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Votes and actions: South Weber City Council, Jan. 14, 2025

South Weber City Council · January 14, 2025
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Summary

At its Jan. 14 meeting the council approved the consent agenda, appointed a mayor pro tempore and two planning commissioners, and passed Ordinance 2025-01; it denied a General Plan amendment 4-1 and considered a rezoning motion with road-width conditions (final vote not recorded in the excerpt).

Key votes and formal actions recorded at the Jan. 14 South Weber City Council meeting:

- Consent agenda (minutes, checks, budget reports): approved. Motion moved by Councilman Wayne Winsor; seconded by Councilman Blair Halverson. Roll-call: Davis, Dills, Halverson, Petty, Winsor — all aye.

- Resolution 25-01: Appoint Angie Petty as Mayor Pro Tempore for 2025. Motion by Councilman Blair Halverson; seconded by Councilman Jeremy Davis. Vote: unanimous.

- Resolution 25-02: Reappoint Gary Boatright Jr. and Marty McFadden to the Planning Commission (Feb. 1, 2025Jan. 31, 2028). Motion by Councilman Blair Halverson; seconded by Councilwoman Angie Petty. Vote: unanimous.

- Ordinance 2025-01 (Code 11-8-3, Improvements Completion Assurance): approved unanimously. Motion by Councilwoman Angie Petty; seconded by Councilman Joel Dills.

- Ordinance 2025-02 (General Plan map amendment for ~10.7 acres): motion to deny passed 4-1 (Dills opposed).

- Ordinance 2025-03 (Rezoning Kap Legacy Subdivision, ~27.6 acres): Councilman Blair Halverson moved to approve with the amendment that the developer build a 78-foot collector right-of-way; transcript excerpt does not include the second or the final vote.

This summary records motions, movers, seconds (when reported), and roll-call tallies where provided in the meeting record.