Utah Record
Brigham City
IH

Isaac Herbert

Planning Commissioner

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2

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Meetings spoken in
7
Total speaking time
6:21
Avg per meeting
0:54
Segments
109

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Voting record (10)

6 yes4 no

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Voted yesAug 18, 2026

Application #26-076: Permitted Use Permit for Brigham City Fueling Center

Voted noJul 21, 2026

Commissioner Coppieters moved that the Planning Commission, acting as the recommending body to the City, recommend approval of application #26-054 as presented, including zoning the Roberts property e

Voted noJul 21, 2026

Application #26-054 / Zoning Map Amendment for Annexation Area

Stated that property owners should retain the ability to decide whether to participate in annexation and referenced the Olson property as an example.

Voted yesApr 21, 2026

Application #26-034: School Sports Subdivision (Brigham City School Subdivision)

Voted yesApr 21, 2026

Commissioner Constantineu moved that the Planning Commission, acting as the recommending body to the City Council, recommend approval of application #26-034 subject to Staff comments, Findings of Fact

Voted yesApr 7, 2026

Continuation / Application #26-014 / Preliminary Plat / Heron Ridge Subdivision

Voted yesApr 7, 2026

Continuation / Application #26-015 / Preliminary Plat / Sandpiper Meadows Subdivision

Voted yesMar 17, 2026

Application # 26-014 / Heron Ridge Subdivision Preliminary Plat

Voted noMar 3, 2026

that the Planning Commission, acting as the recommending body to the City Council, recommend approval of Application #26-016 subject to Staff comments, Findings of Fact, and stipulations as noted

Voted noMar 3, 2026

Recommendation of Approval for Application #26-016 (General Plan Amendment)

Concerns about traffic access to SR-13, the proximity of residential development to the railroad corridor, and whether the property should remain designated for industrial uses.

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