The North Salt Lake City Council's Oct. 20 agenda included a rezone and general development plan for the Walker Ridge Townhomes at 3533 S. Highway 89, amendments to moderate income housing rules, a FY2027 budget amendment, and a $184,691.78 slope design bid award to M.C. Green. A 6 p.m.
North Salt Lake borrowed $16,692,000 in 2022 to expand Hatch Park. The city still owed $15,117,000 of that principal in mid-2025, with payments of about $1.14 million a year through 2047.
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Under construction according to the dated project source. Record → · Oct. 6, 2026
Money in the record
grant: $460,000 — County transportation funding for the Pacific Avenue sidepath, reimbursement up to 80% of eligible costs; budget: $115,000 — City matching funds for the Pacific Avenue sidepath Record → · Oct. 6, 2026
Signed agreement and payments
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Whether the South Davis Metro Fire Service Area adopted the proposed 0.000603 rate after its Aug. 3 hearing. The Ledger has not reviewed the district's final decision.
Whether the signed resolution matches the schedule, and what monthly bill change a typical household sees. The Ledger has not obtained the signed resolution, though the city's published schedule carries the resolution's number and approval date.
How much has actually been paid to contractors on Hatch Park and what the final project cost will be. The $20,260,435 guaranteed maximum price is a ceiling, and the fiscal 2026 figure is a budget estimate.
North Salt Lake's council adopted a certified property tax rate of 0.000805 for the coming year, which is expected to bring in $3,139,460. At the same meeting, the city manager briefed the council on a South Davis Metro Fire Service Area proposal to raise its own rate from 0.000519 to 0.000603. The fire district is a separate government.
On June 16, 2026, the North Salt Lake council approved higher water and storm water rates, effective July 1, 2026. The staff memo described a 6% increase in both base charges and tiered water usage rates. The base charges in the packet's fee schedule do rise 6%. The listed usage rates rise between about 7.7% and 8.3%.
North Salt Lake borrowed $16,692,000 in 2022 to expand Hatch Park. The city still owed $15,117,000 of that principal in mid-2025, with payments of about $1.14 million a year through 2047. Redevelopment-area transfers help cover the payments, and most of the bond money was budgeted to move into park construction in fiscal 2026.
North Salt Lake's fiscal 2025 audit records $2,921,931 owed by the Eaglewood golf fund to the city's capital projects fund for subsidies from fiscal 1994 through 2020. The city says it expects to set a repayment schedule in a future year. The golf fund reported an operating gain for fiscal 2025, and the audit says about $160,000 of it is a receivable from a tubing operator.
The North Salt Lake City Council's Oct. 6 agenda included a master agreement amendment for I-15 interchange betterments at 2600 South and US-89, a public hearing on updated standards for streets, water, storm water and…
