Tyler D. Seaman

The meeting included the election of a Chair and Vice Chair for the current year. The Commission reviewed and approved an amended conditional use permit for the SLC Padel Club, allowing for the expansion of their facility to include an additional padel court. Other business included a formal acknowledgment of a retiring staff member from the zoning department and a brief discussion regarding upcoming agenda items for the next meeting.

The meeting included the approval of two conditional use permits: one for an office and warehouse space for Tech Connect at 2272 South 1560 West, and another for an auto repair business operated by Arif Obic at 1901 West 2425 South. The commission also received a presentation on a draft Transportation Master Plan, which is intended to be incorporated into the city's General Plan. Furthermore, the commission engaged in a discussion regarding the protocol for disclosing potential conflicts of interest and the appropriate practices for interactions between commissioners and applicants outside of official meetings.

The meeting includes a review and action regarding the meeting minutes, an open session for public comment, and consideration of a conditional use permit for Blackwaters at 2262 South 1200 West and a conditional use permit for Graydaze Contracting at 2561 South 1560 West. Additionally, the commission will discuss the Transportation Master Plan and review the Director's report.

The City Council meeting included the swearing-in of newly elected officials and a report on Youth City Council activities. Representatives provided updates on the Davis County library renovation and off-site services. Key business included the approval of an amendment to the Choice Learning Center development agreement, the awarding of a contract for the Well 3 replacement drilling project to High Plains Drilling, and authorization for CDBG fund applications for infrastructure improvements. A public hearing was conducted regarding proposed utility rate amendments for water, storm water, garbage, and green waste services, which the Council subsequently approved. Additionally, reports were reviewed from the Community Development, Police, and Public Works departments, along with the City Administrator's report on strategic planning and legislative policy updates.

The board discussed and adopted Resolution 2026-147, which approves a bid award to BASEco to perform a subsidence foundation repair project. The funding for this project will be provided through a combination of CDBG and RDA funds, with the board confirming the allocation of $39,984 in RDA funds for the application period.