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Police Chief Haight told the council the department already operates a narcotics detection canine program and wants to add a specialty dog trained to detect vaping products in schools. The department selected a vendor that raises and begins training Labrador retrievers; the animals receive more than a year of initial training, spend time with a family, and then attend POST (Peace Officer Standards and Training) certification, a 10-week course. Staff said the next POST course is in April, and the timing requires spending the donated funds in the current fiscal year if the city wants the dog in place for the coming school year.

Chief Haight said donations already held by the department would fund the start-up costs, and the school resource officer at Springville High School would serve as the handler. The chief described the program as focused on school health: when the dog alerts, staff would connect students to substance-abuse resources rather than pursue criminal charges. \"If we can prevent the students from bringing the vapes to school, then that will help curtail the spread,\" Chief Haight said.

Council members asked about the type of dog and where it could be used. Haight said the vendor breeds Labradors and that, although the SRO at the high school would be the primary handler, the city could explore using the canine at other schools or in neighboring jurisdictions if permitted. He also said Springville High School has a full-time student substance abuse advocate who would be available to help students identified through the program.

A council member moved to approve Resolution No. 2025-08; another member seconded. The council then adopted the resolution by roll-call vote with recorded yes votes from Craig, Jake, Logan, Mindy and Mike. The mayor asked the chief to provide updates to the council on the program's progress.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Springville City Council Meeting/ Planning Commission","oneSentenceSummary","Springville City Council approved Resolution No. 2025-08 to use existing donated funds to purchase and begin training a vape-detection canine for local schools, with the high school SRO assigned as handler and an emphasis on connecting students to recovery services rather than criminal prosecution.","taxTitle","Springville City Council, Springville, Utah County, Utah","taxId",67731,"location","Utah","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6634895,"Council adopts ordinance allowing some corner-lot setbacks to be measured from back of sidewalk",558,869000,1427000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2656571-76b92da65ccf15fceb587965e2b313b8&start=869&end=1427","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2656571-76b92da65ccf15fceb587965e2b313b8/thumbnail_869000.jpg","/articles/6634895/Utah/Council-adopts-ordinance-allowing-some-corner-lot-setbacks-to-be-measured-from-back-of-sidewalk","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6634895-27f7c3187abb94a352bbbc8fdf5b5f2c/orig.mp4?Expires=1770443100&Signature=NYoza8TXT6jRfL6cmSJ6ZiNQn1~EEHGfs1oN6EYa~KaRnJgFm5fPSU7Yf7AruYmbWSWfGz03n5jiUXYPYT7FxA8IYFatGt2xb5T8ExwPUj9zAv12Lbz0A97on7fDU8vXSRb4KM3U2rzlVmdzcFWGrJ2xbcBusy5YDNMCVux5K0J5LjSCXxshW0guWwFvKcyM50nQOuvQ54UQ3egMHYcc60NnS7EmIpDAAm18w2NEML9Q4KOhqxfz94~chqdnpP361KtXhaPqJFKnG46mKjYO-aD6HXAL77oGQkOwUM3473dpncUrprgqLUQ-m4rGS0CGQ-jxysTohqRIem1i6ihPuw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Springville City Council on an undisclosed date approved Ordinance No. 05-2025, amending Section 11-4-404 of the Springville City Code to permit measurement of residential side-yard setbacks from the back of sidewalk where the city owns the right-of-way between the sidewalk and the property line.

City planning staff told the council the change is intended to address situations where a property owner maintains and uses the area within the city's right-of-way but the official property line sits several feet behind the sidewalk, producing an effective setback substantially larger than the code's standard. Carla, a staff member presenting the item, said the revision will provide consistency by adding a code provision rather than handling such cases individually.

Carla said one recently reviewed property had a boundary line about 12 feet behind the back of the sidewalk, which effectively increased a 15-foot setback to roughly 27 to 30 feet. Under the ordinance, qualifying corner lots may measure the standard setback from the back of sidewalk provided the finished building is at least 5 feet inside the property boundary, preserving a buffer if the city later needs the right-of-way. \"This allows property owners where they're already taking care of the property to measure from back of sidewalk,\" Carla said.

Staff described several conditions for eligibility: the rule applies only to corner lots; the adjacent street and sidewalk must be complete to the city's designated street standard; there must be no planned change to that right-of-way in the next 20 years; and property owners must already be maintaining the area. City staff said the provision was drafted by the city attorney to maintain the city's long-term transportation needs while restoring reasonable use to affected homeowners.

A council member moved to approve Ordinance No. 05-2025; another council member seconded. The council took a roll-call vote. Council members recorded on the roll call — Mike, Jake, Logan, Mindy and Craig — voted yes and the ordinance passed.

The change amends the setback language in Title 11 (residential development code) and applies only in the narrow circumstances described in the ordinance. City staff said they will apply the new rule case by case under the ordinance conditions and maintain maps and examples showing where the change applies.","Springville City Council approved Ordinance No. 05-2025 to let qualifying corner-lot homeowners measure certain residential side-yard setbacks from the back of the sidewalk rather than from the property line, subject to conditions intended to preserve city right-of-way for future transportation needs.","actionData","errors"]

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