Tye Hoffmann
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 15
- Total speaking time
- 38:27
- Avg per meeting
- 2:34
- Segments
- 726
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Top issues during term (10)(Development)
Proposed Data Center Development and Water Impacts
Potential long-term infrastructure and water costs related to large-scale data center development.
Economic Development Portals and Data Center Ordinances
Potential multi-million-dollar tax revenues balanced against significant infrastructure and utility upgrade costs.
Subdivision Preliminary Plats (Sagewood Gardens & Village)
Private investment in industrial infrastructure and wastewater treatment facilities.
Grantsville Transportation Master Plan
Subdivisions and developers are required to fund necessary traffic mitigation and intersection improvements when triggered.
Gravel Excavation Rezone (Gardner Francis)
Property values and long-term tax base could be negatively impacted by heavy industrial operations near residential areas.
Regional Growth Summits and Infrastructure Funding
Helps coordinate future infrastructure and capital improvement investments across the county.
County Energy Overlay Zone and Infrastructure Planning
This project could lower long-term energy costs and bring green jobs and tax revenue to the local economy.
Wild Horse Ranch Subdivision Construction Extensions
None directly to the county; development costs remain with the builder.
Outlaw PAR at Oquirrh Hills Major Subdivision
Expansion of residential infrastructure and future property tax revenues.
Housing Affordability and Workforce Retention
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Decisions during term (6)
Recorded while Hoffmann was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Recommend Approval of TCLUO 2026-102 Chapter 38 Regionally Significant Development Zone Overlay
Ordinance 2026-11: Enacting Chapter 38 Regional Development Zone
TCLUO 2026-102 (Regional Significant Development Zone Overlay)
Resolution 2026-18 - Directing Review of Ordinances Addressing Data Centers, Energy Excise Tax, Regionally Significant Development Zone Overlays, and Pending Ordinance Doctrine
PUBLIC HEARING- REZ 2026-051 Gardner Francis with Westland Development Services is requesting a rezone from MU-40 to MG-EX, Mili Pioquinto
Small Business Development Expansion Grant Awards
Voting record (0)(Development)
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