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07.14.2026 City Council Study Session

Published: Jul 14, 2026

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West Valley City RDA Proposes $400,000 Small Business Loan Fund Through Utah Microloan Fund

The Redevelopment Agency (RDA) is proposing a $200,000 grant to the Utah Microloan Fund (UMLF). The UMLF will match this with its own funding, creating a total of $400,000 available for small business loans specifically for West Valley City businesses. The UMLF will manage loan issuance and servicing. This initiative aims to address a challenge where traditional tax increment financing is geographically restricted, making it difficult to support small businesses. Loans typically range from $25,000 to $40,000 and are intended to be a revolving fund, with repaid amounts being re-loaned.

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West Valley City Explores Development of Indoor Sports Facility to Boost Athletics and Economy

The proposed development of an indoor sports facility on RDA-owned property near the Utah Cultural Celebration Center was presented as an alternative option. The facility would cater to various indoor sports, including basketball, volleyball, and wrestling, and potentially others like futsal, floor hockey, gymnastics, cheer, and dance. The facility aims to address the lack of adequate indoor sports space in West Valley City, impacting local athletes who currently travel outside the city for competitive play and training. The concept includes a public-private partnership (P3) model, where the city might provide land or infrastructure, and a private entity contributes capital and operational expertise. Comparable facilities in other cities range from $15-30 million in development costs and generate significant annual revenue ($2-9 million) and economic impact ($20-50 million). The proposed size could be between 100,000-140,000 square feet, potentially accommodating 12-15 basketball courts. The facility would operate year-round, unlike outdoor venues. The proposal also touches on the need for indoor baseball and soccer facilities, including practice ranges.

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West Valley City Approves Annual Financial Audit Engagement with K&C CPA

The city council reviewed the engagement letter from K&C CPA for the annual audit of city financials. This marks the fourth year of the current agreement with the firm, and they have agreed to no increase in fees. The audit work has been simplified due to the spin-off of the Arts Foundation and the disposal of the house authority, allowing for a straightforward city audit.

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West Nile Virus Emerges Early; City Council Urged to Share Prevention Information

A council member reported on the early onset of West Nile virus this year, approximately a month earlier than usual, due to weather conditions. A PowerPoint presentation on West Nile virus prevention, including measures individuals can take, was shared. The Salt Lake Valley Mosquito Abatement District has identified two pools with West Nile virus and one human case in Utah, with 56 national cases. The district can provide a toolkit for public information dissemination, but requested notification before distribution to allow for updates. A previous instance of over-emphasis on a single pool was noted.

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West Valley City Council Member Advocates for Water Conservation at National Conference

A council member attended the American Water Works Association (AWWA) conference in Washington D.C., where Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District educated representatives about water infrastructure needs. A conservation project is being developed at Granger School District and Hunter High School, aiming to implement xeriscaping and serve as a model for other schools. This initiative seeks to conserve water and address resident concerns about schools using water while residents are asked to conserve. The project was well-received by Senator Curtis's office.

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