Bryn Heather Johnson
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- Meetings spoken in
- 51
- Total speaking time
- 2:29:58
- Avg per meeting
- 2:56
- Segments
- 2760
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Council Member Bryn Heather Johnson on the recordAI-generated · 7 meetingsCouncil Member Bryn Heather Johnson has consistently prioritized urban planning, traffic management, and the preservation of community character through her active scrutiny of development agreements and site plans. She frequently advocates for pedestrian connectivity, environmental considerations like landscaping, and the mitigation of traffic congestion related to schools and residential projects. Notable throughout her recent tenure is her balanced approach to infrastructure, where she has supported projects like the TRSSD streetlight initiative and historical mountain markers while simultaneously challenging high-density setbacks and advocating for rigorous property access standards. Her legislative work reflects a focus on city regulatory clarity, as seen in her participation in boundary adjustments and committee structure definitions.
Top issues during term (14)(Environment)
General Plan Water Conservation Element
Potential future costs associated with hiring conservation interns or establishing dedicated conservation teams.
Water Connection Requirements for Plat Amendments
Potential impact on development costs and timelines for private property owners.
Water Conservation and Drought Response
Potential financial penalties of a 25% surcharge for water usage exceeding 110% of contract volume.
flood prevention
This could save the city big bucks by reducing flood damage costs.
stormwater management
Unknown, but developers are required to pay for necessary drainage infrastructure.
environmental protection
The landlord spent $5,500 on wall sealing and HVAC upgrades to address neighbor concerns.
water advisory
This could cost residents extra for bottled water or filters while the issue is unresolved.
water rate increase
This could cost the average household an extra $20 per month, adding up over time.
water contamination
This could cost Draper big bucks in emergency fixes and bottled water for residents.
Sewer infrastructure
The closure likely cost local businesses some lost revenue, but now they can get back to making money.
water rate change
This could mean higher monthly water bills for Draper residents.
water rates
This rate hike could cost the average household an extra $20 per month.
water quality
This saves residents money by cutting out the cost of bottled water.
environmental health
This could mean higher healthcare costs for Draper as more people get sick from contaminated food.
Moved or seconded (4)
Motions Johnson personally put forward or seconded. Attribution comes from the minutes; where the minutes name somebody we cannot match to the roster we leave it out rather than guess, so this is a floor, not a total.
- secondedpassed 4-02026-02-10
Councilmember F. Lowry motioned to go into a closed meeting to discuss the purchase, exchange or lease of real property and security systems.
- secondedpassed2025-07-15
Motion: Approval of the June 17, 2025 Community Reinvestment Agency Meeting Minutes
Title matched to the agenda, not quoted from the motion
- secondedpassed2025-06-17
Action Item: Approval of Resolution CRA #25-04
Title matched to the agenda, not quoted from the motion
- secondedpassed 5-02025-06-17
Board Member T. Lowery moved to adjourn the CRA meeting and return to regular Council meeting.
Decisions during term (0)
Recorded while Johnson was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
No decisions found matching Environment.
Voting record (0)(Environment)
No votes found matching Environment.