Sandy City Newsletter | July 2022

JULY – AUGUST 2022 IN THIS ISSUE:

Connect With Us! sandy.utah.gov/citizenconnect

Z News.............................................1

Parks & Recreation Irrigation Team ....5

Sandy Passport Office FAQs ...............1

Police Department By the Numbers ...6

Short Term Rentals & Sandy ..............2

Now Hiring Crossing Guards ..............6

Sandy Justice Court Quick Tips ..........2

One Place to Connect with Sandy ......6

Sandy Jobs ......................................2

Fall Musical Auditions .......................6

Alta Canyon Sports Center.................3

Sandy Adventures..............................6

Parks & Recreation ...........................4

2022 Overlay Project ........................7

River Oaks Golf Course .....................5

Calendar of Events............................7

Sandy Arts: Crazy for You ...................5

Photo contest winner: Taylor Hatchell Photography

Z News Dear Sandy Resident,

Summer in Sandy cannot be beat! No matter your age or interest, there is something for everyone! Make sure to mark your calendars for Sandy’s upcoming Freedom Day Festival on July 4th. Our biggest celebration of the year is finally back after going dark the last two years due to Covid, and we’re so excited. This year, you’ll see the return of the parade, the Sandy Classic 4th of July 5k, the Youth Craft Fair and live music on the promenade. That night, grab your spot early on the promenade for Sandy’s biggest firework show ever! Please attend the city show and be aware of the mapped restricted areas where fireworks of any kind are prohibited (sandy.utah.gov/fireworks). For a list of all activities on the 4th of July visit sandy.utah.gov/July4th. For a list of all summer events check out the calendar in this month’s Sandy Journal.

With drought conditions comes increased risks of fire due to fireworks. Make sure to check out the fireworks map to see where fireworks are allowed. Better yet, skip the personal fireworks and celebrate the holidays with Sandy City or one of the many large fireworks celebrations held throughout the valley. To view the fireworks map and get fireworks safety tips visit the Sandy City Fire Department fireworks information page at sandy.utah.gov.

Have you checked out the lineup of concerts at the Sandy Amphitheater? I’m hearing from mayors all around the valley that they are amazed we’ve been able to attract so many headlining acts! You’ll want to get your tickets now at sandyamp.com. If that’s not enough entertainment for you, we’re in the middle of our Movies in the Park schedule, with three more movies scheduled for the month of July. We’re also really looking forward to this year’s Heritage Days festival in Historic Sandy on September 10th. It will feature a Horse Parade, great food, live music, and more. You won’t want to miss it!!

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Now to a serious note, I’m sure you all heard about the serious multi-vehicle car crash on State Street and 10600 South last month which resulted in a tragic fatality as well as many others injured. My prayers are with all those families and those injured who are suffering as a result of this horrific accident. We are now in the 100 deadliest days of summer, the time of year when more drivers are traveling to destinations and traffic fatalities rise. Many of the deadly accidents are caused by excessive speed. Recently, I spearheaded a collaboration with my fellow mayors across the valley to launch a messaging campaign reminding drivers to slow down. A minute can save a life. Please know that our patrol officers in Sandy are out in force this summer to enforce all traffic laws, but they cannot be everywhere.

We all need to do our part to slow down and drive aware. It’s better to get somewhere late than never.

With hotter days, comes drier weather and the return of drought conditions. Here are a few steps you can take to conserve water this summer. Water less but don’t entirely stop watering - if you water at least one less time per week you can save an estimated 3,000 gallons of water for a quarter acre yard. Don’t water if it’s windy-turn off sprinklers on windy days or install a controller that automatically delays water cycles on windy days. Water at the right time - water between 7pm and 5 am to avoid evaporative loss. Water is life, we all need this precious resource and we all need to work together to conserve where we can.

If you are a Facebook user, please take a minute to follow the Sandy Mayor Monica Zoltanski page. Social media is a quick and convenient way to share with residents the daily goings on in the Mayor’s office. It is also a great way to bring attention to any matters that need immediate action.

Sign up for Sandy Notify to be contacted via text, email and calls during an emergency at sandy.utah.gov/myalerts. You can always connect with us by going to our website sandy.utah.gov/citizenconnect and by accessing our social media channels Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube for daily updated information. To reach me directly, please send an email to mayor@sandy.utah.gov.

Yours in Service, Mayor Monica Zoltanski

Sandy Passport Office FAQ’s How do I apply?

• You can schedule an appointment online at sandy.utah.gov/passports What do I need to bring?

• Once you have scheduled your appointment, you will receive a confirmation email with a checklist of items to bring to your appointment • Most important: original proof of citizenship, a valid ID, and a personal or cashiers check, or money order

How long does it take to get a passport?

• Routine processing is 8 to 11 weeks and expedited processing (for an additional $60) is 5 to 7 weeks. These processing times begin the day the U.S. Department of State receives your application. They are no longer using door-to-door timeframes How can I pay for my passport?

• The U.S. Department of State requires a check, money order, or cashier’s check for each application. For prices and fees please visit our website or travel.state.gov P A G E

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What is a Short-Term Rental (STR) and does Sandy allow STR’s?

A short-term rental (STR) is renting an individual dwelling or portion thereof for temporary sojourn or transient visit of guests for a period of less than thirty consecutive days.

STR’s are allowed within Sandy City if the owner of the property meets specific criteria and obtains a special use permit and a business license.

In 1998, the City ran into issues with short-term “ski-rentals” and the enforcement of city codes regarding this use. Through litigation, the city was directed by the Courts to revise how we defined short-term rentals and how it was to be enforced.

In September 1998, the City created new land use regulations for residential districts and a new definition for Residential Short-Term Lease. Another update was made on this definition in October 1999. This new definition prohibited the use of short-term rentals less than 30 days in all residential districts.

Since that time, companies such as Airbnb and VRBO popularized STR’s and played a large part in bolstering the sharing economy movement. The sharing economy movement garnered interest from the Utah State Legislature and a bill was introduced during the 2017 Legislative Session. The bill, as originally written, would remove the ability of Utah Cities to regulate STR’s, placing the ability in the hands of the State.

Following negotiations between the State Legislature, the League of Cities and Towns, and elected local officials from around the State, a compromise was reached. In exchange for the right to retain the ability to regulate STR’s, Utah Cities would begin drafting local legislation to legalize STR’s. The City Council adopted new regulations for STR’s, which became effective on August 30, 2018.

Sandy Justice Court Quick Tips: In the 2022 Utah state legislative session the legislature passed several bills that impacted the state’s Justice Courts. Many of these changes do not have a direct impact to the public although a few of the bills passed may be of interest to the residents of Sandy.

HOUSE BILL 139 creates a state-wide program that allows individuals charged with certain minor traffic offenses that qualify for the program to enter into a “Deferred Prosecution.”

If the individual completes a 12-month period without any further traffic violations, and pays the fine and an administrative fee that will be set by the Utah Judicial Council, the case will be dismissed. Successful completion will result in no points being assessed on the individual’s driving record. To qualify, the offense has to fall within the approved minor traffic offenses and the individual may not have had certain traffic offenses within the prior 24 months. The individual also must be over 21 years of age and have a Utah Driver’s License that is not a commercial license. The program is set to begin on October 1, 2022 and new citations given after that date will likely include instructions on how to register for the program online. For more information about Traffic Tickets go to utcourts.gov/howto/traffic.

HOUSE BILL 107 increases the amount an individual can sue in Small Claims court from $11,000 to $15,000 starting May 4, 2022. For more information on requirements to file a Small Claims case go to utcourts.gov/howto/smallclaims.

HOUSE BILL 392 suspends the $135 ($150 in District Court) fee to file for an Expungement in the Justice Court for just over one year. If an individual files for an Expungement from May 4, 2022 to July 1, 2023 there will be no fee required to process the expungement. An individual may want to file an expungement to clear a Criminal Record and allow themselves to legally say that the arrest or conviction never happened.

For more information on Expungements go to utcourts.gov/howto/expunge.

There are criteria the owner needs to comply with in order to get approval. The regulations can be found within the Sandy City Code (21-11-26 – Residential ShortTerm Rental). Some of the required criteria is: • The dwelling must be an owner-occupied primary residence and cannot be an investment property.

• An individual shall prove ownership of the property using a transfer deed, valid government ID, tax returns, and an affidavit of ownership.

• The maximum renter occupancy shall be no more than eight related people or four unrelated people in the STR. • A property shall not be rented as a STR for more than 182 nights per year.

A property with a valid accessory apartment special use permit may use the apartment as a STR and have it rented for up to 365 nights per year.

• There is a limit to the number of STR permits (based on how many single-family dwellings are within Sandy City).

• Must provide a detailed parking plan.

• If you see anything suspicious, contact the Code Enforcement Division at 801568-7254.

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SENATE BILL 53 adds an increase to the fine of all speeding tickets where the cited speed is over 100 mph making the fine 150% of the Uniform Fine and Bail Schedule which outlines the fine based on the number of miles over the speed limit the individual is found guilty of. An example of this is if an individual was going 21 mph over the speed limit and cited as going 101 mph. The Uniform Fine and Bail schedule recommends a fine of $280.00, although since the speed was over 100 mph that increases the fine to $420.00.

To review the Uniform Fine and Bail Schedule go to: utcourts.gov/rules/appendices/Appendix_C/Uniform_Fine_Schedule.pdf

HR JOB CORNER Seasonal/PTNB Full-Time

• Lifeguard • Water Safety Instructor

• Street Maintenance Worker

• Parks Maintenance Worker

• City Surveyor

• Official/Referee/Scorekeeper

• GIS Coordinator

• Youth Camp Counselor I/II • Public Works Laborer

To see all available openings visit: sandy.utah.gov/jobs

TENNIS LESSONS

Sessions consist of eight lessons over two weeks, (based on instructor availability).

This is the perfect opportunity for your child to learn the fundamentals of the sport.

Lessons will focus on agility, balance, coordination of gross motor skills to accelerate skill development and basic stroke production needed to serve, rally and score.

BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL (K-5TH GRADE)

9565 S. Highland Drive, Sandy, Utah 84092 HOLIDAY HOURS

July 4 Building Hours 7 a.m.–7 p.m.

Open Plunge Hours 12 p.m. – 6 p.m Select morning classes. See website for full schedule.

July 24 Building Hours 12 p.m. – 4 p.m.

Open Plunge hours 12 p.m. – 4 p.m.

See website for full schedule.

July 25 Building Hours 5:30 a.m. – 7 p.m.

Open Plunge Hours 12 p.m. – 4 p.m.

Select morning classes. See website for full schedule.

KINDER CAMP (AGES 3-5)

The perfect camp for little ones! Each two-week session includes activities, games, arts & crafts, and a 30-minute swim lesson. Themes like pirates, reptiles, superheroes, and mad science will keep children engaged throughout the summer.

JR. LIFEGUARD

This camp is a 2-week long program for ages 9-14.

Jr. Lifeguards will receive lessons that include American Red Cross Lifeguarding techniques, CPR/AED & First Aid skills, and safety. This program is taught by American Red Cross Lifeguards, Lifeguard Instructors, and Water Safety Instructors.

We provide transportation to and from school. We also provide all day care for children when off school.

Children enjoy games, arts and crafts, field trips, homework time, snacks, and many fun activities throughout the school year.

SCHOOLS: Brookwood, Granite, Park Lane, Quail Hollow, Silver Mesa, and Willow Canyon.

KARATE

Dedicated to teaching Shotokan Karate, IMA is a family-oriented dojo offering classes to children and adults of all abilities and levels.

Friday night class at Alta Canyon Sports Center from 5-6 p.m. | imautah.com

TUMBLING

For beginner, intermediate, & advanced students ages 4-18.

Twice weekly, 4 -5 p.m.

Contact Whitney at (801) 440-8505

PLAY & LEARN PRESCHOOL

Searching for daycare or preschool for the 2022-2023 school year?

Registrations are open!

Children learn to express themselves through play, activities, and interaction with others. Through free play, group learning, and outdoor play, we offer a variety of activities to help children learn and grow as individuals. We provide a safe learning environment that allows children to be creative and build confidence.

Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. with scheduled class time.

For more information, visit our website.

PLAY-WELL TEKNOLOGY LEGO® STEM CAMPS

We strive to provide an environment where students can explore fundamental STEM concepts through play and express their creativity in ways they never thought possible.

With tens of thousands of LEGO® pieces and the guidance of our passionate instructors, the possibilities are truly endless!

O.U.T.

There’s nothing quite like exercising outside: fresh air, sunshine, and green grass.

Outdoor Ultimate Training (O.U.T.) Boot Camp is a group physical training program conducted by our personal trainer, Tess. This program is designed to build strength fitness through a variety of types of exercise.

POOLSIDE OUTDOOR PAVILIONS

Our beautiful pool is the perfect place to host birthdays, reunions, family gatherings, and friends. Our scenic backdrop and cool atmosphere will make any party a huge success. We have several options to choose from.

WATER AEROBICS

We offer four unique aquacise classes this summer. Come try Deep Water, Aqua Zumba, Splash & Grind, or Deep Water Aquacise. Look online for a complete summer schedule of classes.

SWIM LESSONS

All swim lessons are taught by American Red Cross Certified Water Safety Instructors.

Instructors teach students through a variety of games, activities, and using swim props.

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2022 BASKETBALL CAMP Camps are designed and geared for boys and girls of varying ages and abilities.

Emphasizing execution of fundamentals. Dribbling, passing, shooting, rebounding, footwork, along with offensive, defensive and team strategies.

Dates: July 18-20 (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday) Grades: 3rd-7th Times: Boys 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., Boys/Girls 1 to 4 p.m.

Location: Sandy Parks & Recreation Gym - 440 East 8680 South

PA R K S & R E C R EAT I O N

SUMMER BASEBALL – MACHINE PITCH Registration includes 8 game season, staff, uniform, equipment, field maintenance, and league operations. Games starting as early as 6 p.m. and as late as 8 p.m.

Registration Deadline: June 26 Game Beginning: July 12 Ages: 8-10 Cost: $57

SUMMER GIRLS SOFTBALL – MACHINE & PLAYER PITCH Registration includes 8 game season, staff, uniform, equipment, field maintenance, and league operations. Games starting as early as 6 p.m. and as late as 8 p.m.

Game Beginning: July 11 Ages: 8-12 Cost: $57

SUMMER CAMPS – REGISTRATION ONGOING UNTIL FULL OR START OF CAMP.

JULY HAPPENINGS (Visit our website for costs and more details) • Movies in the Park – Bring your family, friends, blankets, lawn chairs and enjoy an outdoor movie on July 8, “Luca”, at Lone Peak 10140 S. 700 E. July 15, “the Incredibles 2”, at Flat Iron Park 1700 E. 8600 S. July 29 “Harry Potter and the sorcerer’s stone”, at Alta canyon park 9565 S. 2000 E. Movies start at Dusk.

• Spock’s Skate Camp – Learn the fundamentals of skateboarding. Helmets, knee and elbow pads required. Sessions begin July 8, 15, 22 and July 29-Aug 5, 12. Camps held Fridays from 9–11 a.m. Camp costs are $65. Register online at sandy.utah.gov/registration • Food Truck Night – Every Monday night come out and enjoy the food trucks and amazing view from Amphitheater Park 9400 S. 1300 E. starts at 5 p.m.

• Adult Sand Volleyball – Regular registration deadline July 5. Late registration begins July 7. Wednesday & Thursday leagues available. Cost $40 per player.

Games starting as early as 6 p.m. Schedules runs in July and August with a tournament on August 31 and September 1. Register online at sandy.utah.gov/ registration.

• Basketball Camp Old School Fundamentals Shooting & Offensive Skills – The camp is for girls & boys grades 7-12 and taught by Barry Hecker & Quincy Lewis and is designed to improve the most important skill in basketball - SHOOTING. Camp date and time: August 1-3, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Cost: $150.

Register online at sandy.utah.gov/registration.

• Outdoor Adventure Club – Fun-filled activities will include crafts, games, and adventures. Such as go on a mini hike/walk, do a "dinosaur dig", bird watching, outdoor photography and outdoor survival skills. 2-hour sessions once a week for 3 weeks. Mondays July 11, 18, 25 and Wednesdays July 6, 13, 20. Time: 10 a.m.12 p.m. Ages: 5-9. Location: Grandpa's Pond - 900 W Shields Ln

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• Utah Elite Soccer July 11-15 and August 8-12 o Ages 4-12 o Times 8 a.m.-1:30 p.m. (times vary by age) o Cost: $45-$60 (cost varies by age) o To register: utahelitesoccer.org/sandy.html • Skyhawks Multi-Sport Camp (Soccer, Flag Football, Baseball) o Dates: 8/08/2022 - 8/12/2022 o Days: Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri o Time: 9 a.m.-3 p.m. MST o Age: 6-12 o To register: skyhawks.com

BALLOON FEST 5K Date: Time: Location:

Saturday, August 13 9 p.m.

Sandy Promenade (10200 S. Centennial Pkwy (170 West) – participants will run through RSL stadium on the route Registration Fee: $25/individual or $20/family discount Registration Deadline: August 10 at 5 p.m. in person Online Registration: Closes August 10 at 7 a.m.

Register online sandy.utah.gov/registration Late Registration: August 10-12 Online not available Late Registration Fee: $30/individual $25/family discount Packet Pickup: Friday, August 11 – Parks & Rec 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

FALL ADULT SOFTBALL LEAGUES Come play a short 8 game season. Double header leagues available.

Registration: June 6-August 11 Divisions: Mens and Coed Leagues Begin: Week of August 29 Cost: $330/team

2022 FALL SPORT REGISTRATION Sport/Programs T-Ball & Coach Pitch Recreation Soccer Flag Football

Age / Grade 4-7 Grades PreK-12 Grades 1-4

Registration Begins June 6 June 6 June 6

Reg, Deadline July 31 July 31 July 31

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River Oaks Golf Course 9300 South Riverside Drive, Sandy, Utah (801) 568-4653 Sandy.utah.gov/golf NORTH RANGE TEACHING FACILITY Ryan is a class PGA professional. He has been teaching golf for 14 years. He is a Teaching Professional at River Oaks in Sandy City. Ryan is the 2016 Utah PGA Teacher of the Year. He has certifications with the Titleist Performance Institute, Trackman, and K-Vest. His Computer Science Degree from University of Utah helps him use the most up to date technology in his lessons. Ryan teaches players of all levels from beginning juniors to professional golfers.

B A N Q U E T R O O M AT S A N D Y C I T Y

D R I V I N G R A N G E AT S A N DY C I T Y

NORTH RANGE TEACHING ACADEMY

To schedule a lesson or club fitting with Ryan, contact him at (435)-840-3102 or email ryanholtgolf@gmail.com

SUMMER GOLF ACTIVITIES • Junior Golf Classes – Taught by PGA Professionals from Inmotion Golf inmotionjuniorgolf.com • Women’s Golf Classes – Learn from professionals trained in the uniqueness of the women’s game • Golf Tournaments – Book your Company Golf Tournament Today • River Oaks Banquet Facility – Let us cater your summer party, family reunion, company party, or wedding. 19thhole@riveroaks.com

Meet Our Parks & Recreation Irrigation Team Sandy City Parks & Recreation Mission: To provide facilities, service, and programs that contribute to an aesthetically pleasing and enhance a safe environment with quality recreation, education, and cultural opportunities for the community we serve.

BY THE NUMBERS: Parks irrigation team is a part of the Parks Division and is composed of eleven employees: • 2 Supervisors • 4 Crew Leaders • Up to 5 Seasonal Employees THE IRRIGATION TEAM MANAGES: • 257 acres consisting of 67 Parks and Sites • Manage 110 streetscapes which totals 18.6 miles or 11.3 acres • Sites consist of: º 1,900 spray or rotor valves º 388 drip valves º 351,788 feet of drip lines Staff Training & Development Our staff is certified in water auditing through the State of Utah. This certification is based on providing the proper amounts of water to landscape plants and turf and allows our staff to perform water audits that measure the effectiveness of the irrigation system. Staff are also members of the Irrigation Association and have their certified Irrigation Technician license.

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location. Due to normal wear and tear, vandalism and construction related problems, we will have breakdowns in our irrigation system. We encourage citizens to report problems regarding irrigation quickly to our department.

Our policy is, if the problem cannot be fixed the same day, the zone is shut down avoiding water waste.

Use of Non-Potable Water Lone Peak Park and Crescent Park are both hooked to non-potable irrigation water which is pressurized non-treated water used for watering the grass at these large parks. We hope to use this type of water in more of our parks in the future.

Water Times Watering times for parks, streetscapes, and City buildings are usually complete by 6 a.m. In some cases, the water runs until 10 a.m. in the larger parks. Day watering only occurs during system maintenance or repairs. Our water window is from 9 p.m.–10 a.m. If you see water on after 10 a.m. please look to see if you see City personnel at the site, before calling. Our maintenance takes place from 7 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

components to fully utilize the system for greater water and cost savings. In the event of a line break in either the lateral line or mainline of the irrigation system, these components will allow the system to shut down watering on its own which will result in saving water waste due to the breaks.

These components also give them the capability of shutting down all WeatherTrak controllers during a rainstorm if the amount of rainfall warrants that. In the past it would take at least 2 staff members the better part of the entire day to drive around and shut them down whereas now it takes 1 staff member 5 minutes to complete the exact same task.

Computerized Irrigation Control It is our goal to water to ET (Evapotranspiration) giving the plant life enough water to stay lush and green while minimizing any over watering. In 2016 the Parks Department made the decision to switch the Central Control Irrigation Systems from Rainbird Maxicom to Hydropoint WeatherTrak. Currently all major city parks and streetscapes have the WeatherTrak controller portion installed with continued implementation of new

Reporting Irrigation Concerns and More Information Residents can report irrigation problems either by accessing sandy.utah.gov/cityserve or by calling the Parks Department at 801-568-2900. For commercial or residential location, please call the Water Conservation Hotline at (801) 352-4466.

• Parks info: sandy.utah.gov/1171/Parks • Water conservation info: sandy.utah.gov/692/Water-Conservation P A G E

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Sandy Police Department by the Numbers • 15: New officers hired this year • 120: Sworn Officers Positions (114 filled) • 28: Civilian Employees • 6: Animal Services Officers • 18: Active Volunteers (VIPS) • 5: Police K-9’s • 22.3 Square Miles: Coverage Area Total calls for service • 2021 – 67,825 calls for service • 2022 (Jan 1 – May 25) - 24,459 calls for service

NOW NOW NOW HIRING HIRING

Walk & Talk Community Policing • 2021 – 2,766 • 2022 (Jan 1 – May 25) – 875 Vehicle Burglaries • 2021 – 860 calls • 2022 – (Jan 1 – Jun 1) - 165 calls

HIRING

Vehicle Theft • 2021 – 351 calls • 2022 – (Jan 1 – Jun 1) - 124 calls

CROSSING CROSSING GUARDSGUARDS

CROSSING GUARDS

Residential & Business Burglaries • 2021 – 322 calls • 2022 – (Jan 1 – Jun 1) - 98 calls

$ 15/hour part-time 15/hour part-time position position

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Traffic Accidents • 2021 – 1678 calls • 2022 – (Jan 1 – Jun 1) - 660 calls

CONTACT: JANICE PARKER

(801) 783-0414

APPLY: sandy.utah.gov/policejobs APPLY: sandy.utah.gov/policejobs

Social Media Followers • IG – 1,445 • FB – 3,600 • Twitter – 2,600 • Nextdoor – 20,100

sandy.utah.gov/citizenconnect

ONE PLACE TO CONNECT WITH SANDY

In an effort to better communicate with you, we ask that you engage with us on our channels. @SandyCityUtah on Social

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CONTACT: CONTACT: JANICE PARKER JANICE PARKER

15/hour position (801)part-time 783-0414 (801) 783-0414

APPLY: sandy.utah.gov/policejobs

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2022 Overlay PROJECT

Know the laws and restriction for this summer visit: sandy.utah.gov/ fireworks

This year’s overlay project is on 1300 East between Creek Road and High Point Pkwy (8020 South). Work includes edge milling, end milling, asphalt paving and modifications to the lane striping configuration. There will be some sidewalk and pedestrian ramp replacement to fix broken concrete and tripping hazards and update the ramps to ADA compliance. Also included is utility raising and minor landscaping.

Concrete work is planned to start at the end of June with paving operations taking place in mid-July.

SANDY CITY CALENDAR OF EVENTS

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Jul 5-6

Regina Spektor

8 p.m.

Sandy Amphitheater

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Jul 7

Babysitting Academy

9 a.m.- 12 p.m.

Station 31: 9010 S 150 E

sandy.utah.gov/fire

Jul 7

Yoga in the Park

8-9 p.m.

Sandy Amphitheater Park

sandy.utah.gov/summeryoga

Jul 8

Cody Jinks

5:30 p.m.

Sandy Amphitheater

sandyamp.com

Jul 13

Trampled By Turtles

7 p.m.

Sandy Amphitheater

sandyamp.com

Jul 14

Yoga in the Park

8-9 p.m.

Sandy Amphitheater Park

sandy.utah.gov/summeryoga

Jul 15

Movies in the Park

7:30 p.m.

Flat Iron Park

sandy.utah.gov/movies

Jul 21

Yoga in the Park

8-9 p.m.

Sandy Amphitheater Park

sandy.utah.gov/summeryoga

Jul 22

David Gray

7 p.m.

Sandy Amphitheater

sandyamp.com

Jul 28

Babysitting Academy

9 a.m.- 12 p.m.

Station 31: 9010 S 150 E

sandy.utah.gov/fire

Jul 28

Yoga in the Park

8-9 p.m.

Sandy Amphitheater Park

sandy.utah.gov/summeryoga

Jul 29

Home Free

7:30 p.m.

Sandy Amphitheater

sandyamp.com

Jul 29

Movies in the Park

7:30 p.m.

Alta Canyon Park

sandy.utah.gov/movies

Jul 29-Aug 13

Crazy for You

7:30 p.m.

The Theater at Mount Jordan

sandyarts.com

Aug 1

Little Feat

7 p.m.

Sandy Amphitheater

sandyamp.com

Aug 2

Junior Firefighter Academy

9 a.m.- 12 p.m.

Station 31: 9010 S 150 E

sandy.utah.gov/fire

Aug 3

The Dead South

7 p.m.

Sandy Amphitheater

sandyamp.com

Aug 4

Yoga in the Park

8-9 p.m.

Sandy Amphitheater Park

sandy.utah.gov/summeryoga

Aug 6

Mat & Savanna

7 p.m.

Sandy Amphitheater

sandyamp.com

Aug 9

Lukas Nelson & POTR

7:30 p.m.

Sandy Amphitheater

sandyamp.com

Aug 11

Yoga in the Park

8-9 p.m.

Sandy Amphitheater Park

sandy.utah.gov/summeryoga

Aug 12

Whiskey Myers

6 p.m.

Sandy Amphitheater

sandyamp.com

Aug 15

Collective Soul & Switchfoot

6:30 p.m.

Sandy Amphitheater

sandyamp.com

Aug 16

Mt. Joy

7 p.m.

Sandy Amphitheater

sandyamp.com

Aug 17

First Aid, CPR and AED Class

9 a.m.- 1 p.m.

Station 31: 9010 S 150 E

sandy.utah.gov/fire

Aug 18

Andy Grammer & Fitz and the Tantrums

6 p.m.

Sandy Amphitheater

sandyamp.com

Aug 24

First Aid, CPR and AED Class

6-10 p.m.

Station 31: 9010 S 150 E

sandy.utah.gov/fire

Aug 24

Free - International Folk Festival

8 p.m.

Sandy Amphitheater

sandyamp.com

Aug 25

Elvis Costello

7 p.m.

Sandy Amphitheater

sandyamp.com

Aug 26

Imagine+

7:30 p.m.

Sandy Amphitheater

sandyamp.com

Aug 30

Robert Plant & Alison Krauss

7 p.m.

Sandy Amphitheater

sandyamp.com

All events subject to change due to COVID-19. Go to sandy.utah.gov for more events.

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