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The resolution, read into the record by the mayor, states the committee will \"focus on important events, people and places within Clearfield City to commemorate and celebrate Clearfield City's role in America's 250th anniversary\" and directs the city to partner with the America250 commission and to support signature programs and local efforts.

Why it matters: The council noted that this action enables Clearfield to apply for America250 Utah grant funding to support local commemorative projects that may enhance tourism, community building and economic development. The motion passed unanimously on roll call.

Vote and next steps: The resolution passed with all council members voting aye. Staff said the recognition allows the city to seek a state grant to support a local project during the America250 celebration.

No controversies or dissent were recorded on the item during this meeting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","City Council 7/22/2025","oneSentenceSummary","The council unanimously approved Resolution 2025 R-10 recognizing a local Clearfield City Utah 250 Community Committee and authorized partnership with the statewide America250 Utah initiative, enabling the city to apply for grant funding.","taxTitle","Clearfield City Council, Clearfield , Davis County, Utah","taxId",21223,"location","Utah","headline","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6160388,"Clearfield Council proclaims July 2025 Disability Pride Month; local advocate urges visibility and inclusion",463,2137000,2600000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5450529-00ebb41780572c16568aa3bf8da4410d&start=2137&end=2600","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5450529-00ebb41780572c16568aa3bf8da4410d/thumbnail_2137000.jpg","/articles/6160388/Utah/Clearfield-Council-proclaims-July-2025-Disability-Pride-Month-local-advocate-urges-visibility-and-inclusion","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6160388-f071be15f15f2d63cff33e1c85dddfe5/orig.mp4?Expires=1771142203&Signature=l3Jqh2TGI~F0fp4PkSgiZwld5eYM1tnCQWx1EL6s3fCPUlStgeavTmy9LSuuu1tncJJYhAJLEQkXHm0eLpYBhl63ZdR~mm27BPgoE0gBtYLkePEqGydBqaXAzPTKEz1z0Uq3YmrJQL0JfdXARnJBj-rSD4TR8nVaLafkBCNifnqB7Nhrr3jemcG1Vjo9Icvtp-jEdx5y2uHhV-fMLYcyW9TFYJ4XGz4GPvQXtuMIWAnlbJ2kFqtYqGnwTPX9NWOWqyOpvNmLDaedIhq8SPz~4JofoMpoMXfxy5bIqCskegODcBJSsgf7ohAbFslRZVl-AgEX4iOmP~hhTPVnXPCVmQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Clearfield City Council unanimously approved a proclamation declaring July 2025 as Disability Pride Month and invited community members to participate in events and awareness activities.

Cheyenne Durant, who submitted the proclamation and described herself as active in community events, addressed the council: \"This Disability Pride Month... is not just about acknowledging the disability community. It's about celebrating it. It's about shifting the narrative from 1 of limitation to 1 of pride, 1 of resilience, and 1 of contribution.\" She urged the council to \"lead with compassion. Let's lead with pride. Let us celebrate everyone's unique and enriched story, and let us all build a community where everyone grows stronger together.\"

The proclamation text recited by a council member referenced the Americans with Disabilities Act and affirmed that \"Clearfield City is proud to stand with people of all abilities and to continue working toward a future where everyone feels seen, supported, and valued.\" The council voted by roll call; members present announced aye votes and the mayor declared the proclamation adopted. The council presented the proclamation to Durant and invited attendees to a photograph.

Why it matters: The proclamation is ceremonial but signals local commitment to disability awareness and inclusion; the council and community members framed the month as an opportunity for education, celebration and policy focus where appropriate.","The Clearfield City Council unanimously proclaimed July 2025 as Disability Pride Month. Cheyenne Durant, who helped submit the proclamation, addressed the council and urged the city to 'lead with compassion' and celebrate disability as part of community life.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6160393,"Clearfield resident urges fixes to broken water pipes, requests truck weight limits after repeated road and water failures",351,1761000,2112000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5450529-00ebb41780572c16568aa3bf8da4410d&start=1761&end=2112","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5450529-00ebb41780572c16568aa3bf8da4410d/thumbnail_1761000.jpg","/articles/6160393/Utah/Clearfield-resident-urges-fixes-to-broken-water-pipes-requests-truck-weight-limits-after-repeated-road-and-water-failures","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6160393-8d8165505feddcf18af0f6501d171f25/orig.mp4?Expires=1771142203&Signature=NVyuJ-XGM596MSYatzhWzsPz4YQGYF4lFE3su-OUey0t6SNr5lEuAX2YQZGb1qrvZjxwBwDyuSruJF-JQVwzmywpGbPf5v6USZkPOVsdnEs3W~RoDfqhy-rUyL-Uh032ubiSvT6olKB5wy3xLfzaHTyKHqfAPz7ci-WCNeGHsoTqG9mhlcgWHxTrB3eq39HkbZwX2eRt87Lrh-9vn5peNBHfZxFOSBcpnW-H2QswYvYNLqQ1bsFn8Xu6~ohvZJvoBxA1sqwNApeiOGGHCg4igZVRNqiKQVK63BWECC4Kh3kxZ1my8uMaBbZE3sGrFe4~xTgATuLfKBhFWoj6pBl2~Q__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Gloria White, a Clearfield resident living on 1000 East near Country Oaks Apartments, told the City Council during the open comment period that repeated water‑main breaks and heavy truck traffic are damaging the street and causing recurring water outages for neighbors and local businesses.

White said she was told the city was \"looking for for a couple of million dollars to redo the piping on that street,\" and described repeated paving since she has lived there: \"They paved that road 3 times since I've lived there. I've been there 16 years, and it's kinda crazy because those big trucks are just tearing it up.\" She asked the council to place weight‑limit signs at the ends of the street and to contact the yard that uses the road as a shortcut so the trucks will stop using the neighborhood route.

White also raised concerns about water waste tied to automatic watering systems. She said the apartment grounds contractor had left sprinklers running nightly for more than two weeks and that water ran off into the gutter. \"It's been on 16 days in a row... The water is actually running off the grass, down the street, and into the gutter. We don't have water to waste, people,\" she said. She asked the city to engage the developer and landscape contractors at Clearfield Station to fix visible leaks and exposed hoses.

What the council said: City staff acknowledged the complaints and said the senior manager would follow up and take notes to investigate. Council members did not take a formal vote or directive on the record during the meeting; staff follow‑up was promised.

Scope and next steps: White requested installation of weight‑limit signage at the ends of 1000 East and asked staff to investigate repeated pipe failures and leaks at Clearfield Station. The transcript records the request and staff acknowledgment but no formal motion or schedule for repairs was recorded at the meeting.","At the council's open comment period, resident Gloria White described recurring pipe breaks, water waste at Clearfield Station and heavy trucks damaging her street; she asked the city to install weight‑limit signs and address sprinkler and landscaping leaks.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6160398,"Clearfield City Council adopts 2025 general plan update, with water element to be added by year-end",2580,445000,3025000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5450529-00ebb41780572c16568aa3bf8da4410d&start=445&end=3025","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5450529-00ebb41780572c16568aa3bf8da4410d/thumbnail_445000.jpg","/articles/6160398/Utah/Clearfield-City-Council-adopts-2025-general-plan-update-with-water-element-to-be-added-by-year-end","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6160398-165d6cc8c3ca2344314b0b01ca549438/orig.mp4?Expires=1771142203&Signature=aJv5niHZMOZ0aKQTtv7MM8e~DQgZTDkZwOFge6Xp5klLQQFiGORcLFWYAWhbqN~4ZndlKDXx1bcED15o~9MY2ZXGT8Zz8fL3CIicweblOtElNNBCBUyjnyWm~xgCtdYzN54DoCNgYyIfrgevdv4VOBf2ziW1Om7Sa-LlKf69bhdZsr~-~8H1MwMGoUWF89ISo2LDV4C~mtzDdeK1v8byG0qE7H5VmWKKf76EMdM7-3UUgLyx2Em0LpXjThw0J~Un3s2YOz7bUTm8az1Y8~fmFYfcgsPdoVMAybJ4Eh8jfdkGwt0FFmg6khnrJkhrpgeivda0NjfRJpvZLGb-fxU9rw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Clearfield City Council approved an updated Clearfield City General Plan on a 4–0 vote with one abstention, adopting a roughly 70-page document intended to guide the city’s growth over the next 5–10 years.

The plan was presented to the council by Tyson (city staff) and Susie Petherum, consultant with FFKR. Susie Petherum said, \"The general plan is an advisory guide for making decisions regarding the progress and growth of the city.\" The planning commission held a public hearing on May 21, 2025, and forwarded a recommendation of approval to the council, and the council previously reviewed the draft on June 10, 2025.

Why it matters: The general plan lays out vision initiatives, goals, policies and a future land use map that the city will use to evaluate zoning requests, capital projects and long-term priorities. The council and consultants said the document is not regulatory by itself but is meant to inform zoning, the capital improvements plan and other implementing actions.

Key points and council direction: The plan reduces an earlier draft from about 100 pages to roughly 70 pages and organizes the material in two parts: Part 1, a high-level vision and initiatives; and Part 2, the policy guide and required plan elements. The vision includes four initiatives — focused growth, connectivity, community well‑being and resilience — that link to the plan’s six policy elements. The future land use map includes housing categories (neighborhood, transitional, urban), centers and mixed‑use areas, industrial and manufacturing zones, and overlays for historic neighborhoods and land conservation. The plan also recommends a potential greenway following the power corridor for coordination with Rocky Mountain Power.

State water requirement and next steps: Consultants and staff noted a new state requirement to include a water use and preservation element. Tyson said the deadline to adopt that element is \"December 31 of this year\" and that the water element will come back to the planning commission and city council as a general plan amendment. The city has obtained grant funding to support development of the water element and expects to return to the planning commission and council in the fall to complete that work.

Council action and vote: A motion to approve the general plan (including one small wording change to make an item read \"consider\" rather than a prescriptive action) was made and seconded. The final roll call recorded Council member Peterson — Aye; Council member Rachford/Ratchford — Aye; Council member Worth — Aye; Council member Roper — Aye; Council member Dakota Thompson — Abstain. The council president announced the motion passed 4–0 with one abstention.

What was discussion vs. decision: The council’s vote approved the plan in its current form as an advisory document; the water element and any zoning or regulation changes required to implement plan policies will be separate decisions. Council members asked for clarifying wording changes and additional detail where appropriate; one council member explicitly abstained until the water element is integrated.

Background: The plan update was started before Tyson began working for the city, paused, and resumed after the city hired FFKR in 2023. Public engagement included a community survey, multiple work sessions with the planning commission and council, and reviews of draft policies and the future land use map.","The Clearfield City Council voted 4–0, with one abstention, to adopt an updated 2025 Clearfield City General Plan. The council and consultants said the plan is advisory and that a state-required water use and preservation element will be added by Dec. 31, 2025, as a standalone amendment.","actionData","errors"]

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