Mayor· 2010-2029
Ken Romney
West Bountiful City
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- 3
- Total speaking time
- 52:15
- Avg per meeting
- 17:25
- Segments
- 679
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Top issues during term (18)
Residential Pool Safety Barrier Regulations
Negligible direct impact on the city budget, though pool owners installing compliant covers may incur equipment and installation costs.
Golf Course Clubhouse Feasibility Study
The study will cost the city $23,200.
Davis County Local Option Sales Tax ("5th 5th")
Could generate approximately $98,545 annually in new local revenue for West Bountiful transportation needs.
Detached Accessory Dwelling Unit (DADU) Regulations
Potential modest increase in utility demand and property values.
Traffic Safety and Unauthorized U-Turns on 4th North
Potential minor signage costs if new traffic signs are installed.
Aspen Dental Conditional Use Permit
Potential commercial growth and local business licensing revenue for the city.
Land Use Appeal Authority Restructuring
The city will incur costs to retain qualified professional hearing officers when appeals arise.
South Davis Metro Fire Property Tax Increase
Increases property taxes by approximately $28.81 annually for a median residential property and $96.69 for a commercial property.
Davis County 5th 5th Local Option Sales Tax
The city could potentially receive approximately $100,000 annually if the tax is enacted.
Pages Lane Closure and FrontRunner Construction Impacts
Potential economic and travel delays for local commuters and businesses during the closure.
Davis County Animal Care Services and Park Signage
Covered under the existing county animal care service agreement.
A-1 Zone Height Regulations and Structural Exceptions
None anticipated directly from code updates.
Residential Height Regulations and Setback Requirements
fireworks ban
This ban saves the city serious cash by preventing costly emergency wildfire responses and property damage.
fireworks regulation
Avoiding a major wildfire could save the city millions in emergency response and property damage costs.
camping ordinance
It might cost the city a little bit to put up new signs and enforce the rules, but it keeps parks clean for everyone.
water infrastructure
Emergency repair costs will hit city utility funds, and local businesses might lose a bit of cash during the outage.
emergency evacuation
Emergency responses and potential property damage could hit city resources and local wallets hard.
Decisions during term (29)
Recorded while Romney was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.