Marriott-Slaterville City History February 2009 City facilities are being used for many activities. More use has occurred as a result of Farr West City closing their building to public use, and Harrisville now allowing only residents to rent their log cabin. At the City Council meeting held on February 19, 2009, the matter of fees for city facilities was discussed. Resolution 2009-A was approved by the council, which raises the rental fees to better compensate for maintenance and upkeep of the building and parks. Non-profit organizations will not be charged. The fee for the multi-purpose room was kept at $50.00 for residents. The resolution also adds the park reservation policy. Rental of the park includes the entire park, not just the bowery. Councilman Kim Slater is a member on the mosquito abatement board. He has a video regarding West Nile Virus which the council and residents may watch. Business licenses were approved for Mortensen Chase Estate Buyers, 2250 South 1200 West, estate sales/purchasing; Rodeo Kid Care, 969 North 1200 West, home day care, and Kim's Finishing Touch, 2270 West 200 South, home-business hair salon. Mortensen Chase Estate Buyers is a temporary business license they are holding at Comfort Suites, for estate purchasing of coins, paper money and jewelry. The proposed amended Concept Development Plan for Slaterville Commercial Subdivision (about 700 North 2000 West), was approved by the council, following the Planning Commission recommendation. The 20 acre property is zoned Commercial. After a lengthy discussion, Ordinance 2009-03, amending the land use ordinance regarding semi- truck parking in the agriculture zone, storage in commercial zone, storage in manufacturing zone, limiting cash advance establishments, modify setback requirements for accessory buildings with metal roofs, .and site plan and design review regulations, and re-zoning procedures, was passed, as amended by the council. The section allowing storage units in the Commercial Zone the same as in the Manufacturing Zone, was removed from the ordinance. The cash advance establishment amendment was also removed, and tabled until the May 2009 meeting. Some bills are before the state legislative session which may affect these establishments. The language in the land use ordinance is updated to recent developments in state law in the section concerning zoning amendment and site plan regulation. Ordinance 2009-04 was passed adopting Chapter 15.25 of the municipal code concerning storm drain design, construction standards, and policies. This will help to deal with implementation issues coming up under Phase II of the Clean Water Act. The section addressing storm drain grates was amended to require bicycle proof grates in travel areas and on outlets over 15" in size. A public hearing was then held concerning amending the Impact Fee Enactment relating to secondary water. The Pioneer Special Service District Administrative Control Board recommends this impact fee to help cover the costs of impacts to their system from future development. Lewis, Young, Robertson & Burningham, Inc. was retained by the city to prepare the required reasonable plan entitled Impact Fee Analysis, dated January 8, 2009, as the basis for the impact fee imposed. No public comment was offered, and the public hearing was closed, and the public meeting was re-opened. After discussion about the impact fee and how it would be applied, Ordinance 2009-05, amending the administrative code relating to land use authorities, planning commission, appeal authority, and redevelopment agencies was approved by the Council. 144