of this award because of the humility and dedication he shows every day in his job.

Police Department – Erin Anchando

South Salt Lake Police officers receive the support of a team of administrative assistants who organize the data and evidence used to fight crime. Erin Anchando stepped up to her position as a Records Technician last year and helped this team through a period of transition. She trained the two newest members of the Records Team and took the initiative to suggest outside training to further benefit the new employees. Erin has proven herself as a very valuable member of the Police Department and distinguished herself as a true Rock Star.

EmergencyPreparedness Tip Teach your children how and when to call 9-1-1 or your local Emergency Medical Services number for help. Post these and other emergency telephone numbers by telephones.

911

United Way Proves our Community

Cares on Volunteer DayAnother exciting round of sprucing-up will sweep through South Salt Lake on Thursday, September 10 as United Way brings nearly 400 volunteers to help with community projects including:

• Community Garden at Central Park• Home and landscape improvements in the Community Connection area• Environmental stewardship and cleanup along the Jordan River• Sprucing up at Fitts Park

Thanks to American Express, O.C. Tanner, Bard Access Systems, UPS, Comcast, Love Communications, and U of U VP for Health Sciences and Medical for donations and volunteer hours.

Public Safety aPPreciationand awareneSS bar-b-Que

South Salt Lake • On The Move • City NewsletterActivities at theColumbus Library2530 South 500 East

Open Monday - Thursday10 a.m. - 9 p.m.Friday - Saturday10 a.m. - 6 p.m.Closed Sundays

For more information and programs visit slcolibrary.org

Ste(a)m Wednesdays 4:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monthly Science and Art projects for teens. Some projects have limited quantities so come early. This month make a bouncing ball, slime, or exploding sidewalk chalk. Story Time for Children Fridays 10:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Stories, songs, and fun activities for children 2-5 years old with a caring adult.

Gracie the Read Dog Fridays 10:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Intermountain Therapy Animals will be at the Columbus Library. Children may take turns reading with Gracie in the children's room.

Tuesday Evening Book Group Tuesday, September 8 An informal book discussion group for adults. This month’s book is “The Boys in the Boat” by Daniel Brown.

Great Reads For Girls Tuesday, September 15 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. A book discussion group for girls 8-12 years old with Mom or another caring adult, held every third Tuesday of the month. This month’s book is “Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's Library” by Chris Grabenstein.

No Girls Allowed Drop In Monday, September 21 3:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. A fun-packed activity or craft that’s based on books boys will love. This month’s theme is: Infinity Ring.

Simply Super Science Friday, September 25 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Science is all around us. Come have fun and learn as we explore the physics of the world around us.

Celebrate Batman Day Saturday, September 26 10:00 a.m. Stop by the library to celebrate Batman. Fun trivia games, coloring pages, and activities all day!

Book Source Wednesday, September 30 10:15 a.m. An informal book talk in various genres on a variety of themes in the Senior Center computer/craft room. This month’s discussion is focused on popular series.

Community Connection HelpsEagle Scout and South Salt Lake Residents

Sam Lilly needed an Eagle Scout project, so the South Salt Lake Community Connection program was able to connect Sam with Barbara LeBreton, an elderly resident. On August 5, volunteers replaced flower beds, trimmed trees and plants, repainted parts of a shed, and improved the entire look of Barbara’s yard.

Barbara's step-daughter, Toni Whipperman, was very grateful for the project and shared this about Barbara: "She is a very kind and charitable woman. I have known her for over 40 years. She is generous and loving to all who know her even though she struggles with many health issues and financial limitations. Her life has been spent serving and being a caretaker of her sick stepfather, a husband with congenital heart failure, and a best friend who died of cancer. They all lived in her home as she cared for them until they passed on. She has been widowed 20 years and now lives alone.” The project was a great success thanks to the volunteers, city residents, city staff, and Eagle Scouts.

Visit the Maliheh Clinic

By appointment only.For general information and appointments, please call 801.266.3700 between 9:00 a.m. and Noon and 1:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Location: Maliheh Free Clinic415 East 3900 South,South Salt Lake

South Salt Lake Police Athletics/Activities League (P.A.L.)The South Salt Lake Police Athletics/Activities League is a positive youth development organization that utilizes educational, athletic and recreational activities to:

• Create trust and understanding between police officers and youth

• Provide mentoring opportunities to youth• Connect youth with strong and positive role models in the

community• Encourage healthy decision-making and self-esteem• Create and promote community partnerships and

involvement

Programs include PAL Mentoring, TEAM PAL, and afterschool programs using a proven curriculum to achieve their goals. These goals are to increase academic proficiency among youth, support youth success through a reduction in risk factors and an increase in protective factors, and implement and expand parent and family involvement opportunities.

The South Salt Lake P.A.L. at Central Park Community Center (2792 South 200 East) serves youth 7-18 years of age.2015 program highlights include:

• 11 SSL PAL youth graduated from High School • South Salt Lake Police Department hosted the 2015

National P.A.L. Conference • PAL youth attended the Youth Leadership Conference in

Anaheim, CA• PAL youth volunteered at the SSL Senior Center• PAL youth participated in the Fourth of July Parade• PAL boxers competed at the Jr. Golden Gloves in Mesquite,

NV• PAL boxers competed at the Ringside

World Championships in Kansas City, MO

• Evander Holyfield (Five-time World Boxing Champion) visited youth at the SSL P.A.L. gym

2ND ANNUALPUBLIC SAFETYAPPRECIATION& AWARENESSBAR-B-QUE

PLEASE JOIN US!

donations appreciatedAll proceeds go to supporting our Police and Fire Department

Come and enjoy a BBQ lunch with your local Police and Fire Department. Get an up close look at their equipment and a chance to meet the men and women that protect and serve our community.

Fire Engine • Command Center • Police Motorcycles Ambulance • DARE Car and more all on display for you!

SEPTEMBER 11TH12:00 - 2:30 PM725 W. 3300 S. • Salt Lake City, UT

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PleaSe join uS on SePtember 11 12:00 P.m. – 2:30 P.m.

725 weSt 3300 South

Come and enjoy a BBQ lunch with South Salt Lake’s Police and Fire Departments. You have a chance to meet the men and women that protect and serve our community.

The Fire Engine, Command Center, Police Motorcycles, Ambulance, DARE Car and more will all be on display for you!

Donations AppreciatedAll proceeds will support South Salt Lake’s Police and Fire Departments

2nd annual


City of South Salt Lake Government BusinessKeeping Up With the Council

This is a summary of action items voted upon by the city council during the previous month, and how each member of the council voted. To read council agendas and minutes in detail, visit the city’s website and select the meeting date you are interested in: sslc.com/city-government/council-meetings

To receive a council meeting agenda prior to each meeting, call Paula at 801.464.6719 or email [email protected]. Individuals may also ask to receive council meeting minutes in draft form as soon as three days following a city council meeting.

1. Approved - A resolution granting permission for the Police Department to appropriate certain prop-erty in its possession to public interest use.

1. Approved - Consideration of a resolution provid-ing for the holding of a special bond election on November 3, 2015 for the purpose of submitting to the qualified electors of the City of South Salt Lake, Utah, the question of the issuance and sale of general ogligation bonds of the City in an amount not to exceed $13,000,000; declaring offi-cial intent with repect to certain expenditures; and providing for related matters.

2. Approved - An ordinance vacating a portion of Utopia Avenue, public right-of-way of land located in a parcel of land lying within Lot 10, Block 40, Ten Acre Plat "A", Big Field Survey in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah.

3. Approved - A resolution approving and adopting a new Consolidated Fee Schedule.

4. Approved - A petition to the South Salt Lake City Council to amend the Professional Office District Standards, Chapter 17.13.090 of the South Salt Lake Municipal Code to allow the conversion of single family homes to commercial office.

5. Approved - A petition to the South Salt Lake City Council to amend the zoning from R-1 Single Family Residential to Commercial Corridor for the property located at 131-139 East 3185 South.

New Business

1. Approved - Approval of property purchase agree-ment between the City of South Salt Lake Rede-velopment Agency and Pearson Tire.

City Council Meeting - July 22, 2015

Unfinished Council Business

1. Approved - An ordinance vacating a portion of Major St., public right-of-way of land located in a parcel of land lying within Lot 10, Block 40, Ten Acre Plat "A", Big Field Survey in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah.

2. An ordinance vacating a portion of Fine Drive, public right-of-way of land located in the north half and the southeast quarter of Section 35, Township 1 South, West, Salt Lake Base and Meridian said parcel, also situated in blocks 3 and 4, Ten Acre Plat "B", Big Field Survey.

New Business

1. Approved - A resolution designating and appoint-ing Election Judges to serve in the Municipal Pri-mary Election on August 11, 2015.

City Council Meeting - August 12, 2015

Unfinished Council Business

Consent Agenda

To see the minutes for these meetings please visit the city’s website at: sslc.com/city-government/council-meetings. Draft minutes will be posted by the end of Monday following the meeting.

Ryan Gold, District 1

Kevin Rapp, District 2

Sharla Beverly, District 3

Roy Turner, District 4

Irvin Jones, District 5

Debbie Snow,At Large

Mike Rutter, At Large

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Free Legal ServicesImmigration and Other Legal AdviceFirst Tuesday of every month5:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.Get free, safe, personalized advice about immigration, family law, and general legal issues.

Clearing your Criminal RecordFirst Thursday of every month5:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.Receive individualized help in overcoming legal barriers to employment, such as a criminal record or outstanding warrants.

LDS Welfare Square Employment Resource Center780 West 800 SouthSalt Lake City, Utah801.240.7240

Wednesday, September 8, 20157:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.Historic Scott School Arts& Community Center3238 South 540 EastContact Officer Silva for more information at 801.412.3650

Thursday, September 17, 20155:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Regency Apartments2255 South 200 EastContact Officer McCullough for more information at 801.412.3654

For information on when and where the next Neighborhood Watch meeting in your area is being held, please call the Neighborhood Watch Hotline at 801-412-3668.

Coffee with a Cop is part of a na-tional initiative to create a common venue for community members and police officers to come together. There are no agendas or speeches, just the opportunity to ask ques-tions, voice concerns, and the chance to get to know the officers in our neighborhoods.

“Coffee with a Cop creates an opportunity for our officers and community members to become acquainted, and to remove bar-riers that often make us appear unapproachable,” said South Salt Lake Police Chief Jack Carruth. South Salt Lake Chamber supports the program as an ongoing way for businesses to increase their involvement in our community’s safety.

Join us on the first Wednesday of each month from 9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. at 2929 South State Street. The next event is Wednesday, September 2.

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South Salt LakeCity Council MeetingsWednesday, September 2, 20157:00 p.m.220 E Morris Avenue, 2nd Floor

Wednesday, September 16, 20157:00 p.m.220 E Morris Avenue, 2nd Floor

The Chamber also celebrated with Green Chiropractic for their 20 years in business, and Chamber members learned more about water engineers WesTech at their summer open house. In August, the Chamber held their Annual Golf tournament, a multi-cham-ber luncheon, and celebrated the Grand Opening of Skyline Exhibits.

Congratulations Chinatown and owner, Andrew So for one year in business. The Chamber celebrated another ribbon cut-ting at Chinatown, for new restaurant CY Noodles House.

South Salt Lake Chamber is hosting a “Meet the Candidates” night, Wednesday, September 30th from 7-8:30 pm at Martin Garage Door (2828 S. 900 West). Get to know the eight candi-dates running for four council seats this November 3rd.

South Salt Lake Chamber is participating again in “Restaurant Week” – September 20-26th at local South Salt Lake restaurants.

Join the Chamber for the 2nd Annual Public Safety Appreciation and Awareness BBQ at Salt Lake Valley Buick GMC(725 W. 3300 S) from 12:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. on Friday, September 11.

SSL Chamber Update

South Salt Lake Police Department: Notice of Unclaimed PropertyThe South Salt Lake Police Department currently holds various unclaimed properties in our evidence room. Items include bicycles, stereo equipment, computer equipment, CDs/tapes, tools, and other miscellaneous items.

If you believe we currently have property belonging to you, please contact us in person at 2835 S Main St. or at 801.412.3665. Ownership must be proven in the form of receipts and/or detailed description. Unclaimed property will be auctioned or destroyed nine days from the date of this notice.

Fire Preparedness TrainingSouth Salt Lake City Fire Department is conducting free monthly preparedness training on the second Thursday of each month. This month it will be held on September 10 at Fire station 41, located at 2600 South Main Street, between 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. We’ll have a brief presentation each month covering information like life and fire safety, earthquake preparedness and a variety of other topics. Each presentation will be 10 - 15 minutes with a question and answer session. The presentation will be given ev-ery 30 minutes throughout the two hour period. We look forward to seeing you then!

A Message from Fire Chief, Ron Morris Did you know that roughly half of home fire deaths result from fires reported between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. when most people are asleep? This year’s focus for National Fire Prevention Week, October 4-10, 2015 is centered on the importance of smoke alarms.

Smoke alarms save lives. If there is a fire in your home, smoke spreads fast, and you need smoke alarms to give you time to get out. Having a working smoke alarm doubles a person’s chances of surviving a reported fire. Install smoke alarms in every bedroom, outside separate sleeping areas, and on every level of your home, including the basement. Larger homes may need more alarms. If you do not have smoke alarms in your home, install them right away. If you already have them, test them regularly.

If you have questions or need help with your smoke alarms, don’t hesitate to call our fire department for help. It is our job to serve you, the citizens of South Salt Lake as your Fire Department. If there is anything we can do to help you, please call us at 801.483.6043.

The Good Landlord: Crime Free Multi-Housing Program Since 2007, the South Salt Lake Police Department has been addressing crime concerns with rental properties through the Good Landlord: Crime Free Multi-Housing Program. For the past eight years, Officer Paul McCullough has coordinated with local landlords,apartment complex managers, and officers to eliminate problems as they occur in a timely and efficient manner. “The City of South Salt Lake has maintained a lower crime rate since 2007; it isn’t hard to see that the Good Landlord Program has made a significant impact,” commented SSL Police Chief Jack Carruth. “We have also seen fewer calls for service and more desirable tenants for property owners – a win for everyone.”

The police department works in partnership with the city’s business licensing division in the Community Development department andwith the Utah Apartment Association to train and educate multi-housing property owners on crime prevention techniques, liability con-cerns, the eviction process, and other related topics. Property owners and managers are required to attend this certification training to qualify for the program. The property owners use a series of “good practices” such as requiring a written lease, performing background checks on prospective tenants, and having an eviction process for repetitive nuisance type behavior or criminal activity.

SSL Coalition for Drug Free Youth: Drug Take Back EventClean out your medicine cabinet and bring unused over-the-counter and prescription medications to Rite Aid on 3300 South 700 East so they can be safely destroyed. The South Salt Lake Police Department along with the South Salt Lake Coalition for Drug Free Youth and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) will provide South Salt Lake families an opportunity to safely dispose of their unused prescription and over-the-counter drugs.

Saturday, September 26, 201510:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Rite Aid Parking Lot3300 South 700 East

Mosaic Art Brings New Life toCentral Park Community Center

Mural artist Roger Whiting led youth at the Central Park Community Center in creating a mural that represents the diverse interests and cultures of youth there. Roger spent time working with kids in South Salt Lake’s Promise After School Program to get ideas for the mural. This included images of kids, friendships, favorite foods, and activities includ-ing boxing. With Roger’s help, boxes of porcelain tile were smashed into small pieces, carefully arranged and adhered on sheets of mesh, and then grouted and hung at the entrance. Whiting said, “The youth at Central Park are so creative. This project reflects the joy and enthusiasm they have for life.” This project and other works by the artist can be found at rogerwhiting.com.

The South Salt Lake Arts Council and the Sorenson Legacy Foundation funded the proj-ect. Join the youth and artist in the unveiling of the new mural on Friday, September 11 at 4:30 p.m. at the east entrance of the center.

OFFICIAL ELECTION RESULTS2015 MUNICIPAL PRIMARYSALT LAKE COUNTY, UTAH

ELECTIONS SUMMARY REPORT

Date:08/18/15Time:09:05:33

Page:1 of 1

Registered Voters 125750 - Cards Cast 1113 0.89% Num. Report Precinct 226 - Num. Reporting 0 0.00%

South Salt Lake Coun 1Total

Number of Precincts 5Precincts Reporting 0 0.0 %Times Counted 429/1390 30.9 %Total Votes 428BEN B. PENDER 175 40.89%LYNN BLACK 135 31.54%JILL CHRISTOFFERSEN 107 25.00%CHARLES CONNELLEY JR 11 2.57%


Number of Precincts 2Precincts Reporting 0 0.0 %Times Counted 403/1336 30.2 %Total Votes 400PORTIA MILA 217 54.25%JOHNNY MCCONNELL 105 26.25%W. MAURICE (MOREY) D 78 19.50%


Number of Precincts 3Precincts Reporting 0 0.0 %Times Counted 281/1091 25.8 %Total Votes 278L. SHANE SIWIK 117 42.09%JILL L. COIL 96 34.53%IRVIN H. JONES 65 23.38%

Look for the poster in participating restaurants and on www.sslc.com for a list of

participants.

OFFICIAL ELECTION RESULTS2015 MUNICIPAL PRIMARYSALT LAKE COUNTY, UTAH

ELECTIONS SUMMARY REPORT

Date:08/18/15Time:09:05:33

Page:1 of 1

Registered Voters 125750 - Cards Cast 1113 0.89% Num. Report Precinct 226 - Num. Reporting 0 0.00%


Number of Precincts 5Precincts Reporting 0 0.0 %Times Counted 429/1390 30.9 %Total Votes 428BEN B. PENDER 175 40.89%LYNN BLACK 135 31.54%JILL CHRISTOFFERSEN 107 25.00%CHARLES CONNELLEY JR 11 2.57%


Number of Precincts 2Precincts Reporting 0 0.0 %Times Counted 403/1336 30.2 %Total Votes 400PORTIA MILA 217 54.25%JOHNNY MCCONNELL 105 26.25%W. MAURICE (MOREY) D 78 19.50%


Number of Precincts 3Precincts Reporting 0 0.0 %Times Counted 281/1091 25.8 %Total Votes 278L. SHANE SIWIK 117 42.09%JILL L. COIL 96 34.53%IRVIN H. JONES 65 23.38%

The top two candidates in each District will run in the General Election.

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