Paige Albrecht

Fireworks restrictions

Fines for violations could add up, but the city saves on emergency response costs.

transportation planning

The city will use a mix of developer requirements, impact fees, and external grants (like MAG funding) to pay for these projects.

parks and recreation

The city faces an estimated $100 million in park development costs.

emergency response

This could cost the city big bucks in emergency response and repairs.

School District Redistricting

None directly to the city budget.

public transportation

The project is primarily state-funded with federal grant applications pending.

election debate

Your tax dollars and how they're spent are on the table, with candidates discussing the city's budget.

development challenges

Taxpayers might see higher bills as the city scrambles to fund new roads, schools, and services.

recreational facility development

Your tax dollars are helping fund this project, so you're investing in your community's future.

road safety

This could cost the city big bucks in repairs and safety upgrades.

fire incident

This could cost the city millions in lost development and delayed tax revenue.

development impacts

Potential increase in property tax revenue from new homes.

public safety ordinance

Costs will be treated as a bond item for new construction.

safety concern

Building owners may have to pay for new, compliant signage.

tree removal controversy

Increased spending on tree removal and management.

infrastructure funding

Significant investment required for repairs and upgrades.

Resolution #2025-78: Budget Amendment #2

Ordinance #65-2025: Smith Zone Change

Ordinance #66-2025: Skye Area Plan Amendment

Resolution #2025-84: Sales Tax Revenue Bonds

Resolution #2025-80: Election Canvass

Closed Session

Resolution #2025-75: SummitIG Utah Franchise

Resolution #2025-76: FY 2026 Budget Amendment

Ordinance #64-2025: Power Impact Fees

Resolution #2025-77: UAMPS Fremont Solar Project

Ordinance #59-2025: Connectivity Standards Amendment

JDH Olson Annexation (Resolution #2025-74 and Ordinance #63-2025)

Ordinance #62-2025: Lee General Plan Amendment

Ordinance #60-2025: Bull River Road General Plan Amendment

Ordinance #61-2025: SHAR Ordinance

Concerns about enforcement of deed restrictions and safety issues with narrower streets.

Resolution #2025-65

Ordinance #57-2025 (Bridge Safety)

Adoption of Skye View Project Area Plan (Resolution #R2025-10)

Adoption of Skye View Project Area Budget (Resolution #R2025-11)

Interlocal Agreement with Lehi City (Resolution #R2025-12)

Development Agreement with Gardner-Plumb and Equestrian Partners (Resolution #R2025-13)

Amendment to Morning Vista Development Agreement (Resolution #R2025-14)

Closed Session

Resolution #2025-61: Election Canvass

Ordinance #45-2025: Hammond Zone Change

Consent Agenda Approval

Closed Session

Resolution #2025-39: Salt Storage Building

Resolution #2025-38: Road Closure at 1870 N State Street

Adoption of Fiscal Year 2026 Budget (Resolution #R2025-09)

Consent Agenda

Clark Meadows Annexation

Salt Spring Annexation

CDBG Fund Reallocation

Fiscal Year 2026 Budget Adoption

Resolution #2025-27: McLachlan Well Agreement

Ordinance #27-2025: Anderson Zone Change

Ordinance #32-2025: Salt Spring General Plan Amendment

The location is not appropriate for high-density development.

Adjournment

Consent Agenda

Resolution #2025-19: Fee Schedule Amendment

Resolution #2025-24: Employee Policy Manual

Ordinance #20-2025: Development Code Amendment

Adoption of Tentative FY 2026 Budget

Consent Agenda