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Votes at a glance: Pleasant View City Council actions, March 10, 2026

Pleasant View City Council · March 10, 2026
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Summary

Council approved consent minutes, a preliminary subdivision, development and franchise agreements, a Skyline Drive parcel acquisition, Policy 2026-2, an acquisition-pool amendment, and a six‑month Constant Contact contract; all recorded motions passed unanimously, 5-0.

At its March 10 meeting the Pleasant View City Council recorded the following formal actions (motions, seconds, roll-call votes as recorded):

- Consent minutes approved (motion by CM Ann Arrington, second CM Sean Wilkinson). Vote: Aye — Arrington, Ferry, Marriott, Urry, Wilkinson. 5-0. - Preliminary subdivision approval for Weber County Parcels 19-017-0146 & 19-017-0147 (motion by CM Johnny Ferry; second CM David Marriott). Vote: 5-0. - Development Agreement with Woodsonia Farr West, LLC (motion by CM Ann Arrington; second CM David Marriott). Roll-call vote: 5-0. - Franchise Agreement with Woodsonia Farr West, LLC regarding secondary-water for Farr West Landing (motion by CM David Marriott; second CM Sara Urry). Roll-call vote: 5-0. - Property acquisition for 540 W 4300 N (Skyline Drive Phase 2) (motion by CM David Marriott; second CM Sara Urry). Roll-call vote: 5-0. - Adopt Parking and Backing Policy, Policy 2026-2 (motion by CM David Marriott; second CM Ann Arrington). Roll-call vote: 5-0. - Amend acquisition pool agreement with Avenue Consultants, Inc. (motion by CM Ann Arrington; second CM Johnny Ferry). Vote: 5-0. - Contract with Constant Contact for six months, $300 (motion by CM Sara Urry; second CM David Marriott). Vote: 5-0.

All recorded motions passed unanimously. Several items were procedural or administrative in nature; the council did not take action on the America250 coin proposal or the garbage-can procurement options at this meeting.