Holladay, UT

Planning Commission

City Council

The Holladay City Council will hold two public hearings on September 3, 2026. The first hearing proposes amending the Holladay Village zone to add Arts and Culture as an allowable use. The second hearing considers a rezone of about 1.65 acres at 4032 S. 2300 E. from Public to R-1-10 residential.

• Amend Holladay Village zone to add Arts and Culture as allowable use
• Rezone 1.65 acres at 4032 S. 2300 E. from Public to R-1-10
• Rezone would allow single-family homes, one unit per 10,000 sq ft
• Front portion of property retains public zoning
• Public comments accepted by email until 5 pm on meeting date

Historical Commission

The Holladay Historical Commission will approve July 2026 minutes and review a social media plan. The agenda includes a discussion on the chair's succession plan and the division of volunteer tasks. The Arts & Culture Manager will provide an update on open volunteer positions and application timelines. The meeting concludes with updates on upcoming speaker series and community events.

• Approval of July 2026 minutes
• Review of Social Media Plan presented by Whitney Law
• Discussion of Kim Duffy's succession plan and task division
• Update on HHC volunteer positions and application timeline
• Announcement of September 9 speaker series: 'Engineering the Desert' with Jeff Niermeyer

Arts Council

The Holladay Arts Council is meeting to approve July minutes, receive a manager's report on budget and programming, and plan upcoming events including the Blue Moon Festival, Plein Air, Merry Holladay Market, and a Children's Concert. The agenda is primarily operational, with no major policy decisions or public hearings.

• July 2026 minutes approval
• Budget update and programming update (Community Theatre, Utility Boxes, #ShopHolladay, Creative Aging, Artist of the Month)
• Blue Moon Festival volunteer assignments and timeline (Sept 19)
• Plein Air reception planning (Oct 2)
• Merry Holladay Market design and Children's Concert purpose

City Council

The Holladay City Council is meeting to consider adopting a design plan for Spring Lane Park, hear public comments, and receive updates on City Hall and the new UPD precinct lieutenant. The agenda also includes a work meeting discussion on the Y2 Community Survey and a closed session. Most items are routine updates and procedural matters.

• Resolution 2026-26 adopting a design plan for Spring Lane Park
• Introduction of new UPD Holladay Precinct Lt. Aaron Lavin
• Update on City Hall construction
• Y2 Community Survey discussion
• Closed session per U.C.A. 52-4-204 and 205

Planning Commission

The Holladay Planning Commission meeting scheduled for August 18, 2026 has been canceled. The next scheduled Planning Commission meeting is September 1, 2026.

• Meeting canceled
• Next meeting scheduled for September 1, 2026

Bids & Requests for Proposals

The City of Holladay is soliciting competitive proposals from landscape architectural consultants to manage the design of the new Spring Lane Park at 5315 S Woodcrest Drive. The selected consultant will prepare design-build bid documents for amenities like pickleball courts, a playground, and a pavilion. The city has determined no environmental study is required.

• RFP for landscape architect for Spring Lane Park (12.2 acres, former Spring Lane Elementary site)
• Consultant must include electrical engineer for site lighting and power drawings
• Design-build amenities: pickleball courts, playground, pavilion, restroom, storage
• City engineering group will prepare stamped civil drawings for demo, utility, grading
• Bridging Document and Civil3D survey available to proposers

Adopted Ordinances

The Holladay City Council adopted Ordinance 2026-12, which amends the city zoning map for property at 4901 S Memory Lane from R-1-21 (residential single family) to the P (Public) Zone. The ordinance was adopted on August 6, 2026, and the notice was posted on August 7, 2026.

• Adoption of Ordinance 2026-12
• Rezone of 4901 S Memory Lane from R-1-21 to P (Public) Zone

Tree Committee

The Holladay Tree Committee will meet to approve July minutes and discuss several ongoing topics. Items include checking a May 15, 2027 date for the tree giveaway, reviewing tree voucher applications and redemptions, and following up on tree disease treatment at the Olympus Drive roundabout. The committee will also discuss social media, replacing members whose terms have ended, and Tree Talk presentations.

• Tree Giveaway – check if May 15, 2027 works and how far ahead to order trees
• Tree voucher applications summary and review of redeemed vouchers
• Follow-up on Tree Disease Treatment on Olympus Dr roundabout
• Update on replacement of committee members who have finished their terms
• Discussion on Tree Talk Presentations

Local Building Authority (LBA)

The Holladay Local Building Authority will hold a public hearing on proposed amendments to the Fiscal Year 2026-2027 budget, followed by a vote on Resolution LBA 2026-04 to adopt the amendments. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from May and June 2026.

• Public hearing on Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Budget Amendments
• Consideration of Resolution LBA 2026-04 adopting the budget amendments
• Approval of minutes from May 7, June 4, and June 11, 2026

Local Building Authority (LBA)

The Local Building Authority (LBA) will hold a public hearing to receive comments on proposed budget amendments for the 2026-2027 fiscal year. The meeting will take place at a temporary location at 3330 South 1300 East, Millcreek UT.

• Public hearing on proposed 2026-2027 fiscal year budget amendments

City Council

The Holladay City Council will hold a public hearing and consider a text amendment to allow personal services in the SDMP land use table for Holladay Hills, and vote on rezoning 4901 S Memory Lane from residential to public for a cemetery expansion. The council will also consider adopting bike lane policies and appointing Tree Committee members.

• Continued public hearing on text amendment to allow personal services in SDMP land use table
• Consideration of Resolution 2026-24 approving the text amendment for Holladay Hills
• Consideration of Ordinance 2026-12 rezoning 4901 S Memory Lane from R-1-21 to Public (P) for cemetery expansion
• Consideration of Resolution 2026-25 adopting policies for bike lanes and bike routes
• Work meeting discussion on Spring Lane Park budget, proposed plan, procurement, and naming

Planning Commission

The Holladay Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a conditional use permit request. The request concerns a detached accessory building that exceeds normally permitted footprint sizes.

• Conditional use permit review for a detached accessory building at 5420 S Cottonwood Lane (R-1-43 zone)

Planning Commission

The Holladay Planning Commission will meet on August 4, 2026, to discuss a conditional use permit for a larger accessory building at 5420 S Cottonwood Lane and a proposed text amendment to allow arts and culture land uses in the H.V. Zone. The meeting includes a work session, public hearing, and action items such as approving minutes and electing new leadership.

• Conditional Use Permit for accessory building at 5420 S Cottonwood Lane (R-1-43 zone)
• Text Amendment to allow Arts and Culture land uses in H.V. Zone (§13.100)
• Approval of minutes from May 5 & 19 and June 2 & 16, 2026
• Election of Planning Commission Chair and Vice Chair for 2026-2028

Bids & Requests for Proposals

The City of Holladay is requesting proposals from qualified firms to conduct a feasibility analysis of alternative models for providing public works services. Holladay currently contracts with Salt Lake County for services including snow removal, street maintenance, pavement management, sign maintenance, road striping, traffic signal management, storm drain work, and street sweeping. The city wants to evaluate potential price impacts if other cities leave the county's service system and explore self-provision options. Proposals must be submitted by email as a single PDF to gchamness@holladayut.gov by August 21, 2026 at 5 p.m. MST.

• RFP for Public Works Feasibility Analysis — seeking firms to evaluate alternative service models
• Current services contracted with Salt Lake County: snow removal, street maintenance, pavement management, sign maintenance, road striping, traffic signal management, storm drain vactoring, street sweeping
• City also has direct contracts for concrete replacement, asphalt maintenance, and storm drain repairs
• Proposals due August 21, 2026 at 5 p.m. MST; email submission only to gchamness@holladayut.gov
• Contact: Jared Bunch at jbunch@holladayut.gov

Historical Commission

The Historical Commission will meet to review funding updates and plan several community events. Discussions include the structure of 'Rooted Together' and adding a historic category to Plein Air.

• CLG Funding Update
• Plein Air historic category discussion
• September 9 speaker series: Engineering the Desert with Jeff Niermeyer
• October 10 Historic Garden Tour
• October 17 Cemetery Tour

Arts Council

The Holladay Arts Council will discuss budget and programming updates, including summer concerts and the Artist of the Month. The body will also work to finalize the map, vendors, and buskers for the Blue Moon event.

• Approval of June 2026 minutes
• Budget and staff updates from the Arts & Culture Manager
• Programming updates for Utility Boxes, #ShopHolladay, and Summer Concerts Block Party
• Finalization of map, vendors, and buskers for Blue Moon
• Plein Air - Quick Draw update

Planning Commission

The Holladay City Planning Commission meeting scheduled for July 21, 2026 has been canceled due to lack of agenda items. The next regular meeting is set for August 4, 2026.

• Meeting canceled due to no agenda items

City Council

The Holladay City Council will consider an appeal of a denied conditional use permit, hold a public hearing on a proposed rezone for cemetery expansion, and discuss sidewalk maintenance policies. They will also introduce a new police chief for the Holladay Precinct and vote on an amendment to a health programming agreement with Salt Lake County.

• Appeal of Ron Hilton from denial of conditional use permit at 2394 E Murray Holladay Road
• Public hearing on rezone at 4901 S Memory Lane from R-1-21 to Public (cemetery expansion)
• Public hearing on text amendment to SDMP to allow professional services
• Consideration of Resolution 2026-21 on sidewalk maintenance and repair policies
• Consideration of Resolution 2026-22 approving amendment to agreement with Salt Lake County for community-centered health programming funding

City Council

The City Council will hold two public hearings to consider land use changes. These include a rezoning request for a cemetery expansion and an amendment to allow personal services at a redevelopment site.

• Proposed rezoning of 2.34 acres at 4901 S Memory Lane from R-1-21 to P Zone for cemetery expansion
• Proposed amendment to the Royal Holladay Hills redevelopment site (SDMP 2007) Land Use Table to allow Personal Services in the R-M/U Zone

City Council

The Mayor and Council Members may attend a ceremony for the naming of the southwest baseball field. The notice states that no motions or actions will be taken by the Council during this event.

• Baseball Field Naming Ceremony at Holladay City Hall Park (4580 S 2300 E)

Tree Committee

The Holladay Tree Committee will meet on July 9, 2026 at the Holladay Library. Agenda items include a report on a budget presentation to the City Council, updates on disease treatment at the Olympus Drive roundabout, a summary of tree voucher applications, and progress on replacing committee members whose terms have ended. The committee will also discuss sharing Tree Talk videos online and an online group calendar. No final decisions or votes are listed; the meeting focuses on updates and continuing topics.

• Report on budget presentation to the City Council
• Follow up on disease treatment at Olympus Drive roundabout
• Tree voucher applications summary and redemption notification review
• Update on replacement of committee members (quorum of 7 needed)
• Update on sharing Tree Talk videos online

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding amendments to 'The Woods' subdivision and a proposed zone map change. The body will review building footprint and open space modifications for Lot 2 of 'The Woods' and a request to rezone property from Public to Residential.

• Proposed rezone of 1.65 acres at 4032 S. 2300 E from Public (P) to Residential Single-family (R-1-10)
• Amendment to 'The Woods' Subdivision Lot 2 regarding building footprint and open space boundaries
• Conditional Land Use Permit Amendment for 'The Woods' PUD Lot 2

Planning Commission

The Holladay Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to review an amendment to Lot 2 within the 'The Woods PUD' zoning district. The proposed change modifies building footprint and open space area boundaries for this lot, with no alterations to fire access or common areas. The meeting will be held at the temporary city hall location.

• Amendment to Lot 2 in 'The Woods PUD' to modify building footprint and open space boundaries
• No changes proposed to fire access or common areas
• Public hearing scheduled for July 7, 2026, at 6:00 PM
• Meeting location: 3330 S 1300 E, Millcreek, UT 84106
• Public comments accepted via email (cmarsh@holladayut.gov) or phone (801-527-3890) by 5:00 PM on meeting day

Planning Commission

The Holladay Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a rezone application for approximately 1.65 acres at 4032 S. 2300 E. The request is to change the zoning on the rear portion of the property from Public Zone to R-1-10 (residential single-family). The front portion would retain its Public Zone designation. The meeting will be held at the temporary city hall location in Millcreek.

• Public hearing on rezone of 1.65 acres (71,354 sq ft) at 4032 S. 2300 E from Public Zone to R-1-10 (single-family residential)

Historical Commission

The Holladay Historical Commission will meet on June 24, 2026, to discuss and vote on proposed new bylaws, review a final preservation pamphlet, and hear updates on upcoming programs like the Historic Garden Tour and Cemetery Tour. The meeting also includes a budget update and a vote on social media processes.

• Vote on proposed new Historical Commission bylaws
• Final review of Preservation Pamphlet
• Budget update
• Historic Garden Tour scheduled for October 10, 7 AM–12 PM
• Cemetery Tour scheduled for October 17, 3–5 PM

Arts Council

The Holladay Arts Council will meet to review budget and programming updates. The council will discuss the design of upcoming events, including a Summer Concerts Block Party and a proposed map for Blue Moon.

• Approval of May 2026 minutes
• Budget and staff updates
• Programming updates for Fiddler on the Roof, Utility Boxes, and #ShopHolladay
• Planning for Summer Concerts Block Party
• Proposed map for Blue Moon

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold three public hearings on amendments to Title 13 (Land Use and Development Regulations). Proposals include increasing building height from 35 to 50 feet at the corner of Holladay Blvd and Arbor Lane, allowing arts and culture uses in the Holladay Village Zone, and adding personal services as an allowable use in the Royal Holladay Hills redevelopment area (R-M/U Zone).

• Public hearing to increase building heights in Holladay Village Zone from 35 to 50 feet at Holladay Blvd and Arbor Lane
• Public hearing to add arts and culture as an allowable land use in the Holladay Village Zone
• Public hearing to include personal services as an allowable use in the Royal Holladay Hills redevelopment area (R-M/U Zone)
• Meeting held at temporary location: 3330 S 1300 E, Millcreek
• Public comment accepted via email or in person at the meeting

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider a site plan amendment for a school and four legislative proposals. The body will provide recommendations to the City Council regarding zoning changes and land use definitions.

• Wasatch Waldorf Charter School site plan amendment for traffic circulation at 1458 E Murray Holladay
• Rezone 2.34 acres at 4901 S Memory Lane from Residential single-family (R-1-21) to Public (P)
• Increase allowable building heights in Holladay Village Zone from 35 feet to 50 feet at Holladay Blvd and Arbor Lane
• Proposed amendment to define and allow Arts and Culture land uses within the Holladay Village Zone
• Proposed amendment to allow Personal Services in the Royal Holladay Hills redevelopment area

Planning Commission

The Holladay Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to discuss a zone map amendment. The proposal seeks to change the zoning of 4901 S Memory Lane from Residential Single Family (R-1-21) to Public (P).

• Proposed zoning change at 4901 S Memory Lane from Residential Single Family (R-1-21) to Public (P) for cemetery expansion

Adopted Ordinances

The Holladay City Council adopted Ordinance 2026-07 on June 11, 2026. This action changes the zoning designation for four specific properties to Residential Multi-Family (RM).

• Ordinance 2026-07: Rezones 6037, 6048, and 6051 S Highland Dr from R-2-10 to Residential Multi-Family (RM)
• Ordinance 2026-07: Rezones 1995 E 6060 S from R-1-10 to Residential Multi-Family (RM)

Adopted Ordinances

The Holladay City Council adopted Ordinance 2026-10 on June 11, 2026. This ordinance establishes a compensation schedule for all elected, executive, appointed, statutory, and other city officials.

• Ordinance 2026-10: Adopts compensation schedule for city officials