Mayor· 2026-2029
Ann Jackson
Roy City
About
Ann Jackson's platform centers on economic development and the expansion of essential city infrastructure. Her priorities include fostering local business growth and addressing the community's need for new public facilities like a cemetery.
Campaign promises (2)
- developmentThe candidate campaigned on prioritizing business growth within the city.
- infrastructureThe candidate proposed the creation of a new city cemetery.
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 31
- Total speaking time
- 3:30:48
- Avg per meeting
- 6:48
- Segments
- 4416
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Top issues during term (5)(Zoning)
Accessory Dwelling Unit Regulations
Homeowners may face significant costs for plumbing, sewer ejector pumps, and firewall modifications to convert or build D-ADUs.
Zoning and Land Use Changes
Property value and tax assessment changes may occur following the land-use designation update.
Garage Sale Regulation
None.
Planning Commission Ethics and Role Training
None directly, beyond administrative training compliance.
Residential Chicken Keeping
There may be minor administrative costs associated with permitting or enforcement.
Decisions during term (9)
Recorded while Jackson was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Ordinance No. 26-11: Zoning Map Amendment for 5500 South Property
Ordinance No. 26-13: Zoning Map Amendment for 5300 South Property
Zoning Map Amendment for 3934 & 3960 W. 5500 South
Zoning Map Amendment for 3426 W. 5300 South
Zoning Code Amendments for Detached ADUs (SB 284)
Ordinance 26-6: Backyard Chickens Zoning Amendments
Zoning Map Amendment for 3025 W. 4525 S.
Denial of Ordinance 26-3 (Zoning Map Amendment at 2715 West 4800 South)
General Plan and Zoning Map Amendment Denial (2715 W. 4800 S.)
Voting record (1)(Zoning)
Oldest to newest — hover a bar for the item.