Council Member· 2022–2026
Tyson Roberts
Layton City
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 20
- Total speaking time
- 1:30:00
- Avg per meeting
- 4:30
- Segments
- 1457
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Top issues during term (4)(Development)
New Residential Development
Minimal impact on municipal revenues.
Development Guidelines and Design Standards Update
Negligible administrative costs associated with code publication.
Military Family Support
Homebuyers might face lower property values or increased costs if noise issues arise.
transit-oriented development
Expect new businesses and housing to pop up, potentially boosting local commerce and property values.
Moved or seconded (40)
Motions Roberts 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.
- movedpassed2025-12-18
approve the Consent Agenda as presented
- secondedpassed2025-12-18
Councilmember Morris moved and Councilmember Roberts seconded to approve the minutes of: Layton City Council Work Meeting – October 16, 2025; Layton City Council Meeting – October …
- movedpassed2025-12-04
Councilmember Roberts moved to amend his original motion, to amend language in the Development Agreement, Resolution 25-53, to require 75% of the townhomes would be owner-occupied …
- movedpassed 4-12025-12-04
Councilmember Roberts moved to adopt Ordinance 25-11, Ordinance 25-12, and Resolution 25-53, as previously amended.
- secondedpassed2025-12-04
Councilmember Morris moved and Councilmember Roberts seconded to approve the minutes of: Layton City Council Work Meeting – September 18, 2025; and Layton City Council Meeting – Oc…
- moved2025-12-04
Stevenson Fields Annexation, Rezone, and Development Agreement
Title matched to the agenda, not quoted from the motion
- movedpassed2025-11-18
Adjourn as City Council and Reconvene as Board of Canvassers
Title matched to the agenda, not quoted from the motion
- movedpassed2025-11-06
Councilmember Roberts moved and Councilmember Bloxham seconded to approve the minutes of: Layton City Council Work Meeting – May 1, 2025; Layton City Council Work Meeting – June 5,…
- movedpassed2025-11-06
Councilmember Roberts moved to open the meeting at 8:14 p.m.
- movedpassed2025-10-02
Councilmember Roberts moved to approve the Consent Agenda, including Item A – Accepting Public Comment regarding the RAMP Tax Opinion Question, as presented.
- movedpassed 5-02025-09-18
Councilmember Roberts moved to close the public hearing at 7:49 PM and approve the Amendments to Title 19 Zoning, Chapter 19.02 Definitions, and Chapter 19.06 Land Use Regulations …
- moved2025-09-04
Councilmember Roberts moved to close the public hearing at 7:50 PM and approve the amendments to Title 19, Definitions, and Chapter 19.13 Development Plan Requirement for New Const…
- movedpassed2025-09-04
Motion to approve Ordinance 25-19 regarding Single or Two-Family Dwelling definition and design standards for orientation of the front facade and location of a front door.
- movedpassed2025-08-26
Accept 2025 Primary Election Results
Title matched to the agenda, not quoted from the motion
- movedpassed2025-08-26
Councilmember Roberts moved to adjourn as the City Council and reconvene as the Board of Canvassers at 12:04 p.m.
- secondedpassed2025-08-21
Rezone Request - Elevated Property Maintenance (Ordinance 25-20)
Title matched to the agenda, not quoted from the motion
- secondedpassed2025-08-21
Approve an Interlocal Cooperation Agreement between Clearfield City, Clinton City, Layton City, North Salt Lake City, Sunset City, Syracuse City, and Davis County to Formalize the Relationship of the Entities within Davis County Participating in the North Davis Metro SWAT Team (SWAT Team) – Resoluti
Title matched to the agenda, not quoted from the motion
- movedpassed2025-08-07
Councilmember Roberts moved to open the meeting at 9:14 p.m.
- movedpassed2025-08-07
Councilmember Roberts moved to close the public hearing at 8:25 and table approval of the amendments to Title 19, Ordinance 25-19, to a future meeting, date uncertain, to allow Sta…
- movedpassed2025-08-07
Councilmember Roberts moved and Councilmember Morris seconded to approve the minutes of: Layton City Council Budget Work Meeting – March 25, 2025; and Layton City Council Special M…
Decisions during term (10)
Recorded while Roberts was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Stevenson Fields Subdivision Development Agreement Amendment (75% Owner-Occupancy)
Stevenson Fields Subdivision Annexation, Rezone, and Development Agreement
Minutes of Layton City Redevelopment Agency (RDA) Meeting - July 17, 2025
2024 Agreement for Development of Land between the Redevelopment Agency of Layton City and JL Ventures, LLC – Amended and Restated – RDA Resolution 25-05 – Approximately 3675 North Fairfield Road
Amend the Redevelopment Agency (RDA) Budget for the Fiscal Year 2024-2025 – RDA Resolution 25-04
Adopt the Proposed Budget of the Redevelopment Agency (RDA) for the Fiscal Year 2025-2026 – RDA Resolution 25-03
Rezone Request with Concept Plan and Development Agreement - Hobbs Creek Villas PRUD (Resolution 25-16 and Ordinance 25-08)
Adopt Ordinance 25-07: Development Guidelines and Design Standards
Adopt Resolution 25-11: Accept Long Range Economic Development Plan
Seboya Farms PRUD Rezone and Development Agreement (Resolution 25-03 and Ordinance 25-02)
Voting record (13)(Development)
Oldest to newest — hover a bar for the item.
Stevenson Fields Subdivision Development Agreement Amendment (75% Owner-Occupancy)
Stevenson Fields Subdivision Annexation, Rezone, and Development Agreement
Noted that Layton is changing and growing, drawing parallels to historic neighborhood developments that successfully integrated connectivity.
Councilmember Roberts moved to amend his original motion, to amend language in the Development Agreement, Resolution 25-53, to require 75% of the townhomes would be owner-occupied on the first sale
approve the conveyance of two significant parcels of Real Property from Layton City to the Redevelopment Agency of Layton City at approximately 3925 and 3945 North Fairfield Road – RDA Resolution 25-0
Councilmember Roberts moved to close the public hearing at 10:00 PM and approve the rezone request with concept plan and development agreement – Hobbs Creek Villas PRUD – Rezone from R-S (Residential
Rezone Request with Concept Plan and Development Agreement - Hobbs Creek Villas PRUD (Resolution 25-16 and Ordinance 25-08)
Believed the sensitive lands ordinance allows for development when done right through clustering and PRUD integrity.
Councilmember Smith Edmondson moved to close the public hearings at 8:12 PM, and approve the Conveyance of Two Significant Parcels of Real Property from Layton City to the Redevelopment Agency of Layt
Councilmember Roberts moved to approve the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Consolidated Plan for 2025-2029 and Annual Action Plan for 2025-2026 - Resolution 25-27.
Councilmember Bloxham moved to continue the agenda item, the development agreement for Hobbs Creek Villas PRUD and rezone request from R-S (Residential Suburban) to R-1-10 PRUD (Single Family Resident
Councilmember Roberts moved to approve the Rezone Request with Concept Plan and Development Agreement – Davis Behavioral Health, Inc. as presented, Resolution 25-17 and Ordinance 25-09.
Councilmember Smith Edmondson moved to close the public hearing at 10: 34 PM and approve the Rezone Request with Concept Plan and Development Agreement between Layton City, Scott Preston, and Debra Na
Councilmember Morris moved to approve the Rezone with Concept Plan and Development Agreement – From A (Agriculture) and R-S (Residential Suburban) to R-1-8 PRUD (Single Family Residential, Planned Res
Seboya Farms PRUD Rezone and Development Agreement (Resolution 25-03 and Ordinance 25-02)
He noted that active adult communities serve as well-maintained assets and good neighbors for the city.