Greg Montgomery
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 4
- Total speaking time
- 0:34
- Avg per meeting
- 0:09
- Segments
- 14
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Top issues during term (20)
West Harrisville Road Widening and Design
Project costs are supported by external grant funding awarded through regional transportation planning.
Ordinance 575 Master Development Agreement for 640 W Harrisville Rd
Potential increased infrastructure costs and drainage management expenses for the city and affected property owners.
Tree Removal and Replacement Ordinances
Tree purchases and urban forestry management budgeted by staff.
Animal Control Services Interlocal Agreement
Approximately $21,000 to $22,000 annually for contracted animal control services.
Ben Lohman Views Residential Layout Redesign
Generates new housing inventory and fee revenue for the city.
Detached Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) and Land Use Code Updates
Affects future residential development costs and property standards in Harrisville.
Fiscal Year Budget and Truth in Taxation
Impacts all city departments, property tax rates, and reserve fund balances across the municipal budget.
Citywide Sidewalk Repair and Maintenance Policy
Initial software cost of $8,154 plus future repair and equipment allocations.
Wing Drone Delivery Facility Site Plan at Walmart
Private investment by Wing and Walmart to establish delivery infrastructure.
Mixed-Use Commercial and Residential Development at 2440 North Highway 89
Project will generate municipal property and sales tax revenues while requiring frontage road upgrades.
Infrastructure, Storm Drainage, and Growth Density
Substantial long-term infrastructure costs and impact fee revenues for the city.
Neighborhood Block Party Policy
Event organizers may incur nominal costs for obtaining single-day event liability insurance policies.
Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) Regulations
None directly reported at this stage.
Farm Stand and Agricultural Retail Regulations
Negligible financial impact on city operations.
Pioneer Elementary Fall Festival
Minor use of remaining America 250 funds for public safety and administrative support.
North Valley Bible Church Modular Classroom Expansion
None to city finances.
Walmart Automated Drone Delivery Service Nest
Minor commercial investment by private entities.
Sticks and Tree Phase B FEMA LOMAR Status
Unlocks residential building permits upon federal floodplain map updates.
Sunflower Residential Subdivision Development
Developer will fund required off-site storm drain and roadway utility improvements.
City Complex Detention Basin
The contract was awarded for $139,398.92, funded through stormwater impact fees.
Decisions during term (134)
Recorded while Montgomery was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Approval of September 9, 2026 Meeting Minutes
Preliminary and Final Site Plan Amendment for Harrisville Retail Subdivision Lot #1
CONSENT APPROVAL – of Planning Commission meeting minutes from September 9, 2026.
ADJOURN
Adjournment
Ben Lohman Views Phase Modification and Final Plat Discussion
Approval of August 5, 2026 Meeting Minutes
Negative Recommendation for Ordinance 575 (640 W Harrisville Rd)
Preliminary Plat Approval for Dixon Creek 2B
CONSENT APPROVAL – of Planning Commission meeting minutes from August 5, 2026.
ADJOURN
Approval of August 11, 2026 Meeting Minutes
Adoption of Ordinance 569; Land Use and ADU Amendments
Adoption of Resolution 26-24; Special Event Policy and Permit
Approval of Meeting Minutes
Adoption of Ordinance 573 (Produce Stands)
Approval of City Complex Detention Basin Contract
Adoption of Resolution 26-22 (Property Tax Rate)
Adoption of Resolution 26-23 (FY 2027 Final Budget)
Tableing of Resolution 26-24 (Special Event Policy/Permit)
Voting record (41)
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Council Member Montgomery made a motion to approve the meeting minutes for August 11, 2026 with revisions
Council Member Wilhelmsen motioned to adjourn the meeting
Council Member Hadley made a motion to adopt Resolution 26-24, Special Event Policy/Permit, with the revisions and guidance discussed by the Council, including clarifying that a permit is required for
Council Member Wilhelmsen made a motion to adopt Ordinance 569; Land Use Amendments
Council Member Hadley motioned to enter a Closed Executive Session for the purposes described UCA § 52-4-205(1)(c); strategy session to discuss pending or reasonable imminent litigation and UCA § 52-4
Council Member Hadley motioned to adjourn the meeting
Council Member Christensen made a motion to approve Ordinance 569; with the addition of certificates and the list of changes taken by Sarah Wichern
Council Member Prall motioned to adjourn a Closed Executive Session for the purposes described UCA § 52-4-205(1)(c); strategy session to discuss pending or reasonable imminent litigation and UCA § 52-
Adoption of Ordinance 569; Land Use and ADU Amendments
Adoption of Resolution 26-24; Special Event Policy and Permit
Adoption of Ordinance 573 (Produce Stands)
Approval of City Complex Detention Basin Contract
Adoption of Resolution 26-22 (Property Tax Rate)
Adoption of Resolution 26-23 (FY 2027 Final Budget)
Purchase of Light Poles for Public Safety/City Hall
Enbridge Service Line Agreement
Resolution 26-02: Interlocal Agreement for Animal Control Services
Resolution 26-19: Low Voltage IT Services for Public Safety/City Hall
Appointment to Fill Mid-Term City Council Vacancy
Resolution 26-20: Weber County Survey Services Interlocal Agreement
Change Orders and Change Order Process for City Hall and Police Department
Expressed concern over lacking sufficient time to study the procedural changes and wanting closer oversight of larger expenditures.
Furniture, Fixtures, and Equipment (FF&E) Approval
Expressed concern that total project costs are creeping closer to the $12 million threshold when combining construction, furniture, and other additions.
Enbridge Service Main Extension Contract
Resolution 26-16: FY 2025-26 Budget Amendment
Resolution 26-18: Property Tax Levies and Truth in Taxation
Resolution 26-15: Interim Budget Adoption
Adopt Resolution 2613 Creating Community Events Committee
I really feel that that advisory committee should be the citizens or not have a council member be the director of it.