Mayor· 2026-2030
Brian Horrocks
North Salt Lake
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- 17
- Total speaking time
- 3:14:37
- Avg per meeting
- 11:27
- Segments
- 3312
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Top issues during term (20)
2027 Nights Out Community Events Evaluation
Approximately $10,000 annually is allocated across the series for hard costs and supplies.
Walker Ridge Townhomes Development
Private investment by the applicant to construct eight new townhomes and upgrade local infrastructure.
Satellite Library Facility
The project utilizes existing library funds and staffing resources.
Town Center Urban Design Standards
Guides future private capital investments and infrastructure planning within the Town Center corridor.
Automated License Plate Reader (LPR) Technology and Privacy
Unspecified existing contract costs with ALPR vendors
Rental Housing Development
Aids in maintaining affordable housing options without direct municipal subsidies.
Town Center Revitalization
The cost of the rezone process is part of the standard planning department budget.
FY 2026-2027 Municipal Budget
Involves tens of millions in city funds, cash balances, and multi-million dollar capital maintenance plans.
Property Readdressing for Annexed Areas
Costs to residents for updating records and potential city costs for signage and administration.
Hatch Park Completion
$20,260,435 contract approval
Legislative Impacts on Local Land Use and Regulations
Potential administrative costs for updating city codes and publishing required application checklists online.
Pacific Avenue Sidepath Project Interlocal Agreement
Total project cost of $575,000, with $460,000 from county funds and $115,000 local match.
City Hall Beautification
Initial estimates are high, so the city is looking for ways to cut costs.
Emergency Road Repairs on Eaglewood and Fairway Drives
Estimated up to $325,000 for emergency roadway and utility reconstruction.
Moderate Income Housing Plan & Code Amendments
Hatch Park Construction
The total project cost is capped at a guaranteed maximum price of $20,260,435, funded through bonds, impact fees, and reserves.
Water Infrastructure Replacement
Water utility rate increases of 6% are proposed alongside potential future bond issuances for capital replacement.
South Davis Metro Fire Service Area Tax Increase
The proposed increase would cost the average homeowner approximately $5 per month.
South Davis Greenway
Initial feasibility funded via a $7,500 municipal match, with future design and construction anticipated to leverage state and federal grants.
Municipal Ordinance Adoption
Potential administrative costs for updating city codes and publishing required application checklists online.
Decisions during term (130)
Recorded while Horrocks was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Conditional Use Permit for a Specialty Fence at 702 South Tanglewood Loop
General Development Plan for Walker Ridge Townhomes at 3533 South Highway 89
Amendment to City Moderate Income Housing Plan
Amendment to City Code Section 13-6-1 (Planned Unit Developments)
Approval of September 8, 2026 Planning Commission Meeting Minutes
Resolution 2026-43R: I-15 Interchange Landscaping Betterments
Pause 'Nights Out' Events Pending Legal Review
Resolution 2026-42R: Standards and Specifications Manuals
Ratification of Emergency Repairs to Eaglewood and Fairway Drives
Consent Agenda (Items 9.a through 9.h excluding 9.f)
Resolution 2026-47R: Creation of North Salt Lake Addressing Committee
Consideration of Resolution 2026-44R: Appointing Council Member Suzette Jackson to the South Davis Recreation District Board
Consideration of Resolution 2026-45R: Appointing Mayor Brian J. Horrocks to the Wasatch Integrated Waste Management District Board
Consideration of Resolution 2026-48R: Interlocal agreement with Davis County for Pacific Avenue Sidepath Project
Approval of City Council Minutes of September 15, 2026
Case E11089: Code Violations and Abatement Order for 755 South Parkway Drive
Donation to Bountiful Davis Arts Center
Table Consideration of Civic Events Committee Recommendation for 2027 Nights Out Events
Approval of Consent Agenda
Approval of Ordinance 2026-08: Town Center Urban Design Standards
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