Council Member· 2022–2026
Randy Scadden
Roy City
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 7
- Total speaking time
- 11:47
- Avg per meeting
- 1:41
- Segments
- 128
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Top issues during term (20)
Proposed Property Tax Increase
Adds approximately $133.15 per year ($11.10 per month) for the owner of a primary residence valued at $439,000.
Residential Density Increase
Increased property values and potential development fees.
City Budget and Tax Concerns
Establishes a $1.5 million operating budget with $350,000 in incoming tax increment financing and a projected ending fund balance of $1.8 million.
Countywide Heavy Rescue Team
The city will pay overtime rates for Weber Fire District personnel when they cover shifts.
1900 West Economic Study and Corridor Plan
Allocates approximately $151,000 from RDA funds for economic analysis and planning.
Traffic Safety on Midland Drive
Unknown, but residents argue it is a cost-effective alternative to constant police presence.
Code Enforcement and Property Maintenance
Potential modest revenue from fine collections, offset by reduced staff time spent chasing unpermitted work.
Fire Service Annexation
The financial impact is currently under negotiation as part of the annexation process.
Parking Ordinance Procedure
Unknown.
FY2026 Budget Adjustments
The resident suggested that cutting management positions could save funds for direct-reporting employees.
Employee Wage Disparity
The COLA would utilize a portion of the $716,000 fund balance surplus.
Conflict of Interest Disclosures
Violations of the act can lead to voided decisions and potential criminal misdemeanors for individual members.
Mixed-Use Building Height Standards
These projects represent private investment in the city's commercial and residential tax base.
Water Conservation and Infrastructure
The city received a $10,000 grant from the state to help with educational materials and illustrations for the plan.
2025 Primary Election Certification
The cost of the election is covered by the city's existing administrative budget.
Wendy's Signage and Business Retention
Supports the viability of a local business, contributing to sales tax revenue.
Cemetery Development
The city is currently exploring land options to make a cemetery feasible.
Fiber Optic Infrastructure Deployment
The proposal aims to reduce construction costs for the provider, which may influence the feasibility of the 2,200-unit build-out.
Term Limits for Elected Officials
None currently.
public events
The program is funded through the solid waste budget and does not impact the general fund.
Decisions during term (121)
Recorded while Scadden was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Approval of November 18, 2025, Meeting Minutes
Resolution 25-32: Parks and Recreation Fee Schedule
Resolution 25-33: America 250 Utah Committee
Resolution 25-34: Comcast Franchise Agreement
Ordinance 25-18: Water Conservation General Plan Amendment
Ordinance 25-19: Parking Regulations
Approval of November 25, 2025, Work Session Minutes
General Plan Amendment: Water Usage and Conservation Element
Spat Estates Site Plan Approval
Spat Estates Architectural Review Approval
Employee of the Month Recognition
Resolution 25-28: Interlocal Agreement with Roy Water Conservancy District
Resolution 25-29: Interlocal Agreement with Second District Juvenile Court
Resolution 25-30: Real Property Exchange
Resolution 25-31: Real Property Exchange
Approval of October 14, 2025, Minutes
Approval of Consent Agenda
Resolution 25-24: 2026 City Council Meeting Dates
Ordinance 25-16: Development Agreement for Station Area Plan
Ordinance 25-17: Development Agreement for Mixed-Use Project
Voting record (26)
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