Mayor· 2018–2026
Mark Johnson
Lehi City
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 21
- Total speaking time
- 3:02:14
- Avg per meeting
- 8:41
- Segments
- 3746
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Top issues during term (20)
Development Density and General Plan Alignment
Impacts surrounding property values and provides commercial/industrial space for local contractors.
Chapter 29 Development Code Amendment for Development Agreements
Generates commercial development value while protecting adjacent residential property values through mandatory buffering.
Housing and Transit Reinvestment Zone (HTRZ) Development
The interlocal agreement involves a potential tax increment collection of up to $152,680,962 over a 45-year period.
Chapter 29 Development Code Amendment on Development Agreements
Administrative efficiency for city processing of development agreements.
traffic safety
Unknown.
Spring Meadow Villas Traffic and Infrastructure Pressures
Potential future road repairs and infrastructure enhancement costs.
Winter Parking Enforcement
Enables administrative collection of parking violation fees.
Morning Vista Development Incentives
The project involves an $8 million tax subsidy and is projected to generate $20 million in tax revenue.
Municipal Budget Planning
The budget discussions involve multi-million dollar requests for infrastructure, equipment, and staffing.
Municipal Fiber Network Expansion and Bonding
The network's debt service is currently supported by sales and franchise tax revenues, with projections indicating complete coverage from fiber revenues by 2030.
Flag Lot Development Standards
Unknown.
urban development
The project uses tax increment financing to support infrastructure and development.
Rockwell Station Concept Plan (Parking Concerns)
Residents may face new towing and storage fees if their vehicles are found in violation of the updated code.
Residential Growth and Density
New developments will likely increase property tax revenue but also require additional city services.
pedestrian safety
The city will need to fund concrete work for new pedestrian ramps.
Commercial Development and Signage
These projects represent significant commercial investment in the city.
State Transportation Investment and Housing Flexibility
Protects local tax bases from unexpected infrastructure cost shifts.
Justice Court Operations
Maintaining the court requires funding for a new judge and potential facility renovations.
Utility Rate Increases
Professional services contract cost funded through utility operational funds.
Flex Commercial Zoning
Could influence future tax revenue by allowing larger, more functional businesses to operate in the city.
Decisions during term (395)
Recorded while Johnson was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Approval of Meeting Minutes
Adoption of Resolution #2025-103 Appointing Emily Lockhart to City Council
Consent Agenda Approval
Resolution #2025-98 (174 E 100 N Real Estate Purchase)
Resolution #2025-86 (Planning Commission Appointments)
Resolution #2025-90 (Budget Amendment #3)
Resolution #2025-96 (Forebay Conservation Easement)
Ordinance #67-2025 (Downtown Revitalization & State Street SAP)
Ordinance #71-2025 (Water Use and Preservation General Plan Element)
Ordinance #68-2025 (Gurney Property Zone Change)
Ordinance #69-2025 (Lee Zone Change)
Resolution #2025-91 (Hammond Development Agreement)
Ordinance #70-2025 (Hammond Zone Change)
Resolution #2025-92 (Water's Edge Development Agreement)
Ordinance #72-2025 (Water's Edge General Plan Amendment)
Resolution #2025-93 (JDH Property Development Agreement)
Resolution #2025-95 (City Council Vacancy Procedures)
2026 Planning Commission Meeting Schedule
Consent Agenda - Minutes Approval
Boyd Stewart Plat A Plat Amendment
Voting record (2)
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