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RDA board opens and closes public hearing on FY2027 tentative budget; no public comment

South Weber City Redevelopment Agency Board · May 26, 2026
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Summary

At its May 26 meeting, the South Weber City Redevelopment Agency Board opened and then closed a public hearing on the FY2027 tentative budget; no members of the public spoke and the procedural motions to open and close the hearing carried by voice vote.

On May 26, 2026, the South Weber City Redevelopment Agency Board opened and closed a public hearing on its Fiscal Year 2027 tentative budget at the South Weber City Office. The record shows no public comment was received during the hearing and both the motion to open and the motion to close the hearing were carried by voice vote.

Board member Wayne Winsor moved to open the hearing, and Board member Blair Halverson seconded. According to the meeting transcript, "Board member Winsor moved to open the public hearing for RDA Fiscal Year 2027 Tentative Budget." Chair Rod Westbroek called for a voice vote; the transcript lists Chair Westbroek and Board members Jeremy Davis, Blair Halverson and Wayne Winsor as voting aye and records the motion as carried. The meeting attendance line notes Angie Petty as excused; the transcript also lists her among voters in the vote line, an inconsistency that is noted in the official record and that this article does not reconcile (see actions notes).

After the record showed no public speakers, Board member Wayne Winsor moved to close the public hearing and Board member Jeremy Davis seconded. Chair Westbroek again called for a voice vote and the motion carried. The tentative FY2027 budget remains on the RDA agenda for subsequent consideration and adoption steps; the transcript does not record dollar amounts or further budget details for publication.