Salt Lake City Council Work Session - 04/14/2026

The Salt Lake City Council held a work session on April 14, 2026, focusing on several key topics including the adoption of a community clean energy program, updates to the camping ordinance, zoning and master plan amendments for a transit-oriented development project, and funding allocations for federal housing and community development grants. The council discussed the community clean energy program in partnership with Rocky Mountain Power, including startup costs, customer enrollment, and low-income assistance provisions. They also reviewed proposed changes to the camping ordinance aimed at addressing public space use and enforcement challenges related to homelessness and vehicle habitation. Additionally, the council considered a zoning map amendment and master plan change to support a mixed-use multifamily development with commercial space, including discussions on community benefits and tenant displacement. Finally, the council reviewed federal grant funding adjustments and deliberated on reallocations within the Funding Our Future program, including support for homeless services and case management, with considerations for budget amendments and future funding processes. No formal votes were recorded in the transcript, but several motions and proposals related to funding reallocations and program adoption were discussed.