North Salt Lake council agenda: I-15 interchange agreement, city standards update and $49,480 pump station roof bid

Decisions at a glance

Agenda, item by item

1. Item 5 · Roads and utilities

   Resolution 2026-43R: Amendment 1 to the UDOT master agreement, I-15 interchange betterments

   Approved · 5-0 · 2600 South and US-89

   The council approved Amendment 1 to the city's master agreement with UDOT for betterments at the I-15 interchanges. The packet says the amendment adds landscaping at the new I-215/US-89 (Beck Street) interchange, and that UDOT would bring landscaping plans back to the council later. The packet's copy of the amendment has blank signature lines, so the minutes show approval, not execution.

   • Basis of outcome: final minutes approved Oct. 20, 2026
   • The motion names the I-15/I-215/US-89 interchange; the discussion and heading also mention 2600 South

   Moved by Councilmember Jackson, seconded by Councilmember Knowlton. Vote: 5-0

   Follow I-15 interchange betterments at 2600 South and US-89 in the development tracker →

2. Item 7 · City code

   Resolution 2026-42R: standards for streets, water, storm water and parks (public hearing)

   Pending

   Public hearing and action on amending the city standards and specifications manual.

3. Item 8 · Roads and utilities

   Ratify emergency repairs on Eaglewood Drive

   Pending · Eaglewood Drive

   The council was asked to ratify the city manager's approval of emergency repairs.

4. Item Consent · Contract

   Bid award: Gary Way Pump Station roof replacement

   Pending · Gary Way Pump Station

   Roof replacement bid awarded to The Garland Company.

   • Contract$49,480 to The Garland Company Gary Way Pump Station roof replacement

5. Item Consent · Roads and utilities

   Resolution 2026-48R: Pacific Avenue sidepath interlocal agreement with Davis County

   Approved · 5-0 · Pacific Avenue

   The council approved an interlocal agreement with Davis County for the Pacific Avenue sidepath, using county transportation sales tax funding, and authorized matching funds. The packet describes an 8-foot sidepath south of Pacific Avenue from Main Street to Overland Road, with $460,000 of county funding and a $115,000 local match, $575,000 in all, and says the project was already under construction. The unsigned agreement in the packet reimburses up to 80% of eligible costs, not more than $460,000, with a Dec. 31, 2029 completion deadline.

   • Grant$460,000 to Davis County County transportation funding for the Pacific Avenue sidepath, reimbursement up to 80% of eligible costs. Paid from 4th quarter county option sales and use tax
   • Budget$115,000 City matching funds for the Pacific Avenue sidepath. Paid from General Fund
   • Basis of outcome: final minutes approved Oct. 20, 2026
   • Approval of the city's side; the packet's agreement has blank signature fields, so execution and reimbursement are not shown

   Moved by Councilmember Knowlton, seconded by Councilmember Van Langeveld. Vote: 5-0 on the amended consent agenda

   Follow Pacific Avenue sidepath in the development tracker →

6. Item WS · Other

   Proposed address changes (work session)

   Discussed

   Public comment on proposed address changes for properties within city boundaries; the council later considered Resolution 2026-47R creating an Addressing Committee.

What residents said

Address changes

Written public comments from Barry Bryson, Jared Stewart and Karma Nielsen were posted with the meeting record; their text was not read.