12/11/2018 - Formal Meeting - City Council Comment FileSalt Lake City Council I Public Comment Form
Name �.
Email Address �
Address
City
Zip Code <t'm
Date 12 // -% r7
Phone ( - '`�
0 Z--�Ido
ish to speak;* I understand there is a two minute tirne lit -nit
not wish to speak; I'll write my thoughts on the back of this card
Please email me about:
0 Events and issues in my Council district
0 Infonnation about serving on a City board
0 My community council
0 Other:
All information submitted during public continent becomes part of the public record, including information on this card.
*Time to speak cannot be combined with other meeting attendees.
poffe
�-(Pt,,, - 47t o � rZ-Fl4 � G�n^4► Mc^ -` ' ors
le, �Y,_.mob � _ � � � � ��� � �� b�. P�,
�""
V,OM nz qAn � /
alt Lake City Council � Public Comment Form
Name B�ew�- �—Qv
Email Address by`e-4 k w, Phone (
Address
City Zip Code
0 I wish to speak;* I understandthere is atwo minute time limit
O I do not wish to speak; I'll write my thoughts on the back of this card
Please email me about:
OEvents and issues in my Council district
OInformation about serving on a City board
OMy community council
0 Other:
All information submitted during public comment becomes part of the public record, including information on this card.
*Time to speak cannot be combined with other meeting attendees.
be, nD r Gt i� Di�� �' G�.. ( 'f`. 'E fU Y
r
b
Fullmer, Brian
Subject: FW: Sign ordinance consideration for OS Zone
From:
Sent: Tuesday, December 11, 2018 4:58 PM
To: council.comments@slcgov.com
Subject: Sign ordinance consideration for OS Zone
Dear Council Members,
Thank you for your service, looking out for our community.
I am writing you belatedly. I have been made aware of an item on your Agenda that would allow signage along 180 in an
OS Zone. While this individual situation may have some merit, I urge you to delay proceeding on this matter until you
have had an opportunity to evaluate the precedent it may set and an unforeseen opening for undesirable signage in
SLC's Open Space and along our road corridors.
We live in a beautiful city and I know you share my love for its visual qualities. Please proceed cautiously when
addressing signage issues, and maintain our communities' character, avoiding visual blight.
Thank you for considering my comment,
Ralph Becker
Chair, Scenic Utah
Ralph Becker
PO Box 2965
Salt Lake City, Utah 84110
To Members of the City Council
From cindy cromer
12/11/18
Re gone to soon
For almost 20 years, I have offered toasts of departing members of the City
Council. The last time was for former Council Members Penfold and Adams.
Tonight I want to recognize Council Member and State Senator -elect Derek
Kitchen who is departing too soon.
For starters, consider that Derek was in nursery school when we adopted the
Open Space Master Plan. I have gone on tirades about land use issues which
began decades ago, and Derek would stay with me, asking questions. Or, he
would say, "I need to get more information on that." I cannot remember a time
that he dismissed the importance of the information I was sharing. The quality of
his work that I've most appreciated is his work ethic, his willingness to do the
homework.
He could also be counted on to show up at potlucks with great contributions
to the meal..
He set priorities, focusing on housing, small businesses, and the inland port.
Stamina: He seemed to be everywhere --the Farmers' Market, his restaurant,
this building, the community council meetings.
While I'm not cutting him any slack for leaving early, he did stick with service on
the RDA which was especially important when Council Member Adams left.
In addition to loyalty, he can get along with a phenomenally wide range of
people, and work with them constructively. Derek can work with me and with
people that I don't want to be in the same room with for more than a few
minutes.
I will miss his conscientious approach to the job, his consistency, and his
civility. I would recognize Derek's contributions even if the voters were getting
to select his replacement, but we are not. You will do that next month on our
behalf. So I ask you to consider Derek's strengths, the ones I've identified and
the ones you've experienced, and look for someone with those skills to represent
District 4 in 2019. Smart, Diligent, Civil, Loyal. Someone who can set priorities
and has stamina. You can skip the part about great contributions to potlucks.
That one is not essential.