Ann Jackson
About
Ann Jackson's platform centers on economic development and the expansion of essential city infrastructure. Her priorities include fostering local business growth and addressing the community's need for new public facilities like a cemetery.
Campaign promises (2)
- developmentThe candidate campaigned on prioritizing business growth within the city.
- infrastructureThe candidate proposed the creation of a new city cemetery.
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 32
- Total speaking time
- 3:31:42
- Avg per meeting
- 6:37
- Segments
- 4422
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Top issues during term (20)
Elected and Executive Officer Compensation Adjustment
Involves adjustments to city officer salaries funded through municipal revenues.
Roy City Hope Center Room Rental Policy
Minor impact on facility rental revenue.
Accessory Dwelling Unit Regulations
Property owners converting or building D-ADUs may face significant expenses for sewer ejector pumps, insulation, and fire-rating modifications.
Waste Management 'At Your Door' Collection Service Agreement
Funded at no direct cost to residents by waiving the annual CPI increase.
Cole West LLC Small-Lot Residential Development
Adds 24 new single-family homes to the city's tax base.
Weber County Election Services Interlocal Agreement
County election services will be contracted at agreed-upon municipal cost sharing rates.
Ironwood Station Phase One Townhomes
Private investment in housing infrastructure and stormwater retention facilities.
Garage Sale Regulation
None.
Engine Brakes on 5600 South
None currently.
Proposed Residential Development at 3925 W. 4965 S.
Generates new property tax revenue and impact fees for the city, but raises private drainage concerns for adjacent homeowners.
Establishment of Roy City Youth Council
Program will be funded entirely through private donations.
Zoning and Land Use Changes
Property value and tax assessment changes may occur following the land-use designation update.
School Resource Officers
The school district will eventually cover 100% of the officer's salary and benefits.
Utility Fund Transfers
The city plans to transfer a total of over $2 million across various utility funds.
Residential Chicken Keeping
There may be minor administrative costs associated with permitting or enforcement.
Council Vacancy Appointment
The process will involve standard administrative costs for public notice and recruitment.
wetlands protection rollback
While developers stand to make more money from new builds, the city could face higher long-term costs for flood management and infrastructure repairs.
event cancellation
The city will save money on event production and emergency staffing costs by cutting the show.
public event cancellation
Canceling the show saves the city the cost of the display, though local vendors might lose out on holiday foot traffic.
Planning Commission Ethics and Role Training
None directly, beyond administrative training compliance.
Decisions during term (157)
Recorded while Jackson was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Table Ordinance 26-15 (Executive and Employee Compensation Hearing)
Approve Resolution 26-29 (Hope Center Rental Policy)
Approval of July 28, 2026 Work Session Minutes
Approval of September 8, 2026 Regular Meeting Minutes
Site Plan Approval for Ironwood Station
July 2026 and August 2026 Financial Statements
Resolution 26-26: Weber County Election Services Interlocal Agreement
Resolution 26-27: Updating Voter Participation Areas
Resolution 26-28: Waste Management At Your Door Special Collection Service
Ordinance No. 26-14: Cole West Development Agreement
Approval of Consent Agenda
Ordinance No. 26-9: Detached ADU Regulations
Ordinance No. 26-10: General Plan Amendment for 5500 South Property
Ordinance No. 26-11: Zoning Map Amendment for 5500 South Property
Ordinance No. 26-12: General Plan Amendment for 5300 South Property
Ordinance No. 26-13: Zoning Map Amendment for 5300 South Property
Resolution No. 26-25: Roy City Youth Council Policy
Adjournment
Approval of July 14, 2026 Meeting Minutes
General Plan Amendment for 3934 & 3960 W. 5500 South
Voting record (5)
Oldest to newest — hover a bar for the item.
Resolution 26-21: Weber Fire District MOU
Resolution 26-22: Weber School District Law Enforcement Agreement
Denial of Ordinance 26-2 (General Plan Amendment at 2715 West 4800 South)
Denial of Ordinance 26-3 (Zoning Map Amendment at 2715 West 4800 South)
Appointment of New Council Member
She preferred Randy Skadden due to his specific knowledge of city issues.