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11/1/2018 Did An Earthquake Come Your Way? / July 31st Agenda 1/14 Did An Earthquake Come Your Way? View this email in your browser Announcements UPCOMING NEWS WHAT WILL YOU DO IN THE AFTERMATH OF THE 7.5 EARTHQUAKE? Subscribe Past Issues Translate ---PAGE BREAK--- 11/1/2018 Did An Earthquake Come Your Way? / July 31st Agenda 2/14 MEETINGS City Council Monday, 7/31/17 Work session 4 PM Regular session 7 PM See agenda below Millcreek Community Council, Tuesday, 8/1/17, 6:30 PM, Millcreek Activity Center (old Hillview School) 1025 East 4405 South Mt. Olympus Community Council, Tuesday, 8/1/17, 7 PM, Churchill Jr. High, 3450 E. Oakview Drive Canyon Rim Community Council, Wednesday, 8/2/17, 7 PM, Christ United Methodist Church, 2375 East 3300 South East Mill Creek Community Council, Wednesday, 8/2/17, 6:30 PM; Millcreek Recreation Center, 2266 East Evergreen Ave. Visit the Calendar of Events on our website. BUSINESS LICENSES Millcreek business MILLCREEK. It’s 5 AM. Ten minutes ago, you were shaken out of bed by that 7.5 earthquake we’ve all been warned about. The kids are freaking out and your spouse’s wrist looks broken. You try 911 but the phones don’t work because the networks are overloaded. You're starting to panic. What’s this? A teenager from down the street is in your kitchen extinguishing a small fire you hadn’t noticed. Another is offering to bind your spouse’s wrist and asks you to find a blanket. The fire out, the first teen is now gathering the kids together and calming them down. You start to feel a little less panicked. The house is uninhabitable. The teen helps you find your 96-hour kits and directs you to the nearby elementary school. Someone helps you settle in and locate your parents. You find out that the UFA's emergency teams are swamped and will be at the school tomorrow. Who are these people who have been helping you? They are a part of Millcreek’s Community Emergency Response Team (CERT). As volunteers, they have been trained to step into the chaos of a disaster and provide assistance until the professional responders can arrive. To find out more, visit cert-in-millcreek/. There, you can also learn about Teen CERT, which specializes in training teenagers, and about CART (Community Animal Response Team), which helps take care of pets during disasters. If your local elementary school is a fully- functioning School Aid Families in Emergencies Subscribe Past Issues Translate ---PAGE BREAK--- 11/1/2018 Did An Earthquake Come Your Way? / July 31st Agenda 3/14 licenses issued July 17- 21 Thanks to you all! This week's traffic jam update is below. (S.A.F.E.) Emergency Hub, short-term shelter and family reunification will be provided, and information shared during a community disaster. (William Penn Elementary in Millcreek is the first one in Salt Lake County. Say thanks to the East Millcreek S.A.F.E. Emergency Hub Committee for making that happen!) You can also contact Tim Bachman at Rhonda Bachman at [EMAIL REDACTED] or Lisa Bagley, at [EMAIL REDACTED]. Many thanks to them and the many other volunteers in Millcreek who organize these programs and train our "first responders." Millcreek resident John Kesler (in tan shirt and hat) organizes S.A.F.E. Neighborhood Emergency Hub exercise last September. Heartfelt Thanks to Millcreek Resident John Kesler MILLCREEK. John Kesler is the East Millcreek S.A.F.E. Neighborhood Hub Manager for William Penn Elementary School. He also recently completed his tenure as the Emergency Volunteer Coordinator for the East Mill Creek Community Council. In that capacity, John worked tirelessly with the council's Emergency Volunteer Leadership Team and CERT volunteers. We and the East Mill Creek Community Council are very grateful for services. Subscribe Past Issues Translate ---PAGE BREAK--- 11/1/2018 Did An Earthquake Come Your Way? / July 31st Agenda 4/14 John is also passionate about common ground and civility. He works with the Utah Civil and Compassionate Communities (UCCC), which seeks to encourage all people in the community to be more welcoming, inclusive, caring, and compassionate. The UCCC challenges us to move beyond our individual and collective comfort zones. John hosted the UCCC booth at the Parliament of the World Religions that met in Salt Lake City in October of 2015. John is a proud resident of Millcreek. Subscribe Past Issues Translate ---PAGE BREAK--- 11/1/2018 Did An Earthquake Come Your Way? / July 31st Agenda 5/14 Results of Millcreek's Annual Garden Contest Thanks to everyone who entered their beautiful gardens in this year's Garden Contest. There are so many lovely and well-tended gardens in Millcreek, they cannot all be mentioned. Our community council judges had a difficult time choosing the cream of the crop. Subscribe Past Issues Translate ---PAGE BREAK--- 11/1/2018 Did An Earthquake Come Your Way? / July 31st Agenda 6/14 This year's winners are shown below. Millcreek Community Councilmember Diane Angus and Mayor Jeff Silvestrini awarded each winner a plaque, a gift certificate to Millcreek's own 42nd Street Greenhouse, and bragging rights. Take some time to drive by and have a look at these beautiful offerings. Jennifer & Kirk Weiler, Hale Drive. This beautiful perennial garden blooms all year long. Subscribe Past Issues Translate ---PAGE BREAK--- 11/1/2018 Did An Earthquake Come Your Way? / July 31st Agenda 7/14 Stacy Martin, Wainwright Road - This garden includes fabulous curved stone walls and an inviting walkway to the home. Subscribe Past Issues Translate ---PAGE BREAK--- 11/1/2018 Did An Earthquake Come Your Way? / July 31st Agenda 8/14 Jill & Chris Thackery, 2700 E - The Thackerys's wonderful garden has a little surprise for walkers or joggers--a drinking fountain for people and their furry friends. Subscribe Past Issues Translate ---PAGE BREAK--- 11/1/2018 Did An Earthquake Come Your Way? / July 31st Agenda 9/14 Craig and Beth Allen Bouin, Lake Circle Drive - Water conservation at its best, this beautiful garden blooms with drought tolerant plants that are watered when needed from a well planned system under the ground. VentureOut TONIGHT Subscribe Past Issues Translate ---PAGE BREAK--- 11/1/2018 Did An Earthquake Come Your Way? / July 31st Agenda 10/14 Subscribe Past Issues Translate ---PAGE BREAK--- 11/1/2018 Did An Earthquake Come Your Way? / July 31st Agenda 11/14 MILLCREEK SPECIAL: $5 tickets for this year's Utah Prepare Conference and Expo (Sept 8 and 9, South Town Expo). More info on conference to come. Contact Rita Lund [EMAIL REDACTED] or visit the Millcreek / CERT booth at the Night Out Against Crime or the Venture Outdoors Festival I-80/I-215 Lane Closures Same lane closures as last week. UDOT's getting closer to completion, but the daily lane closures continue. You should probably avoid the westbound I-215 entrance to I-80 during the morning rush hour, and the eastbound I-80 / I-215 Subscribe Past Issues Translate ---PAGE BREAK--- 11/1/2018 Did An Earthquake Come Your Way? / July 31st Agenda 12/14 split and the 23rd East exit during the evening rush hour. UDOT's newsletter is here. VISIT us at http://millcreek.utah.gov Click here to subscribe to our weekly newsletter City Council Agenda Monday, July 31, 2017 Notice is Hereby Given that the Millcreek City Council shall assemble for a meeting in the Conference Room of the Mt. Olympus Improvement District Offices located at 3932 South 500 East Millcreek, Utah. 4:00 PM - WORK SESSION 1. Report by Salt Lake County 2. Presentation by James Ray on Citizen Corps 3. Presentation by Logan Simpson Design on general plan process 4. Update on search for community development director and city recorder, John Geilmann 5. Presentation by Lewis Young on SLVLESA study 6. Discussion of 50/50 program draft ordinance 7. Discussion of responses to IT RFP 8. Ongoing discussion of municipal priorities 9. Discussion of new items for subsequent consideration 6:30 PM - BREAK: Dinner for Council provided this week by Mayor Jeff Silvestrini 7:00 PM - REGULAR MEETING: 1. Call to Order 1.1. Pledge of Allegiance 1.2. Approval of Minutes for 7/17/17 meeting 2. Public Comment Audience members may bring any item to the Mayor and Council's attention.Comments are subject to the Public Comment and Policy set forth below.State Law prohibits the Council from acting on items that do not appear on the agenda. 3. Reports 3.1 Report of the Mayor, reports of City Council members. 3.2 Report by the Unified Police Department 3.3 Report by the Unified Fire Authority 4. Appointments 5. Consent Agenda Subscribe Past Issues Translate ---PAGE BREAK--- 11/1/2018 Did An Earthquake Come Your Way? / July 31st Agenda 13/14 6. Planning Matters 7. Financial Matters 8. Other Matters 8.1 Discussion and consideration of Ord 17-__ - amending Title 14 - Highways, Sidewalks and Public Places of the Millcreek Code of Ordinances adding section 14.16.120 entitled Restoration of Surface- Required 8.2 Discussion and consideration of Resolution No. 17-__ - approving an agreement for architectural services for office space 9. New Items for Subsequent Consideration 10. Calendar of Upcoming Events Night Out Against Crime, August 1, 2017, 5 PM to 9 PM; Millcreek Recreation Center, 2266 E. Evergreen Ave. Millcreek Community Council, August 1, 2017, 6:30 PM, Millcreek Activity Center (old Hillview School) 1025 East 4405 South Mt. Olympus Community Council, August 1, 2017 7 PM, Churchill Jr. High, 3450 E. Oakview Drive Canyon Rim Community Council, August 2, 7 PM, Christ United Methodist Church, 2375 East 3300 South East Mill Creek Community Council, August 3, 6:30 PM; Millcreek Recreation Center, 2266 East Evergreen Ave. City Council, August 7, 2017, TBA work meeting, 7 PM regular meeting, Bud Bailey Apartments, 3983 South West Temple, large classroom in Clubhouse (building C) 11. Closed Session (If Needed) The Council may convene in a closed session 12. Adjournment In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, Millcreek will make reasonable accommodation for participation in the meeting. Request assistance by contacting Leslie Van Frank, [PHONE REDACTED], at least 24 hours in advance of the meeting. Public Comment Policy and Procedure: The purpose of public comment is to allow citizens to address items on the agenda. Citizens requesting to address the commission may be asked to complete a written comment form and present it to the acting city recorder. In general, the chair will allow an individual two minutes to address the Council. A spokesperson, recognized as representing a group in attendance, may be allowed up to five minutes. At the conclusion of the citizen comment time, the chair may direct staff to assist the citizen on the issue presented; direct the citizen to the proper administrative department(s); or take no action. This policy also applies to all public hearings. Citizens may also submit written requests (outlining their issue) for an item to be considered at a future council meeting. The chair may place the item on the agenda under citizen comments; direct staff to assist the citizen; direct the citizen to the proper administrative departments; or take no action. Leslie Van Frank, acting City Recorder, hereby certifies the foregoing agenda was emailed to at least one a media correspondent, was posted on the Utah State Public Notice website and on Millcreek’s website at http://millcreek.utah.gov, and was posted at the Mt. Olympus Improvement District Offices located at 3932 South 500 East Millcreek, Utah. Posted and dated on or before the 30th of July, 2017. Leslie Van Frank, Acting City Recorder Copyright © 2017 Millcreek, All rights reserved. Subscribe Past Issues Translate ---PAGE BREAK--- 11/1/2018 Did An Earthquake Come Your Way? / July 31st Agenda 14/14 Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list Subscribe Past Issues Translate