Washington Terrace, UT
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Recent meetings
Tue Apr 7, 2026
Meeting
✓ Decided: Council approves 5-year fire equipment replacement plan
The City Council approved the Fire Department's five-year Capital Replacement Priority Plan, which prioritizes equipment replacement based on age, maintenance, and usage. The plan does not commit funding but serves as a guiding tool for future budget planning. A resolution to amend building permit inspection fees was tabled for further discussion.
- Approved Fire Department Major Budget Items Five Year Capital Replacement Priority Plan (4-0)
- Tabled Resolution 26-03 to amend building permit inspection fees for further work session discussion (4-0)
- Approved agenda and March 17, 2026 council meeting minutes by general consent
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CC Minutes 04-07-2026
City of Washington Terrace
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Minutes of a Regular City Council meeting
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Held on April 17, 2026
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City Hall, 5249 South 400 East, Washington Terrace City, Utah
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MAYOR, COUNCIL, AND STAFF MEMBERS PRESENT
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Mayor Mark C. Allen
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Council Member Anna Davidson
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Council Member Zunayid Z. Zishan
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Council Member Cheryl Parkinson
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Council Member Jeff West
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Council Member Michael Thomas - excused
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Finance Director Shari’ Garrett
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Fire Chief Clay Peterson
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City Recorder Amy Rodriguez
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City Manager Tom Hanson
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OTHERS PRESENT:
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WORK SESSION : 5:00 P.M.
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Topics to include; but are not limited to:
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Fire Department Heavy Equipment Capital Replacement Plan
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Hanson stated that the Building Fees were adjusted based on the work session conversation at the last
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meeting. They will be presented at the regular meeting.
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Fire Department
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Chief Peterson stated that he re-vamped how the Department administers the equipment replacement plan.
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He stated that replacement is based upon age, maintenance, funding options, usage, mileage, among other
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factors.
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Chief Peterson stated that the funding is not available for the ladder replacement in 2027, and it has been
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pushed out to 2028. He stated that building a unit takes around 3-5 years.
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Chief stated that a go …
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Tue Mar 17, 2026
Meeting
✓ Decided: Council approves trial of Flock cameras 4-1
The City Council voted 4-1 to approve a trial period for installing Flock license-plate recognition cameras within the city. The cameras will be placed at ingress/egress points, not parks, and the trial has no cost to the city. A resident raised privacy and security concerns during public comment.
- Approved trial period for Flock cameras (4-1)
- Approved agenda and March 3, 2026, council minutes by general consent
- Adjourned meeting unanimously (5-0)
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CC Minutes 03-17-26
City of Washington Terrace
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Minutes of a Regular City Council meeting
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Held on March 17, 2026
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City Hall, 5249 South 400 East, Washington Terrace City, Utah
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MAYOR, COUNCIL, AND STAFF MEMBERS PRESENT
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Mayor Mark C. Allen
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Council Member Anna Davidson
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Council Member Zunayid Z. Zishan
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Council Member Cheryl Parkinson
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Council Member Jeff West
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Council Member Michael Thomas
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Finance Director Shari’ Garrett
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Building Official Tyler Seaman
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City Recorder Amy Rodriguez
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City Manager Tom Hanson
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Lt. Sean Endsley, Weber County Sheriff
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OTHERS PRESENT:
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WORK SESSION : 5:00 P.M.
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Topics to include; but are not limited to:
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Follow up on Weber County Sheriff discussion on services, costs and future plans
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Discussion on Building Permit Inspection Fee Analysis
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Building Inspection Fees
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Garrett stated that the reorganization of the Building Department brought to attention how much building
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inspections cost the city. She stated that it was determined that we are not receiving full cost recovery on
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this service.
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Garrett stated that they performed a full cost recovery analysis, taking into consideration all aspects of this
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service. She stated that the proposed fee schedule is a full cost analysis and direct cost of the services. She
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Tue Mar 3, 2026
Meeting
✓ Decided: Council approves 5-year parks capital priority list unanimously
The council approved a 0-5 year Parks Capital Plan priority list (5-0) to guide grant applications and budgeting. A work session discussed a proposed 26% increase in Weber County Sheriff staffing and costs, with the city manager warning of a 'very painful' spike requiring Truth in Taxation. A trial period for additional Flock cameras was discussed but no decision was made; it will return as a budget item. The council also approved Resolution 26-02 for auto-enrollment in URS savings plans for new hires (5-0).
- Approved 0-5 year Parks Capital Plan priority list (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 26-02 amending policy for URS auto-enrollment (5-0)
- Discussed but tabled decision on Flock camera trial period; to be considered as budget item
- No action taken on Weber County Sheriff contract increase; discussed in work session
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CC Minutes 03-03-26
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City of Washington Terrace
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Minutes of a Regular City Council meeting
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Held on March 3, 2026
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City Hall, 5249 South 400 East, Washington Terrace City, Utah
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MAYOR, COUNCIL, AND STAFF MEMBERS PRESENT
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Mayor Mark C. Allen
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Council Member Anna Davidson
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Council Member Zunayid Z. Zishan
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Council Member Cheryl Parkinson
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Council Member Jeff West
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Council Member Michael Thomas
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Finance Director Shari’ Garrett
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City Recorder Amy Rodriguez
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City Manager Tom Hanson
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Lt. Sean Endsley, Weber County Sheriff
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OTHERS PRESENT:
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Sheriff Arbon, Julie Stoddard, Chief Josh Gard,
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WORK SESSION : 5:00 P.M.
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Topics to include; but are not limited to:
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Weber County Sheriff discussion on services, costs and future plans
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Lt. Endsley presented the current 2026 contract city budget. Stoddard stated that wages were up $250,000.
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She stated that the numbers were very close to last year’s numbers. She stated that we are looking at a 4%
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percent increase, which includes wage increases. Endsley stated that many of the other expenses are
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remaining flat.
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Lt. Endsley stated that the formula for prices remains the same at 60 percent call for service and 40 percent
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population for contract cities. He stated that the population between contract cities has increased around
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25,000, whil …
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Tue Jan 20, 2026
Meeting
✓ Decided: Council combines Columbus Day and Indigenous People's Day into one holiday
The council voted 3-1 to combine Columbus Day and Indigenous People's Day into a single holiday, with Council Member Zishan dissenting. They also unanimously approved the city's contribution match of 38.5% for the 2026 CDBG application for the 500 West sewer project. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting included a work session on capital improvement plans and procedural items.
- Approved combining Columbus Day and Indigenous People's Day holidays (3-1)
- Approved 2026 CDBG application and 38.5% city contribution match for 500 West sewer project (4-0)
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CC Minutes 01-20-26
City of Washington Terrace
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Minutes of a Regular City Council meeting
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Held on January 20, 2026
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City Hall, 5249 South 400 East, Washington Terrace City, Utah
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MAYOR, COUNCIL, AND STAFF MEMBERS PRESENT
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Mayor Mark C. Allen
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Council Member Anna Davidson
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Council Member Zunayid Z. Zishan
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Council Member Cheryl Parkinson
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Council Member Jeff West – excused
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Council Member Michael Thomas
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Fire Chief Clay Peterson
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Public Works Director Jake Meibos
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City Recorder Amy Rodriguez
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City Manager Tom Hanson
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None
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WORK SESSION : 5:00 P.M.
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Topics to include; but are not limited to:
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Capital Investment Plan review
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Fire Department CIP
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Chief Peterson outline the capital equipment that will need to be placed in the Capital Improvement Projects
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list over the next 20 years. He stated that the Department received a Rosenbauer Timberwolf Fire Truck
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through a grant in 2024, however, he noted that the chassis is a 2021. He stated that this is on a 15-year
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replacement plan.
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Chief Peterson stated that the city purchased a used 2002 100-foot ladder truck about 15 years ago from
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West Valley City. He stated that the electronics are over 20 years old, making them unreliable. He stated
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that replacement parts are scheduled for 2027. He stated that if w …
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🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
Motion by Council Member Thomas 180 Seconded by Council Member Parkinson 181 To approve to combine the Columbus Day and Indigenous People’s Day Holidays 182 Approved (3-1) 183 CC Minutes 01-20-26
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Parkinson yea · Thomas yea · Council Davidson yea
Tue Jan 6, 2026
Meeting
✓ Decided: Council approves RAMP grant application for pickleball plaza phase 4
The Council approved a $191,800 RAMP grant application for Phase 4 of the Pickleball Plaza project, with a matching city contribution of $191,800. They also approved entering an interlocal agreement with Ogden Valley City for court consolidation, approved the Capital Investment Plan project prioritization for a sewer rehabilitation project, and elected a Mayor Pro Tempore. The independent auditor presented a clean audit for fiscal year 2025.
- Approved RAMP grant application for Pickleball Plaza Phase 4 (5-0)
- Approved entering interlocal agreement with Ogden Valley City for court consolidation (5-0)
- Approved Capital Investment Plan Project Prioritization for 500 West Trenchless Sewer Rehabilitation (5-0)
- Elected Council Member as Mayor Pro Tempore (5-0)
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CC Minutes 01-06-26
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City of Washington Terrace
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Minutes of a Regular City Council meeting
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Held on January 6, 2026
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City Hall, 5249 South 400 East, Washington Terrace City, Utah
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MAYOR, COUNCIL, AND STAFF MEMBERS PRESENT
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Mayor Mark C. Allen
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Council Member Anna Davidson
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Council Member Zunayid Z. Zishan
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Council Member Cheryl Parkinson
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Council Member Jeff West
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Council Member Michael Thomas
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Finance Director Shari’ Garrett
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City Recorder Amy Rodriguez
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City Manager Tom Hanson
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Gary Keddington, from the Independent Auditing Firm of Keddington & Christensen
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WORK SESSION : 5:00 P.M.
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ANNUAL FINANCIAL & INDEPENDENT AUDITOR’S REPORT
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Keddington discussed the responsibilities of the auditor’s and the responsibilities of management and
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Council. He stated that the Council is “where the buck stops”. Keddington stated that the Council should be
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tracking where the funds are being spent. He stated that we have to be transparent with citizen’s money. He
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stated that internal controls, staying in compliance with regulations, and staying within budget are the city’s
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responsibility. He stated that his responsibility is to audit the financial statements. He stated that in addition
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to financial statements, they audit internal controls. …
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