Millcreek council vacates Parkview B plat and approves pay increases for certain directors
October 12, 2026, 7:00 p.m. · Millcreek City Hall, 1330 E. Chambers Ave.
The Millcreek City Council adopted two ordinances on Oct. 12, according to the city's Oct. 13 adoption summaries: Ordinance 26-69, vacating the Parkview B Medical Office Condominium plat near 1151 East 3900 South, and Ordinance 26-70, approving compensation increases for certain department directors. The summaries give no vote totals or pay amounts. The result of the budget amendment hearing (item 3.1) is not recorded here. The details added from the packet come from draft minutes that the council had not yet approved.
From the agenda and city or news reports of the results; minutes not yet posted. Updated October 22, 2026.
Decisions at a glance
Agenda, item by item
Item Work meeting 1 · Other
Millcreek Common Phase II tour (rescheduled)
Discussed
The council's planned tour of Millcreek Common Phase II was rescheduled to Oct. 26 because of weather, according to the draft minutes. The tour did not take place on Oct. 12, and the draft minutes do not report any opening or completion.
Item 2.1 · Subdivision
Vacating the Parkview B Medical Office Condominium plat (Ordinance 26-69)
Approved
The council adopted Ordinance 26-69 on Oct. 12, vacating the Parkview B Medical Office Condominium plat at about 1151 East 3900 South. The city's adoption summary does not give a vote total. A plat vacation removes the recorded plat; it is not by itself approval of new construction. The draft minutes, which the council is to approve on Oct. 26, record the motion by Council Member Catten, a second by Council Member Handy and five yes votes. They describe St. Mark's Hospital as having acquired every unit, dissolved the condominium association and demolished the building, with the vacation meant to let it merge the land with an adjacent parcel for future phases of hospital expansion as its master plan develops.
- Ordinance 26-69
Item 3.1 · Budget
Public hearing: 2026-27 budget amendment for department and deputy director pay scale
Discussed
The council opened and closed a public hearing, required by state law because the changes include executive-level pay, with no public comments. The city manager said the earlier month's compensation adjustments were meant to align pay with market rates and were structured to be budget-neutral, a staff statement the draft minutes do not independently check. The hearing was a separate step from the ordinance vote on item 3.2.
Item 3.2 · Budget
Compensation increases for certain statutory officers (Ordinance 26-70)
Approved
The council adopted Ordinance 26-70 on Oct. 12, approving compensation increases for certain department directors. The city's adoption summary gives no pay amounts or vote total. The draft minutes show a motion by Council Member Handy, a second by Council Member Catten and five yes votes, after Council Member Uipi asked for more itemized detail on executive pay changes in future budget amendments.
- Ordinance 26-70