Currently holds the office of West Valley City Council - At Large until December 31, 2027.
Candidate for West Valley City Council - At Large in 2023 Utah General Election.
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Get StartedWe need to develop the relationships and the trust between partners, before the economic impact of development will be felt. As a city we need to be building those relationships at all times so that the results will be positive for the business owners and the citizens of the city. Learn more
Private property rights are important to each of us. The private rights of individuals must always be balanced with the responsibilities to the greater community however. The community also needs to realize that as they enforce their responsibilities they need to do so with enough compassion to allow private citizens to comply. Learn more
Mixed use development and increased housing density is necessary if we are to fully develop our communities. We don’t have the land available for the individual home development of the past, and with the increased availability of mass transit, we can provide the support and infrastructure for mixed use and increased density housing. Learn more
Developers must look at the demographics and income levels as they determine use for property. They must realize that developments that cannot meet the needs of the community are of no value to themselves or the community. We also need to work with the planning commission and develop zoning ordinances that will accommodate the housing necessary for the citizens. Learn more
Sign ordinances again need to be balanced. The establishment that needs the sign has the right to advertise and attract customers, and the community has the responsibility to establish conformity for all in order to develop a better community and provide safety standards, and an attractive community. Learn more
Taxes are a constant worry for all elected officials. The primary reason for raising taxes would be to maintain essential community services at the necessary level to insure the security and peace of the community. Property and sales tax rates are the usual ones that cities have control over, although business licenses, impact fees, building permits and fines are also set by the city. Learn more
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