Perry Oaks
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 23
- Total speaking time
- 1:30:17
- Avg per meeting
- 3:56
- Segments
- 1749
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Top issues during term (18)
Westside Fire Station Bond
Determined by future bond sizing and architectural estimates.
Detached ADU Regulations
New regulations could impact property values and housing availability in the city.
FY2027 Property Tax Increase
Approximately $76.65 annually for the average homeowner with a $711,000 property.
Municipal Code Updates
Adjusts fees for public records requests to recover administrative and staff processing costs.
City Center Small Area Plan
Will guide future municipal infrastructure investments and private development opportunities.
Historic Church Preservation
Initial contract costs for feasibility studies, with potential future capital bonding offset by projected event revenues of approximately $170,000 annually.
FY 2027 RDA Budget Planning
The budget is set at $132,000, which is consistent with the previous year's modified budget.
Sunset Equestrian Center Future
The property owner claims the business is not profitable, while residents argue the center is a vital community asset.
public safety
The city is maintaining its current service model to avoid external provider costs.
Davis Tech Traffic and Expansion
Potential future costs for traffic calming measures or road improvements.
Water Conservation Planning
The city expects to receive a $15,000 grant to cover consulting costs for this project.
homeless services zoning
Compliance is necessary to ensure the city remains eligible for certain state funding.
Mutual Aid Concerns with Farmington
The city is effectively subsidizing emergency services for neighboring jurisdictions.
homeless shelter zoning
The county is currently evaluating costs for future cold-weather shelter operations.
flood mitigation
Fines are set by the state and are restricted to use for stormwater education and outreach.
public property vandalism
Taxpayers are going to foot the bill for these expensive repairs and the extra police patrols.
public safety staffing
You’ll likely see a bump in city spending or taxes to cover the cost of hiring and training new firefighters.
public safety equipment
It’s an investment in public safety that aims to prevent costly property damage and improve emergency outcomes.
Decisions during term (109)
Recorded while Oaks was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Consent Agenda (Items 5A-F)
Adoption of Utah Wildland Urban Interface Code
2025 Kaysville City Water Conservation Plan
General Plan Amendment (Chapter 6: Water Use and Preservation)
General Plan Amendment: Water Use and Preservation
Approval of November 13, 2025, Minutes
Consent Agenda Item 4A
Move Wildland Urban Interface Code to Action Item
Appointment of Historic Preservation Commission Members
Ordinance Amending Titles VI, VIII, IX, and XVIII
Conditional Use Permit for Chef Tyler Cooks, LLC
Approval of October 9, 2025, Minutes
Consent Agenda Approval
FY26 Consolidated Fee Schedule Amendment (EV Charging)
Massage Establishment Ordinance
Public Works Ordinance Updates
Appointment of Jeramy Burkinshaw to Planning Commission
Continue Request to November 13
Conditional Use Permit for Rhino Landscape and Design
Approval of September 25 Minutes
Voting record (4)
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