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Resident urges historic-preservation ordinance as council considers 80 East Center rezoning and small area plan

Kaysville City Council · July 17, 2026
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Summary

A resident told the council Kaysville lacks a historic-preservation ordinance and urged them to consider character and history when reviewing the 80 East Center rezoning and the small area plan that was on the agenda.

During public comment, resident Laureen Starkey urged the council to consider character and history in decisions on the 80 East Center rezoning and the small-area plan.

"Kaysville does not have a historic preservation ordinance," Starkey said, linking that absence to the need for protections as the city evaluates rezoning and redevelopment. She recalled positive experiences at local events and said the city's history and identity should be considered as planning moves forward.

Her comments framed the small-area plan discussion later on the agenda by urging council members to include historic-preservation tools or policies when they consider rezoning requests and redevelopment plans. The transcript does not record a formal council response within the provided excerpt.