Pleasant View City Council recap — September 22, 2026
What the Pleasant View City Council took up on September 22, 2026
Brief summary of the September 22, 2026 Pleasant View City Council meeting:
- Minutes of March 24, 2026 (open and closed), April 14, 2026 (open and closed), May 12, 2026 and September 8, 2026 — consent.
- Neighbors in Action "Caught Being Good" award presentation — presentation.
- Adoption of Pleasant View Recreation's Emergency Action Plans, Policy 2026-3 — action.
- Annual storm water training for the city council — presentation.
- Public hearing on the updated Storm Water Management Plan, Resolution 2026-Z — public hearing.
- Ordinance 2026-24, new zoning regulations setting standards for Accessory Dwelling Units in residential zones — land-use/ordinance.
- Public hearing on a Second Amendment to the Deer Crest Development Agreement — public hearing.
- Public hearing on rezoning approximately 2.24 acres at approximately 3880 N HWY 89 from A-2 to RE-15, Weber County Parcel 19-015-0072, Ordinance 2026-25 — public hearing.
- Public hearing on repealing Chapter 18.11, the RE-5 Zone Ordinance, Ordinance 2026-26 — public hearing.
- Public hearing on re-enacting Chapter 18.39, the Transportation Oriented Development (TOD) Zone, and limiting it to an existing TOD development, Ordinance 2026-27 — public hearing.
- Surplus pickup trucks, revisiting the action and method of surplus — action.
- Adoption of a Sidewalk Management Program, Policy 2026-4 — action.
- Soliciting a Request for Proposals for IT Services — action.
- Write-off of uncollectable outstanding development receivables and a Maintenance Deposit — action.
Five hearings are noticed and each is its own item, including a development agreement amendment, which many councils pass without one. The ADU ordinance is handled in two steps: the agenda states that its hearing was held September 8, and the vote is tonight. The storm water plan hearing directly follows the council's own annual storm water training, so the council is briefed in public before it acts. Consent is minutes only, though it includes minutes from March, April and May that are reaching approval four to six months after the meetings. The weak spot is the last item: the city proposes to write off development receivables and a maintenance deposit as uncollectable, and the agenda does not say who owed the money or how much. The meeting ends with a closed meeting on the character or competence of an individual.
*Procedural-transparency score grounded in the agenda as published: 14 listed item(s) — 5 public hearing(s), 1 on consent, 1 land-use/ordinance, 5 other action, 2 presentation(s).*
Notable dollar figures on the agenda
- Write-off of uncollectable outstanding development receivables and a Maintenance Deposit — no amounts or accounts listed on the agenda
- Surplus pickup trucks — revisiting the action and method of surplus, no vehicles or values listed on the agenda
- Request for Proposals for IT Services — no amount listed on the agenda
--- *This recap lists agenda items as published and draws no conclusions. Verify against the official packet or minutes on the Pleasant View portal. Source: Pleasant View City council agenda.*