Zach Bloxham

Neighborhood Town Center Zoning District

The rezone could increase property value and tax revenue through new development.

vandalism at city park

The cost of installing a fence is currently unknown.

RAMP Commission Funding Recommendations

The changes will dictate how RAMP tax funds are allocated for community projects.

public safety incident

While no direct costs were mentioned, these incidents can indirectly impact local businesses due to disruptions.

Annexation and Rezone for Housing

The rezone could increase the property's value and potential tax base.

Dog Park Development

The cost of developing a new park is currently unknown but residents suggested using underutilized land to keep costs low.

Road Widening and Safety Improvements

The project involves a formal bid award to Landmark Excavating, Inc.

Andy Adams Park Improvements

Volunteer organizations may face increased costs to rent private space if public fields remain unavailable.

Rezone Request - Hines at Three Farms

The development could increase property tax revenue for the city.

Seasonal Outdoor Vendor Regulations

Changes to vendor rules may impact licensing fees or business operational costs.

Sewer Line Infrastructure Improvement

Total of $2.39 million in fees over 10 years.

firework restrictions

You could be fined if you don't follow the new firework rules.

Board Governance

No direct financial impact from this procedural meeting.

Fire Safety Code Updates

The ordinance helps the city manage potential firefighting costs in the event of a wildfire.

Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Plan

This plan directs the use of federal grant funds for local community projects.

Utility Infrastructure Upgrades

Residents could see their water and sewer rates increase by 105%.

Text Amendment – Neighborhood Town Center (TC-1) – Ordinance 26-08

Rezone Request – Hines at Three Farms (Ordinance 26-01)

Resolution 25-52: Sewer Impact Fee Facilities Plan and Analysis

Ordinance 25-24: General Plan Addendum - Water Use and Preservation Element

Voted yes with the understanding that aspects of the Water Element were recommendations which may require further study.

Amendments to Municipal Code Titles 18 and 19

Amended Plat – Layton Park Plaza Condominium – 2nd Amendment

Amendments to Municipal Code (Ordinance 25-21)

Zoning Amendment: Home Orientation (Ordinance 25-19)

The ordinance is a matter of good city planning and will not have significant negative consequences.

Rezone Request - Elevated Property Maintenance (Ordinance 25-20)

He appreciated the business owner's cooperative relationship with city staff.

Table Ordinance 25-19 (Front Façade Orientation)

He did not believe further discussion was needed and supported the ordinance's intent to maintain neighborhood character.

Amend FY 2024-2025 RDA Budget (Resolution 25-04)

Adopt FY 2025-2026 RDA Budget (Resolution 25-03)

Amend 2024-2025 Fiscal Year Budget (Ordinance 25-14)

Adopt 2025-2026 Fiscal Year Budget (Ordinance 25-13)

Easement Vacation: East Layton Hills No. 6 (Ordinance 25-18)

Easement Vacation: Layton Industrial Park (Ordinance 25-16)

Rezone Request - 1313 North 2625 East (Ordinance 25-10)

Hobbs Creek Villas PRUD Rezone

Conveyance of Real Property to RDA

CDBG Consolidated Plan

General Plan Amendment - Layton Station Area Plan

Easement Purchase Agreement (Resolution 25-29)

Hobbs Creek Villas PRUD Rezone (Resolution 25-16/Ordinance 25-08)

Favored continuing the item to allow for further discussion and guidance.

Rezone Request - Davis Behavioral Health, Inc.

Table Hobbs Creek Villas PRUD Rezone

Acquisition of Property for Kays Creek Trail – Resolution 25-10

Bid Award – Kayscreek Estates Sidewalk Repair – Resolution 25-18

Wants to move the project forward but supports further discussion on financial assistance.

Ordinance 25-04: Street Vacation

Ordinance 25-01: Permanent Cosmetics Zoning

Approval of Resolution 25-01