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Bob Provstgaard

Council Member (Mayor Pro Tem)2026–2030

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At a glance

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Term ending Dec 31, 2030.

Voice

Meetings spoken in
19
Total speaking time
2:26:17
Avg per meeting
7:42
Segments
2744

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Filtered to Development

Top issues during term (11)(Development)

high↑Sep 2026[15]

CenCore Project

Hundreds of new jobs with higher-than-average wages could boost local housing demand, spending, and tax revenue.

high↑Oct 2026[15]

D-S Meat Processing subdivision homes on Canyon Road

19 homes could be built; nearby residents worry about added traffic on two limited exits.

high↑Nov 2026[13]

Haskell Annexation for single-family development

New impact fees wouldn't be assessed until development actually happens, so no immediate city revenue change.

medium↓Sep 2026[10]

Red Bridge development progress

City reimburses Red Bridge for upsized sewer and water infrastructure from impact-fee funding.

critical↓Mar 2026[6]

Payson Station Area Plan

Paired with an estimated $14-15 million in WIFIA-financed infrastructure that PRI would help repay through impact fees — costs only grow if the city waits.

medium↓Sep 2026[5]

UVU campus uncertainty

medium↓Oct 2026[5]

Flyway Annexation Accepted for Review

New development would trigger upsized utility lines, with costs offset through impact fees.

medium↓Aug 2026[2]

Enbridge gas regulating station near Christian Life Church

The city hopes to use the project to finally install deferred curb, gutter and sidewalk along 1700 West, though who pays remains to be worked out with the church.

high↓Jul 2026[2]

Hotel construction and commercial interest in Payson

New hotel, restaurants, and box stores would broaden the city's sales tax base.

medium↓Feb 2026[1]

Jackson's Gas Station Expansion and Truck Traffic Concerns

Private investment in a rebuilt, larger gas station on the 800 South corridor.

high↓May 2026[1]

DeHart Property Master-Planned Community

A phased 10-20 year build-out that would expand the tax base; park costs to be installed by the developer and maintained by the city.

Decisions during term (12)

Recorded while Provstgaard was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.

Voting record (22)(Development)

21 yes0 no1 abstained

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Voted yesOct 21, 2026

To approve the resolution Authorizing the Mayor to sign a Development Agreement with D-S Meat Processing Inc. for the property located at 515 E Canyon Road, with the amended legal description.

Voted yesOct 21, 2026

Development Agreement with D-S Meat Processing Inc. — 515 E Canyon Road

Voted yesOct 21, 2026

To approve the resolution Authorizing the Mayor to sign a Development Agreement with D-S Meat Processing Inc. for the property located at 515 E Canyon Road, with the amended legal description.

Voted yesOct 21, 2026

D-S Meat Processing development agreement, 515 E Canyon Road

Voted yesOct 7, 2026

To table Resolution 10-07-2026- Authorizing the Mayor to sign a Development Agreement with D-S Meat Processing Inc. for the property located at 515 E Canyon Road

Voted yesOct 7, 2026

To table Resolution 10-07-2026- Authorizing the Mayor to sign a Development Agreement with D-S Meat Processing Inc. for the property located at 515 E Canyon Road

Voted yesOct 7, 2026

Resolution — Development agreement with D-S Meat Processing Inc. tabled

Voted yesJul 15, 2026

To approve the Ordinance 07-15-2026-A Amendment to Payson City Code Title 2.52.040 Economic Development Board including the mayor continues to make the appointment of the City Council representative t

Voted yesJul 15, 2026

To approve Resolution 07-15-2026-D the 1st Amendment to Development Agreement as presented adding the ability for staff to flexibility on driveway measurements, code, etc.

Voted yesJul 15, 2026

Ordinance 07-15-2026-A — Amendment to Payson City Code 2.52.040, Economic Development Board

Voted yesJul 15, 2026

Resolution 07-15-2026-D — First Amendment to Villages at Arrowhead Park Development Agreement

Voted yesJun 17, 2026

To adjourn to Redevelopment Agency.

Voted yesJun 17, 2026

To adjourn from Redevelopment Agency.

Voted yesJun 3, 2026

To approve Resolution 06-03-2026-C Approving the Second Amendment to the Development Agreement for the Hiatt Creek Phase B-1 and B- 2 Project; Authorizing Execution; and Related Matters.

Voted yesJun 3, 2026

Resolution 06-03-2026-C — Hiatt Creek Phase B-1/B-2 development agreement second amendment

Voted yesMay 6, 2026

To adjourn from the Redevelopment Agency and return to the Regular City Council Meeting.

Voted yesMay 6, 2026

To adjourn to Redevelopment Agency.

AbstainedApr 15, 2026

To approve the Resolution 04-15-2026-E Appointing Board Members Lindsey Hughes, Joseph Hansen, and Sean Pickup to the Payson City Economic Development Board.

Voted yesApr 1, 2026

Resolution 04-01-2026-A — Sunset Ranch development agreement with White Horse Land, LLC

Voted yesApr 1, 2026

To approve Resolution 04-01-2026-A Authorizing the Mayor to Execute a Development Agreement for the Sunset Ranch Subdivision with White Horse Land, LLC.

Voted yesJan 21, 2026

To approve the ordinance 01-21-2026-B updating development guidelines.

Voted yesJan 21, 2026

To approve both the ordinance and resolution for to approve the amendment to the Development Agreement for Hiatt Creek Phase B-1 and b-2 project.