Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Clearfield City public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
13 issues
Fiber Internet Expansion
The city is negotiating a 15-year franchise agreement with Comcast to manage how the company uses public rights-of-way for cable and internet services.
Davis County Supportive Housing Zoning Amendment
Davis County is asking the city to apply a supportive housing overlay to a 4.25-acre parcel at 1230 East 1450 South to build housing and services for homeless individuals.
Community Event Planning
The commission will review the success of the recent Howl-O-Ween event and plan ahead for the Holiday House Decorating Contest. These seasonal programs encourage community participation and family engagement across Clearfield.
R.C. Park Design Review and Park Watch Program
Commissioners will discuss their park inspection assignments and introduce new members to the Park Watch program. This ensures local parks are regularly monitored for maintenance needs and community safety.
Regional Transportation and Interchange Planning
City leaders are coordinating with UDOT and military partners on major roadway overhauls, including a proposed single-point urban interchange at 650 North to handle traffic growth.
Proposed Updates to Council Rules of Order and Planning Commission Bylaws
Clearfield is updating its city code to match new state laws regarding how the planning commission operates. This ensures local rules on appointments, procedures, and duties stay legally compliant.
Code Compliance and Property Maintenance
The city handles about 30 code cases a week, working to keep neighborhoods tidy and address repeat property violations using compliance software and default judgments.
United Against Hate Week Proclamation
The city is considering a proclamation to join national and state efforts in rejecting hate and promoting mutual respect among all residents.
Economic Strategy and High-Tech Industry Readiness
The council explored a forward-looking economic strategy focused on attracting robotics, physical AI, and defense suppliers rather than traditional big-box retail.
Regulations for Large-Load Power and Water Users
The council is discussing what kind of rules to set for heavy utility users, like data centers, under a temporary freeze. They need to decide how to handle high water and power demands while balancing economic growth and infrastructure limits.
Home Occupation Dog Grooming Permit
A resident is seeking permission to operate a dog grooming business out of an accessory shed at their home on 1000 West. The commission will review potential impacts like noise, traffic, and neighborhood compatibility.
Park Amenity Cancellation
Salt Lake City bailed on building the promised outdoor pool at Glendale Regional Park, leaving west-side residents hanging without the amenity they were counting on. It's a major letdown for a neighborhood that was explicitly promised this upgrade.
Clearfield Civic & Town Center Planning
The city is working on plans for a new Civic & Town Center, which will shape the downtown area and local public spaces. This work meeting lets council members review ideas and community input from recent design workshops.