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Midvale City Council Meeting 07/07/2026
Published: Jul 7, 2026
RDA Approves Loan Amendments for Greek Street Tivera LLC and Bambino LLC
The Redevelopment Agency (RDA) board approved amendments to the term sheet for a business loan agreement with Greek Street Tivera LLC. The amendment adjusts the first payment date to September 1st due to a construction setback related to a grease trap miscommunication. The loan remains $80,000 at 2% interest over 7 years, with existing collateral. The agency also approved an amendment to a loan agreement with Bambino LLC, allowing them to substitute collateral. Bambino LLC is selling its current collateral property and will use a different residential property owned by another guarantor, David Gardner. This change maintains the loan terms and repayment obligations, requires a new personal guarantee from David Gardner's wife, and ensures the collateral value meets the required 80% of the loan amount.
Midville Police Department Reports on June Activities and Welcomes New Assistant Chief
Chief April Morris provided the Unified Police Department (UPD) report for June. Key highlights included the recognition of crossing guard Kim Watson for her assistance during a medical emergency and UPD's participation in a large-scale bomb drill with Intermountain Health. The department also successfully transitioned to an in-house IT services system, anticipating cost savings. Additionally, the department reported on the July 3rd-5th period, noting 139 calls related to fireworks, most requiring only educational intervention, with one arrest made. Chief Morris introduced the new Assistant Chief, Jason Mazerin, who emphasized the importance of redundancy and leadership within the department.
Midville City Achieves Significant Organizational Water Savings but Falls Short of Citywide Reduction Goal
City Manager Matt Dah presented data on water usage, noting that while the city organization reduced its water usage by 35% in June compared to the previous year, the overall citywide reduction is only 5.9%, falling short of the 10% goal set in coordination with Jordan Valley Water. Dah indicated that further analysis would be conducted to identify high usage areas and potential communication strategies to encourage greater conservation.
St. James Episcopal Church Seeks Support for Charity Car Show Benefiting Community Outreach
Angela Michelos, representing St. James Episcopal Church, spoke about the church's community outreach programs and an upcoming charity car show. St. James provides a safe space for various groups, including addiction recovery and grief support, and operates a food bank that distributed over 20,000 pounds of food to 227 households last month. The car show, scheduled for September 19th, aims to raise funds for the church's building and grounds, which directly support these outreach missions. Michelos requested council support in spreading awareness for the event.
Ben Gustafson Appointed as New Emergency Planner for Midville City
City Manager Matt Dah introduced Ben Gustafson as the new emergency planner, contracted through UFA. Gustafson, who previously served as an emergency manager for Taylorsville and led disaster relief operations for the American Red Cross, will work two days a week to review and improve Midville's emergency plans. He outlined his 'three Ps' philosophy: Priorities, Partners, and Plans.
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