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File #: 23-1303    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Discussion Items Status: Tabled
File created: 1/31/2024 In control: County Council
On agenda: 2/6/2024 Final action:
Title: First Reading of an Ordinance of the Legislative Body of Salt Lake County, Utah. An Ordinance of General Revision, Amending The Following Sections Of The Salt Lake County Code Of Ordinances, 2001: 19.12.020 (Permitted Uses In The Forestry And Recreation (Fr)Zone), 19.12.030(G)(Conditional Uses In The Fr Zone), And 19.54.020 (Permitted Uses In The Foothill Agriculture (Fa) Zone) To Have Distinct Regulations In The Fr And Fa Zones With Regards To Animal Uses And Their Associated Impacts On Adjoining Properties, The Environment, And The Well-Being Of Animals; And Making Other Related Changes.
Attachments: 1. Staff Report, 2. County Council Staff Report January 2024, 3. Attachments A and B, Dec 2023, 4. Appendix C(2), 5. Ordinance Draft Round 2_blackline changes_final_RAFL, 6. Summary.FRFA.01.23.2024

Requested Agenda Date:

2/6/2024

 

Requested Agenda Title:

 

First Reading of an Ordinance of the Legislative Body of Salt Lake County, Utah. An Ordinance of General Revision, Amending The Following Sections Of The Salt Lake County Code Of Ordinances, 2001: 19.12.020 (Permitted Uses In The Forestry And Recreation (Fr)Zone), 19.12.030(G)(Conditional Uses In The Fr Zone), And 19.54.020 (Permitted Uses In The Foothill Agriculture (Fa) Zone) To Have Distinct Regulations In The Fr And Fa Zones With Regards To Animal Uses And Their Associated Impacts On Adjoining Properties, The Environment, And The Well-Being Of Animals; And Making Other Related Changes.

 

Requested Agenda Item Description: The primary problem driving the need for this update is water quality mandates from the State of Utah. The State of Utah has set a deadline for February 2024 by which Salt Lake County must implement non-structural (i.e., regulatory) Best Management Practices to protect waters from E. coli pollution or face the prospect of penalties like what Salt Lake County was required to pay in 2016 (a $280,000 fine). Both the Salt Lake County Planning Commission and the Mountainous Planning Commission voted unanimously to recommend that the Salt Lake County Council adopt these proposed changes.

 

Requested Action: Discussion - Vote Needed

 

Presenter(s) (with titles): Brian Tucker, Planning Manager for the MSD. Zach Shaw, Deputy District Attorney, Salt Lake County District Attorney. 

 

Time Needed: 10 MINS

 

Is this Item Time-Sensitive and/or Requesting a Time-Certain? No

 

Requesting Staff Member: Ryan Anderson, Program Manager - Municipal Services and Planning.

 

Are Supporting Documents Needed for this Agenda Item Request? Yes