Michelle Stallings
About
Michelle Stallings' campaign focuses on supporting economic development and infrastructure improvements. She advocates for projects that bring major retailers and housing to Lehi, as well as supports solutions like the Utah Lake north shore freeway to address traffic congestion. Her priorities include fostering growth and enhancing the city's infrastructure.
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Campaign promises (2)
- developmentSupport development projects that bring major retailers like Whole Foods and high-density housing to Lehi.Related votes
- infrastructureAdvocate for infrastructure improvements, such as the Utah Lake north shore freeway to address traffic issues.Related votes
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 57
- Total speaking time
- 13:27:25
- Avg per meeting
- 14:10
- Segments
- 12617
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Voice summary
Council Member Michelle Stallings on the recordAI-generated · 8 meetingsCouncil Member Michelle Stallings consistently champions fiscal conservatism, frequently challenging tax increases and advocating for greater operational efficiency to protect residents from financial burdens. Throughout her tenure, she has demonstrated a keen focus on oversight, specifically regarding the allocation of grant funds, the management of municipal reserves, and the potential tax implications of development agreements like the Thanksgiving Point project. She prioritizes essential infrastructure, such as sidewalk improvements and trail access, while regularly scrutinizing development proposals to ensure they align with voter mandates and budgetary constraints.
Top issues during term (20)(General)
Municipal Fiber Network Expansion and Bonding
The network's debt service is currently supported by sales and franchise tax revenues, with projections indicating complete coverage from fiber revenues by 2030.
property donation
Since it's a donation, taxpayers get a sweet new park without the upfront land-buying costs, though the city will take on minor upkeep down the road.
Data Privacy Program Policy
Costs associated with implementation and training are expected.
city website update
This could save the city money in the long run by reducing calls to city hall for basic info.
Building Permits & Inspections
Property owners building walls over four feet will now face the cost of engineering and permit fees.
new city hall opening
Taxpayers are footing the bill for this massive upgrade, so expect that to show up somewhere in the city budget.
law enforcement action
The city spent resources on a multi-day police sting operation.
city center opening
This could mean more efficient use of city funds, saving taxpayer dollars in the long run.
law enforcement incident
This could cost Lehi taxpayers for repairs to damaged police cars and potential legal fees.
new civic building
Taxpayers are footing the bill for this shiny new building, but it's expected to be a great community asset.
addressing growth
The city may need to increase spending on infrastructure and staffing to keep up with the pace of development.
postal code change
This could cost the city some cash upfront, but it might save money in the long run by improving mail efficiency.
historic preservation
This is a low-cost way to boost local pride and tourism.
city services expo
This event is free to attend, so your wallet stays happy!
city hall construction
Your tax dollars funded this project, so it's important to see how the city is spending them.
infrastructure project
This could mean more tax revenue for the city as businesses move in and jobs are created.
campaign violation
This could cost taxpayers if a legal challenge or re-election is needed.
drug bust
This bust could save the city money by reducing drug-related crime and healthcare costs.
Construction noise
The city might face increased costs from handling complaints and potential fines if ordinances aren't followed.
tree removal controversy
Increased spending on tree removal and management.
Moved or seconded (35)
Motions Stallings 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.
- movedpassed2026-01-27
Hold Closed Meeting for Real Property
Title matched to the agenda, not quoted from the motion
- secondedpassed2026-01-27
Councilor Newall moved to approve the Consent Agenda.
- movedpassed2026-01-13
Resolution #2026-01: Kirkham Estates Annexation
Title matched to the agenda, not quoted from the motion
- secondedpassed2026-01-13
Councilor Harrison moved to approve the 2026 City Council Schedule, with the additional second Monday of each month work session at 4:00 p.m.
- secondedpassed2026-01-13
Council Newall moved to approve the Consent Agenda.
- movedfailed2025-12-16
Consideration of Ordinance #67-2025, approving the Downtown Revitalization Plan and State Street Station Area Plan, including parts of Main Street and State Street. Petitioner: Lehi City CC Staff Report Downtown Revitalization & State Street Station Area Plan 12.16.25.docx
Title matched to the agenda, not quoted from the motion
- movedpassed2025-12-16
Consideration of Resolution #2025-91, approving the Hammond Development Agreement on a light office warehouse project located at approximately 600 West State Street. Petitioner: Justin Hammond CC Staff Report Hammond Development Agreement 12.16.25.docx
Title matched to the agenda, not quoted from the motion
- secondedpassed2025-11-18
Ordinance #65-2025: Smith Zone Change
Title matched to the agenda, not quoted from the motion
- movedpassed2025-11-18
Consideration of Resolution #2025-78, amending the Lehi City Budget for fiscal year 2026 (July 1, 2025 - June 30, 2026). Petitioner: Lehi City
Title matched to the agenda, not quoted from the motion
- movedpassed 5-02025-10-28
Resolution #2025-77: UAMPS Fremont Solar Project
Title matched to the agenda, not quoted from the motion
- moved2025-09-23
Michelle Stallings moved to table this Ordinance and direct staff to craft a development agreement that would include a high end hotel, owner occupied townhomes, with the required …
- movedpassed 4-02025-09-23
Councilor Stallings included the comments in the motion.
- movedpassed2025-09-09
Councilor Stallings moved to adjourn the meeting.
- secondedpassed2025-09-09
Auburn Springs Grading Permit
Title matched to the agenda, not quoted from the motion
- movedpassed2025-09-09
Ordinance No. 50-2025: Renewable Energy Regulations
Title matched to the agenda, not quoted from the motion
- movedpassed 4-12025-08-26
Ordinance #45-2025: Hammond Zone Change
Title matched to the agenda, not quoted from the motion
- movedpassed2025-08-26
Consideration of Ordinance #47-2025, approving a Development Code Amendment to Chapter 26, Accessory Uses, changing requirements for Detached Accessory Dwelling Units. Petitioner: Lehi City CC Staff Report DADU Dev Code Amendment 08.26.25.docx
Title matched to the agenda, not quoted from the motion
- secondedpassed2025-08-26
Paige Albrecht moved to approve Resolution #2025-58 a Master Agreement with UDOT for the relocation, protection or adjustment of water, sewer, irrigation, and storm drain improveme…
- secondedpassed 4-02025-05-13
Ordinance #31-2025: Off-Street Parking Development Code Amendment
Title matched to the agenda, not quoted from the motion
- movedpassed 4-02025-05-13
Consideration of Ordinance #29-2025 approving the Barron Zone Change located at 61 East 2200 North, changing the zoning on 1-acre of property from A-1 (agriculture) to R-1- 15 (residential). Petitioner: Natalie Barron
Title matched to the agenda, not quoted from the motion
Decisions during term (15)
Recorded while Stallings was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Lakeview Land and Rock General Plan Amendment Recommendation
Consideration of Ordinance #16-2026, approving a General Plan Amendment on 7.1 acres located at 2424 West 900 North changing the designation from Very-Low Density Residential Agriculture (VLDRA) to Very-Low Density Residential (VLDR).
Consideration of Ordinance #18-2026, approving a General Plan Amendment on 2.8-acres located at 41 East 900 North changing the designation from Low Density Residential (LDR) to Mixed-Use (MU).
Terry Bishop General Plan Amendment
Georgetown Development General Plan Amendment
Ordinance #71-2025 (Water Use and Preservation General Plan Element)
Ordinance #72-2025 (Water's Edge General Plan Amendment)
Ordinance #62-2025: Lee General Plan Amendment
Ordinance #60-2025: Bull River Road General Plan Amendment
Lee General Plan Amendment Recommendation
Bull River Road General Plan Amendment Denial Recommendation
Resolution #2025-72: Power Engineers General Services Agreement
Ordinance #58-2025: Waters Edge General Plan Amendment
Water's Edge General Plan Amendment Recommendation
Voting record (17)(General)
Oldest to newest — hover a bar for the item.
Denial of Lakeview Land and Rock General Plan Amendment with Development Agreement Direction
Paul Hancock moved to approve Ordinance #71-2025, approving the Water Use and Preservation Element of the General Plan.
Ordinance #71-2025 (Water Use and Preservation General Plan Element)
Ordinance #72-2025 (Water's Edge General Plan Amendment)
Heather Newall moved to approve Ordinance #66-2025, approval of the Skye Area Plan Amendment, creating some design changes to the General Nonresidential Design Requirements in the Mixed-Use areas, inc
Paul Hancock moved to approve Resolution #2025-80, the Board of Canvassers Certifying the Official Canvassers' report of the November 4, 2025, General Municipal Election for Lehi City, Utah.
Paul Hancock moved to approve Ordinance #62-2025, approving the Lee General Plan amendment on 0.50 acres located at 1035 West Main Street, changing the land use designation from MDR to Commercial, and
Ordinance #62-2025: Lee General Plan Amendment
move to approve Resolution #2025-72 approving a General Services Agreement with Power Engineers for various projects
Resolution #2025-72: Power Engineers General Services Agreement
Ordinance #58-2025: Waters Edge General Plan Amendment
Councilor Stallings moved to deny Ordinance #32-2025 approving the Salt Spring General Plan amendment on 13.32 acres of property located at approximately 500 East 950 South, changing the land use desi
Ordinance #32-2025: Salt Spring General Plan Amendment
Argued the change would dramatically alter neighborhood character, create infrastructure and traffic strains, and open the floodgates to inappropriate high-density zoning outside transit corridors.