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06-05-20 E-NEWS: MAYOR'S MESSAGE ABOUT POLICING; DR. ALLYN NAKASHIMA; STORM WATER FEE OPEN HOUSE; VENTURE AT HOME; RAIN BARRELS; etc. View this email in your browser Mayors Mike Peterson (Cottonwood Heights), Byron Ames (Francis), Erin Mendenhall (Salt Lake City), Celeste Johnson (Midway), Andy Beerman (Park City), Jeff Silvestrini (Millcreek), Kelleen Potter (Heber), and Jenny Wilson (not pictured) (Salt Lake County), masked for the COVID-19 pandemic, joined protesters in Salt Lake City yesterday to express their support for policing systems that respect the safety of every resident, free of fear and violence. On their way to their cars after lying prone in the street with the rest of the crowd, they posed with signs gifted to them during the protest. Announcements UPCOMING PUBLIC MEETINGS Open House (Storm Water Utility Fee) Mon., 6/8/20, 5 pm City Hall 3330 S 1300 E (See announcement below) NEWS A MESSAGE FROM MAYOR SILVESTRINI ABOUT POLICING This week I was flooded with Millcreek residents’ concerns and suggestions for improving policing and preventing excessive use of force and racial and other bias. As Mayor and a Unified Police Department board member, I hear you loud and clear. I know something of the character of our officers and the efforts our department has already undertaken to prevent tragic results like ---PAGE BREAK--- Millcreek City Council Mon., 6/8/20 Work Session - 6 pm Regular Meeting - 7 pm City Hall 3300 S 1300 E Agenda below we saw in George Floyd’s death and far too many other unacceptable instances. Nevertheless, I appreciate that there is more we can do and that there is more to be learned through a community dialogue about appropriate police tactics, training and behavior. We all want to crush racial and other discrimination in policing, and every Millcreek resident has the right to feel safe. I honor peaceful protest as a necessary and fundamental right. Yesterday I participated with other mayors of cities in Salt Lake, Summit and Wasatch Counties in a peaceful protest at Salt Lake City’s City and County Building. The experience was humbling and informative. I got yelled at and I got thanked for showing up. I talked with several Millcreek residents who came to express their anger and frustration. I saw many of our UPD officers assisting to ensure the risk of injury to people and property we witnessed last Saturday evening did not reoccur. I was able to thank several of them. As much as I honor the right to peacefully protest, I also recognize the professionalism and restraint our UPD officers (40 from our own Millcreek Precinct) have demonstrated over the past week. Theirs is no easy task maintaining composure with protesters confronting them and blaming them for acts they did not commit. Certainly, our officers are not perfect. But I do know that UPD expends significant resources training them already investing in many of the strategies protesters are suggesting we implement. Among them: UPD officers train in de-escalation tactics, continuum of force protocols, using non-lethal force, and avoiding implicit bias. They are trained to react to behavior, not personal characteristics, particularly race, national origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, etc. UPD officers are subject to discipline for bad behavior, required to report every use of or threat to use any force, and there is space for peers to correct and criticize improper use of force by peers. The restraint method we saw with George Floyd is against UPD policy; so is maintaining any restraint beyond handcuffs once compliance is achieved. Our department strives to hire officers who reflect the community in diversity and only officers of good character, who choose to serve for the ---PAGE BREAK--- right reasons, are hired. UPD has mental health resources to help members of our community for which regular criminal justice is a shoe that doesn’t fit and we have domestic violence counselors to help in that unfortunate area. Clearly, we could use more resources for those things. I know our department is not perfect. Mistakes are made by human beings and police work an extremely difficult and dangerous job. There is room for improvement and there is a will to improve. I know many of our officers and I respect them a great deal. They are fine people who care about our citizens and our community and want to do good. I don’t report these things to foreclose better ideas and suggestions for improvement. Rather, I hope to share what we have been doing to reassure Millcreek residents and to set a baseline from which we can determine how we can do better. I intend to sponsor discussions, where hopefully we can have a constructive dialogue about how to improve our police force and move toward actual, reform. I have responded, as have our Council Members, to the communications we have received. We will continue to evaluate your emailed suggestions and work with our UPD officers and command staff to implement reforms to effect real and positive change. We hear you, and we want our policing in Millcreek to become the best it can be. Click here for more information about our policy and ideas. Please look to this newsletter for forthcoming details about opportunities to provide further input toward building the kind of police department you want in Millcreek. Jeff Silvestrini, Mayor MILLCREEK RESIDENT WORKING NIGHT AND DAY ON COVID-19 MILLCREEK. Millcreek resident Dr. Allyn Nakashima, formerly with the CDC, was Utah's epidemiologist from January 2013 until last year, ---PAGE BREAK--- when Dr. Angela Dunn was appointed. Dr. Nakashima's hopes to work part-time were dashed this spring when COVID-19 hit. Dr. Nakashima is the Healthcare-Associated Infections/Antibiotic Resistance Program Manager for the Utah Department of Health. During the pandemic, she has been working hard to secure the health and safety of people living in long-term care facilities. She explains that it is especially difficult to control the spread in memory care units, where residents don't remember to wash their hands, stay socially distanced, or wear masks. Part of her job is to make sure that such facilities are aware of the steps they can take to limit the spread of the virus among residents. Dr. Nakashima's non-stop work, night and day, has been interrupted only by the recent death of her 99-year-old father. We express our sympathy for this recent loss, wish her well, and thank her for her tireless work. Millcreek proud! Come to learn about the City's storm water problem and to discuss the proposed solutions. ---PAGE BREAK--- Come to City Hall (socially distanced) or join online at Millcreek.us live stream. ---PAGE BREAK--- VENTURE AT HOME starting June 12th! Just one week away! Virtual Outdoor Exploration: Ruckas Garden & Animal Parties with Melon Monologues, Wild Wonders and their Special Guests! Every Friday, June 12 - August 21, 10-10:30am Venture AT Home hosts, Stringham and Sarah Jacobsen, love to share what they've discovered about the outdoors and nature. Each week they'll share something new. They will also invite special guests to the online parties to make them extra fun. Weekly programs are FREE and perfect for kids ages 3-10, We hope other family members join them too! ---PAGE BREAK--- If your family can't participate in the live shows at 10am, no worries. Shows will be recorded and can be watched later via Facebook @VentureOutUtah. Register Online at VentureOut.org to get Zoom link for shows. Rain is Expected This Weekend. Do You Have Your Rain Barrel Ready? MILLCREEK. Millcreek is once again participating with the Utah Rivers Council to provide subsidized rain barrels for our residents albeit later than usual due to coronavirus concerns. These popular rain barrels are on sale now on the Utah Rivers Council website ,with distribution to take place on a soon-to-be- announced Saturday during July. Water usage is way up because of our extremely dry spring. As storms begin to move back in this week, you can reduce your water bill by utilizing a rain barrel or two to capture and save rain water for future use watering your garden. Another important benefit of using a rain barrel is that rain water captured where it falls is kept out of the Millcreek storm drains, which reduces the burden on storm water infrastructure that is old and failing in some locations. Millcreek residents can purchase up to two barrels at the subsidized rate of $50. Additional barrels are available for $75 each. Purchase Your Rain Barrel ---PAGE BREAK--- MILLCREEK. Millcreek resident Collyn Mosquito has organized a food and supply drive for the Navajo Nation, an area that has now surpassed New York state for the highest COVID-19 infection rate in the U.S. We encourage you to take time to see what you can do to support this great cause. ---PAGE BREAK--- KIDS BOWL FREE PROGRAM Olympus Hills Lanes MILLCREEK. Olympus Hills Lanes has told us that kids can come bowl free any day all summer long from now until the end of September. If you're looking for something to do with your kids ages 15 and under, this might be the perfect solution. You can sign up at kidsbowlfree.com/Olympus. ---PAGE BREAK--- HERE IS A LIST OF MILLCREEK BUSINESSES THAT HAVE TOLD US OF THEIR SAFETY PRACTICES AND SERVICES OFFERED DURING THE COVID19 PANDEMIC MILLCREEK. Millcreek businesses have adapted to the challenges of the COVID19 pandemic and the difficulties it brings: safety for employees and patrons through social distancing, hand washing, masks. Here is a list of Millcreek businesses that have informed us of what special services they are providing during this critical time. If you would like to add your business information to this list, please email your message (up to 100 words) to [EMAIL REDACTED] by noon on Thursday to be added to the Friday e-newsletter. ---PAGE BREAK--- So you can have a complete list of the businesses at your fingertips, we are updating this list each week by highlighting those who did not appear in the previous list or who have updated their information since last week. ACES Counseling (1354 E 3300 S #100) ACES Counseling is concerned for your health and safety, so we are providing telehealth therapy sessions, which you can access from the comfort of your own home. ACES works on a sliding scale for clients. [PHONE REDACTED] Adib’s Rug Gallery (3092 Highland Dr) Adib's Rug Gallery remains open and we follow all safety precautions within our business operations inside and on appointments. We are currently offering Hand Washing of your area rugs with no-contact drop off and pick up service at our location as well as at your home or office. Our drivers are masked and gloved in the process of picking up and returning your rugs to ensure your safety as well as their own. Social distancing standards are adhered to as well. Call the Gallery at [PHONE REDACTED] for more details. Monday-Saturday 10 AM-6 PM. All Hours Plumbing (1063 E 3300 S) We remain open 24/7 and are using all of the necessary COVID-19 precautions to continue serving the community. If you are 65 and older, or know someone who is in need of drain cleaning, water heater or heating repair, and are in a financial hardship, please reach out to us. We can work with you to fix these issues at a discounted price. Call All Hours Plumbing, Drain Cleaning, Heating & Air today at [PHONE REDACTED]. All Hours Plumbing & Heating Alteration Emporium (2020 E 3300 S #11) Because we care about your safety, all hard surfaces are cleaned daily with disinfectant and employees wear masks when others are present. We observe social distancing at all times. We have been making cotton face masks that are reversible and machine washable in an effort to get everyone to wear a mask. They are colorful and come in a variety of sizes. They have a pocket in which to place a filter. They sell for $10 each. Special pricing for first responders and health care workers. Open 10-4 Monday- Saturday. Email [EMAIL REDACTED] for more information. Anderson Express Cleaners (1535 E 3300 S, Suite 2) We are a cleaning company offering COVID-19 cleaning and disinfectant services for businesses remaining open as well as residential homes. We are using CDC approved products and procedures, and our cleaners are wearing gloves and keeping 6 feet separation. We clean all contact areas daily—door handles, light switches, counters, phones, etc. and can include other areas at requested frequencies. Our current priority is to help prevent the spread of the virus. Please contact us if you are in need of our services, we will fight this together! [PHONE REDACTED]; www.aecleaners.com Av8rScrubs (Online) Take advantage of extra time down and learn valuable lifesaving skills online. We offer American Heart Association CPR/AED First Aid Certifications online at www.Av8rScrubs.com. Contact us with questions at [PHONE REDACTED]. Avanti Workspace (4001 S 700 E STE 500) Our day offices and conference rooms are disinfected after each use. We provide a safe and clean place to work. We have single occupant day offices for use by the hour as well as long term options. We have waived set-up fees for all virtual packages and full offices. We have limited staff at our center and a remote team to assist you. We are open 8:30 am to 5:00 pm Monday – Friday. To reserve a room or to get more information on packages please visit www.avantiworkspace.com or call [PHONE REDACTED]. Aviva Woman (999 E Murray Holladay RD STE 204) Aviva Woman is open to help, and we are following all standard CDC protocols to keep you safe! While we are not performing any skin care procedures or cosmetic injections, we are seeing individuals for Bio- Identical Hormone Therapy and thyroid optimization. When our hormones and thyroid is functioning optimally, our immune system can function at its best. We are now offering immune support therapy through IV hydration and Vitamin injections. If you work in the Health Care Sector, we are offering these services at a deep discount of $50 off any IV treatment and Vitamin Injections for $10. You need only mention where you work, and we will schedule a private appointment to help you get your immune support! Contact us via email at [EMAIL REDACTED] or CALL I TEXT us at [PHONE REDACTED]. We are here to keep Millcreek Healthy! ---PAGE BREAK--- Chai’s Barbershop (2943 E 3300 S) Chai’s Barbershop is committed to caring for the health and well-being of our barbers and customers and playing a constructive role in supporting local health officials and government leaders. We are taking all necessary steps to protect our customers and staff. We are open from 9-7 by appointment only. If you have any questions you can call or text Chai at [PHONE REDACTED] or email me [EMAIL REDACTED]. City Wide Vacuum (1128 E 3300 S) We are mindful of your health and safety, so we are taking extreme measures to sanitize every machine coming and going from our store. We are open for regular hours and are offering curbside pick-up and repair drop off, new vacuum delivery, and supplies. We have great buys on new machines for those working hard to keep your homes clean. We specialize in high filtration HEPA and hospital grade S class filtration vacuums. [PHONE REDACTED] C. Kay Cummings Candies (2057 East 3300 South) Our physical store is now open, and we are taking all proper precautions to keep you safe. We have tons of candy which you can order online at www.finecandies.com or you can come visit us at our physical location. Call us at [PHONE REDACTED]. Temporary Hours until further notice will be:day Monday– Saturday 11:00-4:00, Closed Sunday. SHOP LOCAL…save the small businesses in our community. Clean Fuels Utah (4000 S. State St STE 200) Clean Fuels is an electric vehicle dealership new to Millcreek - what a time to open! To protect our community, we offer virtual appointments and car walk-arounds via Zoom or Google Hangouts (Meet starting in May), at-home test drives, online financing application, and driveway delivery. We have hand sanitizer, alcohol wipes, and Clorox disinfecting wipes available for your protection. Our hours are posted online (cleanfuelsutah.com) and we accept appointments outside our regular hours for your convenience: [PHONE REDACTED]. Comfort Care Pediatrics (495 E 4500 S, Suite 200) We remain open 8:30 am – 5:00 pm to care for your children. Because of COVID-19, and to protect your children, we have reserved morning appointments solely for well-child checks, including immunizations. However, children still get sick unrelated to COVID-19, for example ear infections, and need to be seen to confirm the diagnosis and ensure appropriate treatment. We are using all of the necessary COVID-19 precautions to safely serve your children. We also offer telemedicine services for children that do not need to be examined physically. Most insurances accepted. Call (801) 595-8844. Comprehensive Services (1208 E 3300 S) During these hardest of times it is important to make sure we all stay healthy, both mind and body. We are here to help out!! We are open and offering Telehealth appointments for everyone in the community in need of behavioral health services. We have amazing providers that offer therapy, medication management, and evaluations which can all be done from the safety of your home using Telehealth technology. We accept most all insurances as well as offer reasonable cash rates for those in need. You can schedule an appointment by calling us at [PHONE REDACTED] and selecting option 2 for the new patient department, or you can email us at wecanhelpout.com Contractors Collective Our staff members wear masks and gloves when interacting with the public and maintain proper social distancing procedures. We complete all of our invoicing and estimates through electronic means. We are focusing on outdoor projects this Spring to maintain social distancing. Do you have fences falling down, decks in need of a refresh or to replacing winter damage? You can contact Kelty for free estimates. Contractors Collective is a licensed and insured business serving Salt Lake and Summit county. http://contractors-collective.com/ CoreLife Eatery (3215 E 3300 S) At CoreLife Eatery we are doing everything we can to protect our customers. We are following all of the CDC protocols for food preparation and cleaning as we are open for dine in services, as well as offering online or curbside pickup. We are offering 50% off to all frontline employees. Order online or on our app for curbside pickup. Boost your immune system with some house made broth. Corner Grocery (894 E 3900 S) We sell South Asian (primarily Indian) groceries, fresh vegetables and dairy products. However, during this time, we’re also selling KN95 Face masks and Hand sanitizers at a very reasonable price. We’re committed to provide quality products and a clean, safe shopping experience to all our customers. We’re offering curbside pick-up, free home delivery on orders above $30.00 (only for Millcreek residents) and safe in-store shopping. We have several social distancing policies in place to ensure safe shopping. As ---PAGE BREAK--- the in-store customers are limited to 10, you can make an appointment by calling [PHONE REDACTED] in order to avoid any wait time. C. Timm Custom Furniture, LLC (3474 S 2300 E STE 16) I am concerned for your health and safety, so I have clients call ahead for pick-up and delivery, and I follow proper social distancing rules. I own a one-man shop building custom-made furniture as well as repairing and restoring antique furniture. This is a family business that was started by my father in the 60's. We have been in this location since 1982. Let me know if you have a project that I can help you with. [PHONE REDACTED], Email - [EMAIL REDACTED], Website- ctimmfurniture.com Decker Plumbing We are mindful of your health and safety, so we are wearing gloves, masks, and using proper social distancing techniques. Drake Decker is a Master Plumber and Plumbing Contractor. Decker Plumbing LLC opened in Millcreek in 2006. Thanks to our wonderful customers we have enjoyed running and growing our business. We work hard to keep our overhead low so our customers can enjoy great service at an economy rate. We care about you, our reputation and are always looking to the future of our relationships with our customers. Our company offers: residential, commercial, restaurant and medical plumbing services, free estimates, budget and high-end solutions, licensed, bonded and insured work, new installations with a focus on easy maintenance. Office: [PHONE REDACTED] Email: [EMAIL REDACTED] Doggie in the Window (788 E 3300 S) We’re taking precautions to ensure our clients, their pets, and our staff stay safe and healthy. Part of these precautions include limiting the number of staff we have in the building, and sanitizing after every client. Doggie in the Window is open for your dog grooming needs, with modifications to the way we do business. We’re temporarily closed Monday, open Tuesday thru Saturday 8am to 6 pm, and Sunday 10am to 4pm. We offer home pickup, curbside drop off, and in person check in. Please pay with credit or debit card. Please maintain social distancing and stay safe. [PHONE REDACTED] Dream Clean (3573 Eastwood Dr) Dream Clean is armed with disinfectants and cleaners of all kinds. We are following all the current CDC precautions and recommendations to expertly clean commercial and residential properties. We’ve been passionate about cleaning for 20 years, but right now… we’re obsessed with it! We are here when you need us most--every day of the week, any hour of the day. Call or Text DREAM CLEAN today: (801)652- 4006. DroidForge (online) My name is Nick Arbanas and I own a very small home business called DroidForge with my friend, JP Thomas. Our business specializes in the online sale of custom 3D printed, laser cut and CNC parts. About a month ago, we started building face shields to help protect local healthcare workers. Using GoFundMe we have raised the money needed to produce and donate about 1700 face shields. So far, we have given about 450 to health care workers 100% FREE! We have about 100 left in stock and we are excited to receive our next batch of materials to start the next build of 1200 shields. East Millcreek Eyewear (3203 S 2300 E) Here at East Millcreek Eyewear we are taking all the necessary precautions and CDC recommendations to disinfect our store during your visit to take care of your Eyewear needs. We are allowing one person in the store at a time, so please call in advance for an appointment. We are open with limited hours and by appointment only. It is kind of nice, because with only one person in our Boutique at a time we really can give you some special attention. If you need contact lenses, please let us know, we can get them shipped directly to you with no extra charge. We would love to meet you if we haven't already met. Thank you for all the years of supporting a small local family business. Elevation Chiropractic Center (515 E 4500 S #G230) Following the statement released by Homeland Security, Elevation Chiropractic Center is an essential business providing healthcare solutions to those unable to be seen by the medical system during this time of crisis. Following strict guidelines set forth by the CDC allows Elevation the right and ability to see patients in office. Elevation Chiropractic Center is running a special to help you and help those on the front lines of COVID-19. Right now, you can purchase an adjustment for yourself (can be used at a future date) and one adjustment will be donated to those working around the clock. Call [PHONE REDACTED] to purchase your $50 BOGO Adjustment special. Visit www.elevationcenterutah.com to learn more. Evergreen Framing (3295 South 2000 East) We care about your health and safety we are open online or call in for an appointment. Items are available curbside pick-up, free delivery within 5 miles or shipping. Join us for a special Mother’s Day drive-through ---PAGE BREAK--- pop-up shop this Saturday May 9th 10-4 in our parking lot. If you have any urgent framing or gift needs, please give us a call and we can discuss arrangements to meet your needs. Everything 20% off, (excluding custom framing). We are happy to gift wrap and add a personalized note if you are sending an item as a gift. Evergreen offers gift cards and gifts that can either be picked up curbside, delivered or mailed. Watch our Instagram to see some awesome items that might help to make someone feel special during this time. Give us a call....[PHONE REDACTED] or email us at: Felt Lighting (1220 E 3300 S) Come visit your local lighting store! We are open and taking every possible precaution to have a clean and safe space for you to shop. We can solve all your lighting needs. If you are not ready to venture out yet, we have an easy-to-navigate website and sales representatives ready to help you from the safety and comfort of your home. We offer a large selection in every area of lighting—indoor, outdoor and every space between that is sure to add the dazzle you need. We pledge to do our best and get you what you want to leave you with the utmost satisfaction. feltlighting.com Grounds for Coffee (1200 E 3900 S) Grounds for Coffee inside St. Mark’s Hospital is re-opening May 19. To keep everyone safe, we will be utilizing the JoeCoffee phone app. You can order and pay for your delicious beverages and fresh baked goodies from the convenience of your office or car. We will have them ready and waiting for you when you arrive. No standing in line or interfacing with payment systems. Social distancing at its best. We will be open M-F 7-2! Grout Doctor (1940 Evergreen Ave) We are conscientiously practicing COVID-19 social distancing procedures and wear masks and gloves when we work to ensure your safety and ours. Grout Doctor cures WTD – “Wrecked Tile Dysfunction”. If you have a tile and grout or natural stone surface that needs repair, protection or even just cleaning and polishing, we’re the guys to call. Restoration of hard surfaces is all we do so we are better at it than anyone else. www.groutdoctor.com [PHONE REDACTED] Hans Monuments (1555 E 3300 S) We consider our community’s health seriously and are taking all precautions to “flatten the curve” in the spread of COVID-19. Our social distancing efforts during the last few weeks caused us to temporarily close our public showroom to ensure your safety and ours. We are continuing to employ our staff remotely and they are operating daily business hours. Although our store front is temporarily closed, we are still OPEN and able to conduct all business via phone, fax, and email. we are your local headstone and stone carving specialists, crafting custom granite engravings and memorials in Millcreek since 1968. At Hans Monuments we are able to assist you in creating a beautiful headstone from the safety and comforts of your own home—a memorial that will last for many generations to come. Please contact us at 801-484- 1594; [EMAIL REDACTED] Healing Pathways Therapy Center (4465 South 900 East) As an essential business we are doing everything we can to keep you and your loved ones safe while we are offering our services. We have virtual therapy options available for situations where meeting in person is not possible or advisable. At Healing Pathways Therapy Center, we understand that the COVID-19 issues are having an impact on our community members and loved ones. We want to let you know that we will continue to provide ongoing mental health counseling services during these difficult times. We specialize in addressing a variety of mental health, emotional, and relationship issues from a trauma/attachment informed approach. Please call our main office at [PHONE REDACTED] or visit our website at www.healingpathwaystherapy.com for more information or to set up an appointment. Henries Dry Cleaners (3965 S Wasatch Blvd.) Because we care about your health and safety, we are sanitizing all counters, doors and our store continuously. Employees have gloves and masks available, and practice social distancing according to CDC protocols. With our drive through and pick-up and delivery service, our customers don't have to leave their homes or cars. We are a family in the business of cleaning and restoring garments and specialty items to a like-new condition. We're a certified America's Best Cleaner ensuring your clothes will be treated with the highest standards and professional care. As an essential business our stores remain open and operating on regular service hours with drive-through at each location. Now more than ever you can benefit from our FREE pickup and delivery service. Find out more @ henries.com/signupandfaqs. Office [PHONE REDACTED]. Home Depot (3398 S Highland Dr.) We are committed to the safety of our Associates and Customers. And we’re committed to staying open and taking all precautions to protect each other during this difficult time. The health and wellbeing of our associates and customers is of utmost importance. We’ve implemented several strategies to minimize ---PAGE BREAK--- COVID-19 exposure and provided personal protection through our social distancing, increased signage, limited customer traffic, store cleaning care kits, plexiglass protectors at registers (soon to come), and increased janitorial services. Starting April 9th, we implemented a curbside pickup for our customers choosing to shop online. [PHONE REDACTED] Impressions Art Studio (1050 E 3300 S #102) We are following all the CDC recommendations and practicing social distancing. Art lessons available for beginners and intermediate students. Oil/Acrylic Painting, Watercolor Classes, Drawing Classes, Ceramic Tile Painting, Rock Painting, Paint Pouring and much, much more. [PHONE REDACTED]. Infinity Tax Solutions (715 E 3900 S, STE 101) We have adapted to serve our clients in multiple ways. We are offering secure, remote tax preparation as well as curbside drop-off. When necessary we provide in office visits, meeting all health mandates. We are a woman owned tax office handling personal, business, trust, non-profit tax returns as well as payroll and payroll tax services. We take pride in being our clients tax partners year-round. We would love to help with your individual and business tax needs. Visit our website www.infinitytax.com or call [PHONE REDACTED]. Intensive Physical Therapy Institute, LLC (4568 S Highland Dr, STE 180) Intensive Physical Therapy Institute is concerned about your health and safety, so we treat patients in our clinic, following all CDC protocols to keep them safe, and only treat one patient at a time. The Dept. of Homeland Security and CDC have deemed physical therapy an essential business, so we continue to serve our patients one at a time and using telehealth options when covered by insurance. For an appointment, please call [PHONE REDACTED] or schedule on our website at www.iptitherapy.com. Janet Gray Dance Studios (3065 S Imperial Street) We are mindful of your health and safety, so we are only offering online classes from our studio. Janet Gray Dance Studio is offering a full breadth of dance classes, every day of the week. All classes are live online and offer interaction with all class members with the teacher. The teachers are professional Faculty we have had for years. All students from any school or first-timers are welcome. Each class is only $10. Please visit http://janetgraystudios.com/join/ for detail on how to join our online classes Katie Waltman Boutique (815 E 3300 S) Our physical shop is now open, and we follow all of the proper social distancing protocols. Please contact [EMAIL REDACTED] to arrange CURBSIDE PICKUP if preferred. Also, to give our customers something fun to do during the quarantine, we've launched JEWELRY MAKING KITS designed by Katie. Kids love to do it, and you end up with a meaningful, memorable piece. Check them out here: Stay safe! Kubo Express Smoothies and Grill (4041 S 700 E) We are excited to serve you tasty authentic filipino home-style cuisine! We offer curbside pick-up, and limited outdoor seating. Our hours are Wednesday-Friday 10-7, and Saturday from 12-7. Check out our fast-online ordering at www.kuboexpress.com. Delivery services are available through Doordash, UberEats, and Grubhub. Legacy Bio-Medical Services, INC (1022 E 3900 S) We are concerned about your health and safety, so we are sanitizing after each customer and spacing out our appointments. Our staff members have masks and gloves to wear, and we are practicing social distancing. Oxygen Concentrator and Respiratory Equipment Sales and Service, New, and Used. Certified Repair Center. Full-service medical equipment company. We are the experts when it comes to medical equipment management, installations, calibrations, and repairs. Our certified technicians are trained by numerous manufacturers, giving you the peace of mind that the job is completed correctly. We assure quality products and services at affordable prices for all of our clients and offer a 90-day warranty on all services. Please call us, we would be happy to help! [PHONE REDACTED] Log Haven (4 miles up Millcreek Canyon) Log Haven is open again for socially-distanced indoor/outdoor dining (reservations from 5:30 – 9:00) and for curbside dining (orders from 5:30 – 8:00). Log Haven is also taking reservations for weddings and other personal events. Go to Log-Haven.com or call [PHONE REDACTED]. Log Haven is following all Health Dept. directives and has initiated rigorous precautions for the safety of its guests and staff. Visit www.LOG-HAVEN.COM and click LogDash Curbside for pickup or on Reservations for in-house dining. Or call [PHONE REDACTED]. Lone Pine Gear Exchange (2835 E 3300 S) Lone Pine Gear Exchange has closed our retail shop to help contain COVID19 until further notice, but our online store remains open. We are currently offering a Buy One Mask, Give One Mask offer. For every ---PAGE BREAK--- mask that you purchase, we will donate one to the Road Home. Check out Lone Pine Gear E (xchange’s end of season sale at www.lonepinegearx.com. Up to 80% off all online new and used gear and 30% off gift cards. Stay healthy friends! Madison McCord Interiors (3960 South Highland Drive) We care about your health and safety, so we have closed our physical store until further notice. Here at Madison McCord we cater not only to the retail audience but also to the wholesale builders and designers and we realize your projects do not stop. Because of this we can schedule one on one appointments to meet your furniture and design needs. Just call our showroom at [PHONE REDACTED] or email [EMAIL REDACTED] and we can schedule an appointment with you using all necessary precautions. Please also follow our Instagram account for updates and specials offering discounts during this time from 20% to 70% off our in-stock merchandise! Please follow @madisonmccordinteriors. We can't wait to reopen and service you again! Mediterranean Market & Deli (3942 S State St) Mediterranean Market & Deli was established in 1958 (originally Canepari's). We are concerned about your health and safety, so we are following special protocols to keep you safe. We offer a variety of items in our specialty food market and in our cheese, meat, olive and salad cases. During these unprecedented times, we have continued to serve our community with fresh, fabulous food. We have curbside service, phone in orders, and dinner kits we call our "Ciao" Kits. Ciao Kits include pasta special (call for daily special), rolls, butter, and brownies. Two-person kit is $17.00 four-person kit is $34.00. We also make homemade lasagna, sausage, rigatoni dishes, and incredible meatballs. You can find these in our frozen food case. We are open Mon-Sat 9 am - 4pm. Menchie's Frozen Yogurt (3165 E 3300 S) We are shifting gears during this time so you can still get Frozen Yogurt Cups and Cakes. We are open for curbside pick-up, call ahead at [PHONE REDACTED]. We love this community--Keep Smiling and Celebrating with $5 off Ready-To-Go FroYo Cakes. Mighty Penguin The health and safety of our employees, clients and the community at large are our highest priority. We have moved all of our meetings online, and our employees are working from home. We are a consulting firm that assists nonprofit organizations acquire the resources necessary to accomplish their missions. We are honored to be working with many in the community and throughout the state who provide food, education, public art spaces, youth programs, and so much more. Our team of grant writers and development specialists are dedicated to aiding our clients as they give their time, energy, and passions to making the world a better place. In this day of uncertainty and upheaval, we can work together to foster hope and bring relief to our neighbors. Let us help you! Mountain Land Physical Therapy (1153 East 3900 South) Mountain Land Physical Therapy provides physical therapy and rehabilitation services in Millcreek and throughout Utah. As recommended by the CDC and CISA, and under our designation as an essential healthcare service during the pandemic, all our clinics remain open. We are committed to taking every precaution to protect the health and safety of our patients and employees during the COVID-19 pandemic and have established strict cleaning and screening procedures for all our clinics. We also offer home visits with one of our skilled Physical Therapists as well as online telehealth visits. Visit www.mlrehab.com or call [PHONE REDACTED] for more info. Monkey Wrench Plumbing, Heating & Air At Monkey Wrench Plumbing, Heating & Air we are making sure that the safety of our customers is the number one priority. Our staff is maintaining no contact and social distance with our customers while in their homes. We are using hand sanitizer before entering any home, wearing new gloves and booties at each house, sanitizing our vans and equipment multiple times a day with clorox wipes and have cloth face coverings which we will wear upon request. We want our customers to know we are still here to serve them during this time while taking necessary precautions to keep their help and safety our number one goal. (801) 963-9000 Move Play Talk! (2766 E 2850 S) In order to respect the health and safety of our community, Move Play Talk! is providing speech-language evaluations and therapy for families and children ages birth through school age...via telepractice. Move Play Talk! realizes that families are navigating brand new territory as they adapt to school closures and other Covid-19 restrictions. Working from home and home schooling your children is a tall order, especially if your child has a communication delay or disorder. With the use of the HIPAA compliant Doxy.me platform, Becca Fenander, MS, CCC-SLP continues to empower families and children to build rich communication relationships in the context of their unique family cultures of activities, interests, and ---PAGE BREAK--- priorities. Please call (206) 369-9644 or visit the website at www.moveplaytalk.com for more information or to set up an appointment. Namedroppers (3355 S Highland Dr) We are concerned with the health of our customers, so we limit the number of customers allowed in the store at one time, and we sanitize after each person leaves the store. We ask that our customers who are bringing in consignment bring the items in clean and pressed, and on hangers. We will be open for shortened business hours Tuesday-Saturday from 12:00-4:00. Please plan on wearing masks and gloves when you arrive. We look forward to being able to serve you! Check out more at www.Shopnamedroppers.com. Olympus Hills Lanes (4015 Wasatch BLVD) Olympus Hills Lanes is open daily from 11am-11pm. We have been your community bowling center since 1963. Family Fun, League Bowling, Birthday and Work Parties made EASY! Known for some of the best Burgers & Fries in town -plus billiards and a full-service arcade. Here at the lanes since re-opening all employees are all wearing face masks while guests enjoy the lanes. Systems for extra cleaning and sanitation of each lane plus the bowling balls after each use have been implemented. Social distancing guidelines are adhered to with at a minimum of one lane between groups. Come Play! Paletti (3210 Highland Dr) Our name means “everything’s good.” We are adding “everything's about being safe and secure.” We are open by appointment with social distancing rules, use of masks, and encouraging clients to also wear masks. Call [PHONE REDACTED] or [PHONE REDACTED] for an appointment. Personal shopper is available to have merchandise pulled and in a fitting room, waiting for you. Whether your style is cutting edge, classic, or trendy, we will empower you to look your best. First impressions are lasting impressions, let’s make yours awe inspiring. Provisions (3364 S 2300 E) Because we care about your safety, we are only offering curbside pick-up as well as free delivery through Door Dash or through our in-house delivery service. We are taking every precaution to follow CDC guidelines for sanitizing our kitchen. You can do online ordering through our website or call in your orders. This will be offered Tuesday thru Saturday from 5:00-9:00 pm. Current menu is available online; we look forward to serving our community through these trying times and greatly appreciate all the support. Also, we are offering our near famous Wood Fired Pizza for take-out and delivery. Q.NOOR (4014 South Highland Dr) We care about your health and safety, so we are only offering our products virtually through our website. Utah’s premier LDS temple, baptism and blessing dress company. We believe in learning from on high, comfortably. We also have house dresses that will make your day inside a dream. All of our products are ethically made in America. While our shop at 4014 S Highland Dr is closed right now, you can shop online at www.qnoor.com for all of your LDS dress needs and perfect items for any type of gift. Please use code stayhealthy for free shipping. Thank you for your support. Rawtopia (3961 S Wasatch BLVD) We are open to serve you at Rawtopia! We follow all of the proper protocols to keep you safe as you come enjoy our food in person, curbside pick-up or take-out. We are open Sunday and Monday from 12-7, Tuesday-Thursday 12-8, and Friday-Saturday 12-9. Right now, you can come enjoy our healthy food with 10% off all orders. Call us today @ (801) 486-0332 Richard B. Luce Construction As an essential business we are concerned with your health and safety. We follow all the recommendations of the CDC by staying 6 feet away from each other while wearing masks. We specialize in all phases of residential construction. Custom renovations, New Homes… we strive to give you top quality and fair market pricing. We have been living and working in Millcreek for over 30 years. Our clients are very important to us! Working hard every day to continue a tradition of excellence. (801) 633-8375 Right at Home (535 E 4500 S) Right at Home of Salt Lake’s greatest priority is the health and well-being of our clients and caregivers. As a society, we are facing unprecedented challenges presented by the coronavirus (COVID-19). As a leading provider of home care services, we recognize our team serves a vulnerable population, and we take that privilege very seriously. Potential exposure will remain lowest for those who can stay in their homes, wherever they may call home, with limited outside contact. We have award-winning, caring, and highly trained professionals able to help your loved one today stay safely at home. [PHONE REDACTED] Skin and Beyond Wellness Center (3378 S 2300 E) ---PAGE BREAK--- We are opening our physical facilities for a few days a week on Thursdays and Saturdays from 10-6 for medical aesthetics. We still offer virtual consults for all other services. We'll try anything to lift and support your spirit and skin any way we can. At Skin and Beyond Wellness Center we absolutely believe that even during tough times you still can feel and look your best. We are currently offering FREE VIRTUAL CONSULTATIONS and FACIALS, 15% OFF on ALL SKINCARE and FREE SHIPPING with promo code JOY at skinandbeyondwellness.com. You can also reach us at (801) 856-4252 or [EMAIL REDACTED] Skinful Pleasures Day Spa (3194 South 1100 East) My private practice skin care office is open Tues-Sat from 9:00 to 5:00, by appointment only, for a limited number of clients. I am also mailing Lucrece and RevitaLash products. The office and building entry is completely sanitized between clients, and I go beyond Health Dept. requirements in using disposable items, doing temperature checks at the door, and providing a disinfected area for your personal items. Missing your facial care? (801) 641-7628, www.myskintherapist.com Skintherapy Skincare and Acne Clinic (1345 E 3900 S STE 204) We care about your health and safety, so we are taking all protocols to keep you safe when we open our clinic on May 19! Skintherapy is a professional acne clinic in Millcreek, Utah. We offer acne sufferers a comprehensive approach to skincare and acne treatments. Unlike dermatologist and doctors, we never use harsh prescriptions. Instead, we personalize every acne control plan with our clients to produce long- term, life-enhancing results. For more information visit us at UtahAcneClinic.com. SLC Ballet (1116 E 3300 S) Because we are concerned about your health, we are only offering online classes right now. Come dance with us! SLC Ballet is Open! We are now offering online classes for all ages. Adult classes include Ballet 101, Truly Beginning, Beginning, Intermediate and Advanced Open Classes, Tap and PBT/Barre. We also offer online classes for students ages 2 and up - please email us for details if you are not a current student. Our classes are live with individual attention and feedback. We would love to help you on your new or existing ballet journey. Register here: slcballet.com/register Email for more information: [EMAIL REDACTED] So Cupcake (4002 S Highland Dr.) Because we care about your health and safety, we have setup a strict cleaning schedule and contactless pick-up at our location. So Cupcake is So Open for curbside pick-up, and delivery (FREE within a 10 mile radius.) We have a variety of delicious, homemade cupcakes made fresh daily. We also have fun activity bags for kids to do at home! FREE activity bag with a purchase of one mini dozen cupcakes. $5 for each additional bag. Please call or email us with your order. [PHONE REDACTED] [EMAIL REDACTED] Open: Tuesday-Saturday, 9-7pm. Sugarhouse Self Storage (1260 E Elgin Ave (3010 So)) Whether you are a current customer or are looking for self-storage, our primary focus is to keep our customers and employees safe. We are taking protective measures such as sanitizing keypads and common touch surfaces. Currently, new customers may choose to take advantage of ONE of these specials: 50% off your first two months, From $50 to $250 in FREE boxes, locks, tape, etc. (equal to the rented size), Second month FREE. Selection may change at any time without notice. These specials are on a first-come basis. While our gate access hours remain the same, our office is closed so we encourage you to conduct business via our Website email [EMAIL REDACTED] or phone [PHONE REDACTED] Table X (1457 E 3350 S) Table X restaurant is open Tuesday and Friday from 3-6pm for pickup and delivery. We will not open for dine in services even though we can. We will remain this way until we believe it is safe to do otherwise. More information can be found at www.tablexrestaurant.com. Tandoor Indian Grill (733 E 3300 S) At Tandoor Indian Grill we are doing everything we can to protect our customers. We are following all the CDC protocols for food preparation and cleaning, as well as only offering online or curbside pickup. As a locally owned and community-oriented business we should fight and support together during this pandemic crisis. Order by calling (801) 486-4542 for our Millcreek location, 10 am to 10 pm Monday to Sunday. The Sport Loft (4678 S Highland Dr) We are concerned about your health and safety, so we are offering appointments only. THE SPORT LOFT, your local neighborhood ski shop since 1972 has special offers for all Millcreek residents. The ---PAGE BREAK--- future of SKIING is here! Follow us on Instagram @thesportloft for amazing deals. Remember we offer curbside pickup upon request. Phone number-[PHONE REDACTED] Email: [EMAIL REDACTED] The Wentworth at East Millcreek Assisted Living (1871 E 3300 S) We are mindful of your health and safety, so we take all precautions recommended by the CDC to help your loved ones remain safe. East Millcreek is still accepting residents and are here and willing to help with your loved ones. We have a buy one month get one month free special to help ease some of the stress during this time. Please call us for more information at [PHONE REDACTED]. TLC Grooming (1321 E 3300 S #11) At this time, we are following CDC guidelines, so we can come out to your car to get your dog using disinfected safety leads. You can come inside, but we ask that only one person at a time comes in to check in or check out to maintain social distances. We’re a new salon with seasoned groomers. We make sure your fur babies are well loved and taken care of, because we know they’re a member of the family. Stay safe and we’re looking forward to meeting your fur babies. [PHONE REDACTED] Tokai Sushi (1301 E Miller Ave) Hello Millcreek! We are open for takeout, curbside pick-up, and dine-in Mon-Fri 11:30-2:30 & 4:30-8:30, Sat 4-9, and Sun 4-8. We are making sure to follow Salt Lake County’s public health and reopening requirements. With our Lunch Special, all Special Rolls are just $6.95! Our Lunch Bento Boxes are $10.95 which includes Beef, Chicken, or Salmon Teriyaki + 2 choices of Tempura, Gyoza, California Roll, Spicy Tuna Roll, Sashimi, or Sushi + Miso Soup, Rice, and Salad! Our full takeout menu is on our Instagram @tokaisushislc. Our Venmo is @tokaisushi or we can also take card payments by phone (801) 466-3311. Utah Addiction Medicine (4659 S Highland Dr) We are a team of seven who work closely to provide medical care for people who are currently experiencing substance use disorders, or who are in recovery from them. Addiction Medicine is very rewarding. To see people find hope, to watch them heal and find freedom is incredibly rewarding. COVID has caused us to "retool “so that we can continue to support our folks through this extraordinarily difficult time. In these days of social distancing, we remain “virtually open” and are seeing new and established patients via telemedicine. While it is not the same as spending time with them in person, it is necessary and important that we remain available, albeit remotely. Our team is delighted to be part of the Millcreek community. We wish you and yours good health. Please feel free to stop in and say hello once our doors are open again. [PHONE REDACTED]; Utah Pet Rehab and Acupuncture (2896 E 3300 S) As an essential business we are doing everything we can to protect you and your pet. We are only offering a drop-off service, and we sanitize after every patient. Utah Pet Rehab and Acupuncture is a state-of-the- art veterinary referral center for animal rehabilitation and acupuncture dedicated to enhancing and improving your pet's life. We work closely with your regular veterinarian to complement your pet’s treatment with our rehabilitation services - including underwater treadmill, laser therapy, and home exercise programs - and/or acupuncture. Utah Pet Rehab is co-owned by Shawna McCall, a veterinarian certified in acupuncture and animal physical rehabilitation, and Pat Werner, a physical therapist and certified canine rehabilitation therapist. Business is located at 2896 E. 3300 S. Urban Blues (2919 E 3300 S) Because we care about your health and safety we limit the number of customers in our physical store, and require gloves and masks be worn at all times. We will continue to quickly process online orders with FREE DELIVERY, as well as CURBSIDE PICKUP. Urban Blues opened its doors fifteen years ago in Millcreek. We have been the go-to fashion boutique carrying the latest trends for women. Mention this publication and get 50% off your second item purchased. Please schedule by DM, email, phone or on our website: Instagram @urban_blues; Email: [EMAIL REDACTED] Phone: 801-486- 5326 (Millcreek Store) WWW.URBANBLUES.COM Vivian Dowsett Interiors Because we care about your health and safety, we'll do phone and virtual meetings until we can meet you in your home, which are an excellent way to begin a process of change. With most people self-isolating and working and recreating at home, this is a unique opportunity to take a closer look at how your home can become more comfortable and efficient. Perhaps a new paint color, furniture replacement or re- arrangement, better lighting or a well-organized workspace is just what's needed. Once we're able to be out and about, re-doing these elements becomes even more important because you've had time to really understand what works and what doesn't. Change can be so refreshing! Vivian Dowsett Interiors has been designing and decorating homes for over 25 years. In these more challenging times, it's so important to be living your best life in your home. Why not contact Vivian to see how, together, you can make that can happen? [PHONE REDACTED] ---PAGE BREAK--- Wasatch Community Acupuncture (470 East 3900 South Ste. 103) We are excited to reopen our clinic and are following all local, state, and federal Covid-19 guidelines for your safety and ours. If you are in pain, stressed, not sleeping well, suffering from allergies, or just need a "tune-up," we are here to help! Acupuncture works extremely well for a variety of different health conditions. At our nonprofit clinic, acupuncture is affordable: first treatments are $30-$55 (you decide), and subsequent treatments are $15-$40 (you decide). We're open seven days a week. Read more and book online: WasatchAcupuncture.org or call [PHONE REDACTED]. Wasatch Events, LLC Wasatch Events, LLC is open for service. We organize, plan and implement events and retreats. We also provide drone video/photography. http://nonstopadventures.com/drone/; http://wasatchevents.com/ Meetings with the Mayor Fridays from 2-4pm have been set aside for citizens to meet with Mayor Silvestrini (by telephone, for now). Please call [PHONE REDACTED] to schedule a virtual slot. Mayor Silvestrini masks-up in public during the COVID-19 pandemic. VISIT us at Click here to subscribe to this weekly newsletter Millcreek City Council Meeting Agenda June 8, 2020 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the City Council of Millcreek will assemble in a public open house, work meeting, and regular meeting on Monday, 8 June 2020 at City Hall, 3330 S. 1300 Millcreek, Utah 84106, commencing at 5:00 p.m. for the open house, 6:00 p.m. for the work meeting, and 7:00 p.m. for the regular meeting. Please see additional note below.* Documents: CC 6-8-20 AGENDA.PDF WORK MTG. ITEM 1 _ PROPERTY WATCH INFORMATION SHEET.PDF ITEM 1.2 _ PROCLAMATION FOR JUNETEENTH AND WORLD REFUGEE DAY.PDF ITEM 2.1 _ UNINCORPORATED TRIANGLE MAP OF AREA TO BE ANNEXED.PDF ITEM 2.2 _ RESOLUTION 20-20 NOTE RESOLUTION TANS 2020B.PDF ITEM 2.3 _ RESOLUTION 20-21 RENEWAL OF AGREEMENTS.PDF ITEM 4.1 _ CC 5-26-20 DRAFT MINUTES.PDF 5:00 p.m. – OPEN HOUSE Storm Water Utility Fee; John Miller, City Engineer ---PAGE BREAK--- 6:00 p.m. – WORK MEETING 1. Property Watch Program; Rashelle Hobbs, Salt Lake County Recorder 2. Staff Reports 3. Discussion of Agenda Items, Correspondence, and/or Future Agenda Items 7:00 p.m. - REGULAR MEETING 1. Welcome, Introduction and Preliminary Matters 1.1 Pledge of Allegiance 1.2 Proclamation Recognizing Juneteenth and World Refugee Day 1.3 Public Comment - Audience members may bring any item to the Council's attention. Comments are subject to the Public Comment and Policy set forth below. Public comment can be submitted via the City’s website at: State Law prohibits the Council from acting on items that do not appear on the agenda. 2. Business Matters 2.1 Public Hearing on Unincorporated Triangle Annexation Petition 2.2 Discussion and Consideration of Resolution 20-20, Authorizing the Issuance and Sale of Not More Than $6,035,000 Tax and Revenue Anticipation Notes, Series 2020 B of Millcreek, Utah and Entering into Certain Covenants and Making Certain Representations in Connection Therewith; Approving the Form of Notice; and Related Matters 2.3 Discussion and Consideration of Resolution 20-21, Approving the Renewal of an Agreement for Employment with John H. Geilmann, Civil Legal Service Contract with John N. Brems, and a Lobbyist Service Contract with Capstone Strategies, LLC 3. Reports 3.1 Mayor’s Report 3.2 City Council Member Reports 3.3 Staff Reports 4. Consent Agenda 4.1 Approval of May 26, 2020 Work Meeting and Regular Meeting Minutes 5. New Items for Subsequent Consideration 6. Calendar of Upcoming Events • Planning Commission Mtg. 6/17/20 at 5:00 p.m., City Hall • City Council Mtg. 6/22/20 at 5:00 p.m., City Hall 7. Closed Session (If Needed) - The Council may convene in a closed session to discuss items as provided by Utah Code Ann. §52-4-205. 8. Adjournment In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, Millcreek will make reasonable accommodation for participation in the meeting. Individuals may request assistance by contacting the ADA Coordinator, 801- 214-2751 or [EMAIL REDACTED], at least 48 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 Council may be asked to complete a written comment form and present it to the 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 ---PAGE BREAK--- 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. Public comment can be submitted via the City’s website at: 5/Public-Comments-61. THE UNDERSIGNED DULY APPOINTED CITY RECORDER FOR THE MUNICIPALITY OF MILLCREEK HEREBY CERTIFIES THAT A COPY OF THE FOREGOING NOTICE WAS EMAILED OR POSTED TO: City Offices; City Website http://millcreek.us ; Utah Public Notice Website http://pmn.utah.gov; those listed on the agenda. DATE: June 3, 2020 CITY RECORDER: Elyse Sullivan Agenda items may be moved in order, sequence, and time to meet the needs of the Council and Agency. *The meeting will be conducted electronically per Millcreek State of Local Emergency Directive No. 2 of 2020 and live streamed via the City’s website at: Copyright © 2020 Millcreek, All rights reserved. Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list Forward Share Tweet