Randy's last day as custodian Univ. of Utah
Craig's last day at Cities of Midvale & Holladay
The following is a wonderful "resolution" document, framed and given to us from city officials.
City of Holladay
Resolution Recognizing H. Craig
Hall for Dedicated Years of Service
as City attorney for the City
of Holladay
Whereas, the 20th day of
June, 2014, marks the end of the service of H. Craig Hall as City Attorney for
the City of Holladay; and
Whereas, during his more than thirty years of dedicated public service for the
City of Holladay and for other Utah municipalities and other public entities,
he has witnessed Utah’s municipalities experiencing rapid growth and some of
the best and worst of economic times, and, undoubtedly “seen and done it all”
in his many years of service; and
Whereas, Craig has served the City of Holladay
for twelve years under Mayors Larkin, Webb and Dahle, which have become defining
years for the City, and, during that period given critical leadership and
advice to the City in the difficult and controversial change in Holladay’s form of government; and
Whereas, he has provided the City of
Holladay key guidance and experience in the adoption of numerous plans,
ordinances, resolutions and projects, in the community such as the Holladay
Village, Cottonwood Mall site, Canyon Slope Square, Holladay Elementary to City
Hall conversion, Fire Station, Knudsen Park, Millrock area, among many others, and
has worked cooperatively with members of the municipal council, planning
commission, staff and the residents in the realization of a mature, respected,
desirable City in the Salt Lake Valley; and
Whereas, he has displayed his ability to be
a skillful negotiator in pursuing the City’s best interests and additionally
has provided necessary training for the City’s employees, Council, boards and
commissions regarding accurate, transparent, fair and good government; and
Whereas, Craig is a unique man of
many talents and experiences and has
spent a lifetime devoted to his family
and volunteering his energy to the mentoring of troubled youth, providing
leadership in ecclesiastical positions, the Boy Scouts, Community Action
Program, Head Start, and other benevolent program providers; and
Whereas, Craig is also a man of many
interests and expertise in photography, horseback riding, cycling, hunting and
fishing, travel, boating to name just a few;
and whereas, Craig will be missed by his associates at the City of
Holladay and his successors will have “big shoes to fill”; and
Whereas,
Craig took on the personal crusade to champion the development and adoption of a bee keeping
ordinance for the City. The sweet fruits of his labor will be sorely
missed;
Now Therefore Let it be Resolved by
the Holladay City Council that H. Craig Hall be commended for his more than twelve
years of dedicated, appointed service to the citizens, employees, City Council
and other boards and commissions of the City of Holladay;
Be it Further Resolved that the
elected officials of the City, it citizens and employees wish H. Craig Hall and
his family good health, happiness and success in his pursuit of service in the
realm of international law outside of the boundaries of the United States in Brazil
and all future endeavors.
City of Holladay
City Council
Robert
M. Dahle, Mayor Lynn H. Pace, District
Two
Sabrina
R. Petersen, District One Patricia
Pignanelli, District Three
Steven H. Gunn, District Four J. James Palmer, Jr., District Five
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