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Votes at a glance: West Haven City Council actions Oct. 15, 2025
Summary
Summary of formal actions taken at the Oct. 15 West Haven City Council meeting: approval of consent agenda payments, appointment to events committee, rezoning ordinance adoption, tabling of personnel-policy amendment, authorization to apply for RAMP grants and adjournment.
West Haven — The West Haven City Council took several formal actions during its Oct. 15 meeting. Below is a concise list of motions, votes and outcomes recorded on the agenda.
Consent agenda (Item 6) — Approved The council approved the consent agenda by roll call, which included: approval of the Sept. 17 council minutes; payments and contract items listed as a) city council minutes; b) Staker Parsons companies $129,375.75; c) Staker Parsons companies $197,696.76; d) Weber County Sheriff $591,996 (listed in meeting as $591, $996 overall); e) Taylor West Weaver Water Improvement District $91,250; and f) Anderson Asphalt $101,111.75. The roll call recorded ayes from Council members Morse, Schwab, Saunders, Dixon and Kahl; the mayor declared the motion carried.
Appointment to Events Committee (Item 7) — Approved The council approved the mayor’s appointment of Jennifer Stryker to fill a two-year term on the city’s events committee from Oct. 15, 2025 through Dec. 31, 2026. The appointment was presented by the mayor; the council voted in favor by voice vote and the motion passed.
Rezoning, Ordinance No. 11-20-25 (Item 8) — Approved The council approved Ordinance No. 11-20-25 rezoning the property at 3481 South 2700 West from A-1 and A-2 to R-2. For full context and debate, see the main article on the rezoning (separate item in this package).
Personnel policy, Resolution 49-20-25 (Item 9) — Tabled The council tabled Resolution 49-20-25, which proposed amendments to the city personnel policy handbook regarding paid working-through-lunch for certain nonexempt employees. Staff were directed to redraft the policy to clarify geofencing/clocking expectations, manager discretion and conditions under which employees who leave a job site to obtain food must clock out.
Grant applications, Resolution 50-20-25 (Item 10) — Approved The council adopted Resolution 50-20-25, authorizing the city manager to submit grant applications for RAMP funding (local parks and amenity projects had been discussed during the meeting). A roll-call vote recorded ayes from the council and the motion carried.
Adjournment (Item 12) — Approved The council moved and seconded adjournment and the motion passed by voice vote.
Votes and documentation: where roll calls were taken, the transcript recorded council members Morse, Schwab, Saunders, Dixon and Kahl voting in support of the listed roll-call items. For the appointment and adjournment, vocal aye/nay counts were taken on the record.
