At its Oct. 16 meeting the Kaysville City Council recorded the following formal actions. These items either carried brief public discussion or were procedural motions noted on the record.

Appointment (consent agenda)
- Action: Approve appointment of Jeremy Birkinshaw to the Kaysville Planning Commission (consent item 5a).
- Motion: made and seconded from the consent agenda; council members voted in favor (ayes recorded); motion carried.
- Notes: Planning commission appointment recorded on the consent agenda; appointee not present at the meeting per staff note.

Rezoning (major action; detailed coverage in separate article)
- Action: Deny rezoning request for 1.6 acres at 80 East Center Street (A‑1 to CC with mixed‑use overlay) submitted by Jake Williams.
- Motion: motion to deny was made and seconded on the record; council voted to deny the rezoning after extended public comment and deliberations.
- Notes: Planning commission had recommended approval 4‑0 on Sept. 11; council asked staff and the applicant to consider substantial revisions with lower unit counts and stronger commercial guarantees if the project returns.

EV charging stations and rates
- Action: Move the staff work item on electric vehicle charging stations and proposed rates to an action item for a future meeting.
- Motion: moved and seconded; vote recorded in favor.
- Notes: Staff recommended a structure that included a per‑session minimum (about $1.30), a per‑kWh charge (staff proposed 20¢/kWh as an initial figure) and potential hourly overstay fees; council directed staff to prepare an action‑item resolution and to circulate pricing and implementation options.

Massage establishment ordinance (business licensing)
- Action: Move a proposed ordinance on massage‑establishment licensing to an action item.
- Motion: moved and seconded; vote recorded in favor.
- Notes: Staff explained the draft ordinance aligns municipal licensing with state changes to the massage practice act, requires establishment registration and employee credentials, and proposes a $150 establishment license fee and a $10 ID card fee; council instructed staff to bring the ordinance back as an action item.

Meeting continuation and adjournment
- Action: Council voted to continue the meeting past 10:00 p.m. to complete agenda items.
- Action: Motion to adjourn recorded at the meeting close; vote recorded in favor.

Ending note: The Oct. 16 meeting combined one high‑profile land‑use denial with agreements to advance two administrative work items to formal action in coming meetings. For the full deliberations and speaker record see the planning‑item article and the meeting transcript.