Kendalyn Harris
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 29
- Total speaking time
- 4:22:07
- Avg per meeting
- 9:02
- Segments
- 4201
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Top issues during term (20)
South Davis Greenway Project
Estimated Bountiful segment construction cost is approximately $22 million, potentially funded through the Utah Trail Network without local match requirements, though ongoing maintenance costs remain a city obligation.
Main Street Traffic Safety
Future safety mitigations could impact city transportation and public safety budgets.
Commercial Property Redevelopment
Private commercial investment on a long-vacant city-sold parcel.
Echo Power Line Fire Damage
An unbudgeted expenditure of $235,618 for High Country Inc. cleanup services.
Infrastructure and Utility Budgeting
Contract awarded based on unit pricing; supports annual utility replacement budget.
Land Use Code Compliance
The financial impact is currently unknown.
public transit expansion
The project relies on a mix of federal funding and local matches from Davis County and other partners.
Event Permitting Ordinance
None.
Multi-Family Development Standards
None directly from code amendments.
South Davis Recreation District Agreement
Sets the annual service fee billed to the recreation district at $238,000 for administrative and maintenance services.
UDOT I-15 Reconstruction Utility Relocation and Engineering
Cumulative expenditures across multiple agenda items exceed $300,000 for engineering, poles, and electrical equipment.
Mixed-Use Zoning Expansion
The project could increase local tax revenue through new development.
flood control
The changes are expected to be budget-neutral for the city.
Healthy Utah Community Designation
Minimal, as the city plans to leverage existing programs.
municipal broadband
The project is meeting its financial benchmarks with a 6.2% take rate, aiming for a 40% break-even point by 2030.
employment policy
Minimal administrative cost for training and implementation.
homelessness policy
The program utilizes existing event centers and volunteer support.
Home Occupation Regulations
None.
Legislative Audit Authority (SB 154)
The time spent by city leadership at the capitol is an investment in protecting local policy control.
I-15 Interchange Landscaping
UDOT is responsible for 100% of relocation costs for city utilities under state law.
Decisions during term (163)
Recorded while Harris was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.