Brittany Skinner
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Top issues during term (12)(Development)
Alington Flex Homes PUD at 948 East Main Street
Homes starting near $350,000 could expand attainable homeownership in Grantsville.
Alington PUD density and cumulative growth impacts
50% of the extra density granted would carry moderate-income housing deed restrictions, which could affect the project's price points and the city's housing obligations.
Provident Business Park concept at 200 N Hwy 138
A new business park could broaden the city's commercial tax base, though specific figures aren't yet available.
Alington PUD density, buffering and compatibility
The developer cited roughly $780,000 in required UDOT intersection improvements plus about $1.5 million in infrastructure before construction, and offered to install a 12-inch waterline the city wants.
Animal encounters facility at 31 N Cloward Court
The applicant avoids an estimated $50,000 paving cost; no city funds are involved.
Alington Subdivision PUD and Master Development Agreement
The developer pays its own legal and infrastructure costs, but the scale of the project will shape impact-fee revenue and service demands for decades.
Matthews Meadows Phase 2 Plat Extension
About $24,700 in outstanding open space fees plus bonding requirements are tied up until the plat is recorded.
Highlands phasing flexibility and sewer capacity
PID financing is required for major infrastructure; the capacity reservation doesn't waive impact fees or connection charges.
Sun Sage Terrace phases 3-6 lot sizes and roadway dedications
The city gains roughly 139 additional lots and major roadway right-of-way without direct cost.
Affordable housing in Grantsville
Proposed entry prices of roughly $320,000-$350,000 versus much higher costs for large-lot homes.
Proposed nuclear lifecycle innovation campus work session
Falcons Landing Master Development Agreement and Wild Rose Drive extension
The waived open-space fee was estimated at less than $10,000.
Decisions during term (7)
Recorded while Skinner was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Deseret Subdivision Master Development Agreement
Resolution 2026-62 — Alington Master Development Agreement (tabled)
Ordinance 2026-27 — Alington Planned Unit Development (tabled)
Resolution 2026-62 — Alington Master Development Agreement (tabled)
Ordinance 2026-27 / Resolution 2026-62 — Alington PUD and Development Agreement (948 E Main St)
Falcons Landing Master Development Agreement
Alington Master Development Agreement
Voting record (5)(Development)
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