Sandy Hills Community Council

y. During the course of this meeting in 2008, with the help of officials from neighboring community councils, we were able to resurrect the Sandy Hill’s Community Council. The Sandy Hill’s Community was actually incorporated by a few individuals back in Oct 2001. However, the non-profit corporation failed to renew its license and let it expire in Oct 2003. The residents who were present at this meeting made the decision based upon the result of a mandated survey proposed by the State Legislature: To respond and implement the desires of the majority of residents and property owners residing in these unincorporated areas. At this meeting, an election was held and our Community Council was created. Nominations and elections of officers were established. This newly elected Community Council consists of local volunteers who represent your political subdivisions and will have the job of establishing a strong and united foundation working hand in hand with the Salt Lake County Government. Sandy Hill’s Community Council will represent 5 areas known as “Districts” of unincorporated Salt Lake County and the council will consist of 5 district representatives and 4 “At Large” Representatives. The survey established a strong and overwhelming desire to remain in “Unincorporated Salt Lake County”. Continued efforts will be made with the state Legislature to develop a feasible implemented plan to carry into effect the results of this survey. Again, the Sandy Hills Community Council (SHCC), will meet as a board once a month on the second Wednesday at approx. 7:00 pm at a public venue (Sandy Library 1300 East 10100 South) All are welcome to attend.