Salt Lake City Council Work Session - 07/14/2026

The Salt Lake City Council Work Session held on July 14, 2026, included extensive discussions on several procurement and budget-related topics. Key highlights included a presentation of the city's six-year Capital Asset Plan (CAP) outlining $1.5 billion in general fund capital asset needs from 2027 to 2032, covering maintenance, expansion, and new improvements across buildings, parks, and transportation. The plan aims to guide prioritization of Capital Improvement Program (CIP) projects, with a mayoral recommended budget of approximately $34.8 million for FY27 across 25 projects. The council also reviewed zoning amendments related to the Ballpark Next Community Design Plan, debating building height limits and density to balance development goals with neighborhood compatibility. Additionally, the council discussed the recently enacted short-term rental licensing ordinance, addressing enforcement challenges and potential future amendments. The session concluded with interviews and appointments for advisory boards related to community development, capital improvements, and fire code appeals, emphasizing the importance of diverse expertise in guiding city projects and policies.