Cal Roberts
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 8
- Total speaking time
- 51:13
- Avg per meeting
- 6:24
- Segments
- 754
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Top issues during term (20)
zoning change
This could save homeowners big bucks by providing extra rental income or housing for family.
flood prevention
This could save the city big bucks by reducing flood damage costs.
community garden
This could save you money on groceries and might even lower the city's food assistance costs.
mine expansion
This could bring in more tax revenue for Draper, but also might lead to higher costs for infrastructure and environmental management.
city official profile
There is no direct cost to residents, as this is a standard administrative resource for city government.
election interference
It's hard to say if this will cost anyone money, but shady tactics can definitely shake up who wins and how city funds are spent.
park closure
Taxpayers will likely foot the bill for the cleanup and any necessary repairs to the park's infrastructure.
memorial monument
This could cost the city some cash, but it's a one-time expense for a lasting tribute.
transportation regulations
This could save or cost you money, depending on whether you use scooters or e-bikes.
legal dispute
This could mean more jobs and economic growth for Draper, but also potential costs for the city in managing land use changes.
emergency declaration
This could cost the city big bucks for cleanup and repairs, so your tax dollars might be stretched thin.
public safety incident
This could cost the city more in police resources and investigations.
public safety and land use
While there's no direct cost to taxpayers yet, city staff time spent debunking rumors is a drain on resources that could be used elsewhere.
snow removal
This won't cost you a dime—it's just about saving time and hassle!
open space preservation
This could mean more tax dollars going toward land acquisition and maintenance, but it might also boost property values.
planning commission recap
While no direct costs were announced, future zoning changes could impact property values and local development fees.
public facility closure
The city will likely have to foot the bill for repairs and cleanup to get the park back in shape.
population projections
Expect your property taxes or utility fees to potentially rise as the city scrambles to fund new infrastructure projects to keep up with the growth.
building safety and code enforcement
Homeowners could be looking at massive repair bills or plummeting property values if these structural issues turn out to be widespread.
council member announcement
This news could mean changes to city budgets and spending, but it's too early to tell.
Decisions during term (0)
Recorded while Roberts was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
No decisions found.