Kaysville public meetings in 2025
63 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
This is a notice of ordinance adoption, not a meeting agenda. On December 18, 2025, the Kaysville City Council approved Ordinance No. 25-12-01, which enacts the Utah Wildland Urban Interface Code and the Kaysville City Wildland Urban Interface Map into city code. The ordinance is available for review at the city recorder's office and online.
- Adoption of Ordinance No. 25-12-01 enacting Title 18, Chapter 2, Section 12 of the Kaysville City Code
- Adoption of the Utah Wildland Urban Interface Code
- Adoption of the Kaysville City Wildland Urban Interface Map
City Council
The City Council will consider adopting the Utah Wildland Urban Interface Code and the 2025 Water Conservation Plan. The body will also discuss amending the 2022 General Plan to include water use and preservation.
- Ordinance to adopt the Utah Wildland Urban Interface Code
- Resolution adopting the 2025 Kaysville City Water Conservation Plan
- Resolution amending the 2022 General Plan to include Chapter 6: Kaysville Water Use and Preservation
- Appointment of David Moore as a Planning Commission Member
- Independent Auditor's Report for Fiscal Year 2025
Kaysville Planning Commission
The Kaysville Planning Commission posted its 2026 annual meeting schedule under Utah’s Open Meetings Act. No decisions are on the agenda; the notice only lists future meeting dates and times.
Kaysville Planning Commission
The Kaysville Planning Commission is holding a public hearing to amend the 2022 General Plan to include a water use and preservation element, as required by Utah State Code §10-20-404. Staff presented background on the state mandate, water supply contracts with Weber Basin Water, and current usage patterns.
- Public hearing on amending 2022 General Plan to include water use and preservation
- Contract with Weber Basin Water for approximately 2,700 acre-feet annually
- City owns underground water rights and seeking state approval for additional wells
- Irrigation companies required to fully meter and transition to usage-based billing by 2030
- City currently has just over 10,000 Equivalent Residential Connections (ERCs)
Kaysville Planning Commission
The Kaysville Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to discuss amending the 2022 General Plan. This amendment aims to include water use and preservation requirements as mandated by Utah State code 10-20-404.
- Public hearing on amending the 2022 General Plan for water use and preservation
Kaysville Planning Commission
The Kaysville Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to discuss amending the 2022 General Plan. The proposed amendment aims to include water use and preservation requirements as mandated by Utah State code 10-20-404.
- Public hearing to amend the 2022 General Plan regarding water use and preservation
City Council
The city has provided public notice of the 2026 meeting schedule for the City Council and various boards and commissions. This document is a procedural notice of meeting dates and times.
- City Council: 1st and 3rd Thursdays at 7:00 p.m. (excluding Jan 1 and April 2)
- Planning Commission: 2nd and 4th Thursdays at 7:00 p.m. (excluding Nov 26 and Dec 24)
- Historic Preservation Commission: 1st Wednesday of each month at 6:00 p.m.
- Parks & Recreation Advisory Board: 1st Wednesday of each quarter at 7:00 p.m.
- RAMP Advisory Board: Meetings from January to June as necessary
City Council
The City Council approved an ordinance on November 20, 2025, that updates four titles of the City Code. These changes affect parking, street design, excavation regulations, and irrigation connections.
- Ordinance No. 25-11-02: Updates Titles 6, 8, 9, and 18 of the City Code
- Title 6: Refines parking regulations to reduce roadway obstructions in high-traffic zones
- Title 8: Updates design and function requirements for arterial, collector, and local streets
- Title 9: Strengthens regulations for excavations in City rights-of-way and culinary water system protections
- Title 18: Clarifies requirements for pressure irrigation connections
City Council
The Kaysville City Council will hold a regular meeting on December 4, 2025, at 7:00 PM in the Council Chambers at Kaysville City Hall. The council will discuss adopting the Wildland Urban Interface Code, updates to the Water Conservation Plan, and amending the 2022 General Plan to include water use and preservation requirements.
- Discussion on Adopting the Wildland Urban Interface Code as Required by Utah House Bill 48
- Discussion of Updates to Kaysville's Water Conservation Plan
- Discussion on Amending the 2022 General Plan to Include Water Use and Preservation as Required by Utah Code §10-20-404
City Council
The Kaysville City Council will meet on November 20, 2025, at 7:00 PM at 23 East Center Street to discuss and vote on an ordinance amending various sections of the city's Title 6, Title 8, Title 9, and Title 18. The meeting will be streamed online and public comments are limited to Action Items, 'Call to the Public', or public hearings.
- Ordinance amending Titles 6, 8, 9, and 18
- Appointment of Kristine Murdock and Heidi Tak to Historic Preservation Commission
- Employee of the Quarter Award presentation to Brandon Willey
- City Council Q&A session at 6:30 PM
- Public comments limited to Action Items, Call to the Public, and public hearings
City Council
The Kaysville City Council meets to certify the official results of the November 4, 2025 municipal general election. The Board of Canvassers presents the canvassed vote totals and declares the winners for mayor and two city council seats.
- Certified results for mayoral race: Tamara (Tami) Tran elected with 4,986 votes
- Certified results for two city council seats: Abbigayle (Abbi) Hunt and Joshua T McBride elected with 5,027 and 4,054 votes respectively
- Total ballots cast: 6,682 out of 19,851 registered voters (33.66% turnout)
- Full canvass report available at www.kaysville.gov or the Recorder’s Office at 23 East Center Street
City Council
The Kaysville City Council will meet as the Board of Canvassers. The body will review the results of the Kaysville City Municipal General Election held on November 4, 2025.
- Canvass of the November 4, 2025, Municipal General Election results prepared by the Davis County Clerk's Office
City Council
The City Council has been invited to attend a Planning Commission meeting for a presentation and discussion. The council will not take any formal action during this meeting.
- Discussion of the Kaysville City Center Small Area Plan
- Proposed amendment to the 2022 General Plan regarding water use and preservation
Kaysville Planning Commission
The Kaysville Planning Commission will meet to discuss the City Center Small Area Plan and updates to the 2022 General Plan regarding water use. The commission will also consider a conditional use permit for a home occupation.
- Conditional Use Permit for an Instructional Home Occupation for Chef Tyler Cooks, LLC at 581 South 350 East
- Presentation and discussion on Kaysville City Center Small Area Plan
- Discussion on amending the 2022 General Plan for water use and preservation per Utah State Code 10-9a-403
- Swearing in of Planning Commissioner Jeramy Burkinshaw
- Rezone request for 1800 South 550 West (noted as continued to a future date with no action to be taken)
Kaysville Planning Commission
The Kaysville Planning Commission met on November 13, 2025, to approve a conditional use permit for a home-based cooking instruction business and discuss updates to the City Center Small Area Plan and state-mandated water conservation requirements. The meeting included a swearing-in ceremony for a new commissioner and unanimous approval of October meeting minutes.
- Unanimous approval of Conditional Use Permit for Chef Tyler Cooks, LLC home-based cooking instruction at 581 South 350 East
- Discussion on Kaysville City Center Small Area Plan, including land use, transportation, and parking strategies
- Presentation on state-mandated Water Conservation Element update for the General Plan
- Swearing in of new Planning Commissioner Jeramy Burkinshaw
- Unanimous approval of October 9, 2025 meeting minutes
City Council
This notice announces the adoption of Ordinance No. 25-11-01, which was approved by the City Council on November 6, 2025. The ordinance establishes new regulations for massage establishments and modifies the process for business license revocation appeals.
- Adoption of Chapter 16-15, 'Massage Establishments'
- Amendment of Section 16-1-18 regarding business license revocation appeals
City Council
The City Council will consider a new ordinance regarding massage establishments and updates to the FY26 Consolidated Fee Schedule. The meeting also includes a report from the Parks and Recreation Department and discussions on public works ordinances.
- Resolution amending FY26 Consolidated Fee Schedule for Electric Vehicle Charging Station Fees
- Ordinance adopting Chapter 16-15 'Massage Establishments' and related fee schedule amendments
- Discussion of updates and amendments to various Public Works Ordinances
- Parks and Recreation Department Annual Report
- Employee of the Quarter Award presentation to Brandon Willey
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session to discuss the city's strategic plan and future priorities. No official council action will be taken during this meeting, and no public comments will be accepted.
- Discussion on the Strategic Plan and Future Priorities
Kaysville Planning Commission
The regularly scheduled Planning Commission meeting for Thursday, October 23, 2025, has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday, November 13, 2025.
City Council
The Kaysville City Council will hold a work session on October 20, 2025, at 6:45 p.m. in Kaysville City Hall. The meeting will focus on reviewing and discussing the General Fund Budget. No formal decisions will be made, and no public comments will be taken.
City Council
The Kaysville City Council will meet to decide on a rezoning request for a property on East Center Street. The body will also review annual reports on fraud risk and power department operations and discuss ordinances regarding massage establishments and EV charging.
- Request to rezone 1.6 acres at 80 East Center Street from A-1 (Light Agricultural) to CC (Central Commercial) with a Mixed Use Overlay
- Appointment of Jeramy Berkenshaw as Planning Commission Member
- Annual Fraud Risk Assessment Report presented by Finance Director Maryn Nelson
- Power Department Annual Report presented by Power Director Brian Johnson
- Discussion of Electric Vehicle Charging Stations and Rates and Massage Establishment Ordinance
Kaysville Planning Commission
The Planning Commission approved a Conditional Use Permit for a Major B Home Occupation at 1061 South Suncrest Lane. The commission also continued a rezone request for 1800 South and 550 West to a future date.
- Approved Conditional Use Permit for Rhino Landscape and Design Utah at 1061 South Suncrest Lane
- Continued rezone request for 1800 South and 550 West to November 13
- Approved September 25, 2025 meeting minutes
Kaysville Planning Commission
The Kaysville Planning Commission will meet to consider a conditional use permit for a home business. A previously scheduled rezone request for 1800 South and 550 West has been continued and will not be discussed at this meeting.
- Conditional Use Permit for a Major B Home Occupation at 1061 South Suncrest Lane for Jeff Nielson and Rhino Landscape and Design Utah
- Rezone request for 1800 South and 550 West (continued to a future date; no action to be taken)
City Council
The Kaysville City Council will hold a regular meeting on October 2, 2025, at 7:00 PM in the Council Chambers at Kaysville City Hall. The meeting will include a Q&A session at 6:30 PM and will feature presentations, proclamations, and discussions on property tax and trail construction reimbursement.
- Swearing in of 2025-2026 Youth City Council
- Proclamation honoring Beckham Dickson
- Proclamation recognizing Public Power Week (October 5-11, 2025)
- Discussion on Utah State Tax Commission’s denial of Kaysville’s 2025 property tax rate
- Agreement with UDOT for reimbursement of West Davis Corridor Trail construction and right-of-way costs
Kaysville City Police Department
The Kaysville City Police Department is publishing a public notice listing found and unclaimed property currently stored in its evidence room. Residents who have lost property matching the listed categories may call to schedule an appointment to claim it before the October 15 disposal date.
- Found property includes bags, bicycles, IDs, credit cards, phones, tools, and vehicle parts
- Claim deadline is October 15, 2025
- Contact number (801) 497-7083 for appointments
- Proof of ownership or detailed description required to reclaim items
City Council
The Kaysville City Council adopted Ordinance No. 25-09-02, rezoning 1.62 acres at 2053 West Grassy Plain Drive from General Commercial (GC) to Single Family Residential (R-1-14). The ordinance is available for review at the Kaysville City Recorder’s Office and online.
- Rezone of 1.62 acres at 2053 W Grassy Plain Dr from GC to R-1-14 approved
Kaysville Planning Commission
The Kaysville Planning Commission will meet to consider two conditional use permits. The body will also review meeting minutes from August and September 2025.
- Conditional Use Permit for a Major B Home Occupation at 1025 North Kensington Heights for Gluten Free Gear LLC
- Conditional Use Permit for an EMC sign for Lifetime Dental at 368 North Main Street
Kaysville Planning Commission
The Kaysville Planning Commission approved two conditional use permits for a home-based business and a commercial sign. The body also approved meeting minutes from August and September.
- Approved Conditional Use Permit for Gluten Free Gear LLC, a firearms dealership at 1025 North Kensington Heights
- Approved Conditional Use Permit for a 10-foot by 8-foot electronic message center (EMC) sign for Lifetime Dental at 368 North Main Street
- Approved August 28, 2025, and September 11, 2025, meeting minutes
City Council
The city has issued a formal notice regarding a candidate withdrawal for the 2025 General Election. This is a public notification rather than a deliberative meeting agenda.
- Formal withdrawal of Amber Harsin as a candidate for Kaysville City Council
City Council
The Kaysville City Council will meet to decide on a property rezoning request and updates to the city's stormwater management plan. The meeting also includes proclamations for Blue Star Welcome Week and Fire Prevention Week.
- Request to rezone 1.62 acres at 2053 West Grassy Plain Drive from General Commercial to Single Family Residential
- Resolution approving updates to the Kaysville Stormwater Management Plan
- Approval of an illuminated wall sign for OptConnect at 865 West 450 North, Suite 1
- Swearing in of 2025-2026 Youth City Council
- Proclamations for Blue Star Welcome Week and Fire Prevention Week
City Council
The City Council adopted Ordinance No. 25-09-01 on September 4, 2025. This action amends the city code regarding the sale of burial rights and the FY26 Consolidated Fee Schedule.
- Ordinance No. 25-09-01: Amends Section 12-3-3 'Sale of Burial Rights' to allow non-residents to purchase at-need burial plots
- FY26 Consolidated Fee Schedule: Updated to establish fees for non-resident burial plot purchases
City Council
The Kaysville City Council has published the sample ballot for the Davis County municipal and special-district elections on November 4, 2025. The notice provides a full list of candidates and local propositions residents may see on their actual ballots.
City Council
The Kaysville City Council is posting official notice for the Davis County Municipal General Election on November 4, 2025. The notice outlines polling locations, ballot drop boxes, and early voting dates.
- Municipal General Election scheduled for November 4, 2025
- Early voting available October 28–31, 2025 at Davis County Administration Building
- Ballot drop boxes available 24/7 until 8:00 p.m. on Election Day
- Polling locations open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on Election Day
- Public demonstration of voting devices scheduled for October 10, 2025
Kaysville Planning Commission
The Kaysville Planning Commission will meet to discuss a zoning change for a property on Center Street and a conditional use permit for a sign. The commission will also review minutes from the August 14, 2025 meeting.
- Rezone request for 80 East Center Street from A-1 Light Agricultural to CC Central Commercial with a Mixed Use Overlay
- Conditional Use Permit for an Electronic Message Center sign for Maverik at 888 West 200 North
Kaysville Planning Commission
The Kaysville Planning Commission approved a conditional use permit for a sign at Maverik and unanimously voted to rezone 80 East Center Street from agricultural to central commercial. The rezoning includes a mixed-use overlay with 24 townhomes and a single-family home to preserve a historic church.
- Conditional Use Permit for electronic sign at 888 West 200 North (Maverik)
- Rezone request for 80 East Center Street from A-1 to CC with mixed-use overlay
- Approval of August 14, 2025 Planning Commission meeting minutes
- Discussion on preserving historic church and demolition of adjacent home
- Reduction of project from 27 to 24 dwellings with increased green space
City Council
The Kaysville City Council will meet to discuss amendments to the city code regarding the sale of burial rights and updates to the FY 2026 Consolidated Fee Schedule. The meeting also includes the swearing-in of Youth Court Judges and a resolution regarding seized property.
- Ordinance amending Section 12-3-3 'Sale of Burial Rights' and the FY 2026 Consolidated Fee Schedule
- Resolution authorizing the application of seized property to public interest use
- Swearing-in of 2025-2026 Youth Court Judges
- Presentation recognizing Winning All-Star Teams
Kaysville Planning Commission
The Planning Commission approved a home occupation permit for a preschool and recommended a rezone for a 1.62-acre parcel to allow four single-family homes. The body also held a public hearing regarding a proposed 52-acre development featuring 293 housing units.
- Approved Conditional Use Permit for BeeGinning Learner's Preschool at 1973 West Orchard Harvest Drive
- Recommended approval to City Council for rezoning 2053 West Grassy Plain Drive from General Commercial to R-1-14 Single Family Residential
- Public hearing for rezoning 52 acres at 1800 South 550 West to R-1-6 and R-M districts for 293 housing units
- Proposed development at 1800 South 550 West includes 102 townhomes and 191 detached single-family homes
- Election of Commissioner Young as Vice Chair
Kaysville Planning Commission
The Kaysville Planning Commission will consider a rezoning proposal for the 19-acre Equestrian Center property, which neighbors oppose due to concerns about traffic, density, and neighborhood character. Residents raised issues including increased congestion on Sunset Drive, potential traffic light needs at Equestrian and Sunset intersections, and conflicts with existing Development Agreement restrictions. The meeting will also address infrastructure capacity, school impacts, and design compatibility with surrounding half-acre lots.
- Rezoning proposal for 19-acre Equestrian Center property (1546 Sitemap notice)
- Concerns over traffic congestion on Sunset Drive and potential future traffic light at Equestrian/Sunset intersection
- Opposition to proposed density (5.8 units/acre average) and rear-load garage designs
- Questions about Development Agreement restrictions preventing rezoning
- Safety and parking concerns for proposed three-story townhomes near $900,000 single-family homes
Kaysville Planning Commission
The Kaysville Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a zone change application from Symphony Homes. The proposal seeks to convert approximately 52 acres into a master planned community.
- Proposed zone change for 1800 South 550 West from R-A, A-1, and A-5 districts to R-1 and R-M districts
- Proposed construction of 193 single family detached homes
- Proposed construction of 102 townhomes
Kaysville Planning Commission
The Kaysville Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a zone change application from Phil Holland. The proposal seeks to change the zoning of a 1.62-acre property to allow for residential development.
- Proposed zone change for 2053 West Grassy Plain Drive (parcel #11-245-0002) from GC General Commercial to R-1-14 Single Family Residential
- Proposed project for four single family residential lots with a minimum of 14,000 square feet each
Kaysville Planning Commission
The Kaysville Planning Commission will consider two rezoning requests and a conditional use permit for a home-based preschool. The commission will also elect a Vice Chair.
- Conditional Use Permit for BeeGinning Learner's Preschool at 1973 West Orchard Harvest Drive
- Public hearing to rezone 2053 West Grassy Plain Drive from General Commercial to Single Family Residential
- Public hearing to rezone 1800 South 550 West from Agricultural districts to Single Family and Multiple Family Residential districts
- Election of a Vice Chair
City Council
The Kaysville City Council will hold a regular meeting on August 21, 2025, at 7:00 PM in the Council Chambers at Kaysville City Hall. The agenda includes swearing-in new police officers and discussing cemetery interment classifications and related fee adjustments. Public comments are limited to action items, 'Call to the Public,' or public hearings.
- Swearing-in of new police officers: Kristin Banks, Parker Brower, and Chandler Cessna
- Discussion on Cemetery Interment Classifications and Related Fee Adjustments
Kaysville Planning Commission
The Kaysville Planning Commission will consider a rezone request and a conditional use permit. The body will also elect a new Chair and Vice-Chair and administer an oath of office for David Moore.
- Public hearing for rezone request of 80 East Center Street from A-1 Light Agricultural to CC Central Commercial with a Mixed Use Overlay
- Conditional Use Permit for an Instructional Home Occupation for Hunsaker Swimming at 41 South 100 East
- Election of a new Planning Commission Chair and Vice-Chair
- Oath of Office for Planning Commissioner David Moore
Kaysville Planning Commission
The Kaysville Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a zone change for a property at 80 East Center Street from A-1 Light Agricultural to CC Central Commercial with a MU Mixed Use overlay. The applicant, Jake Williams, proposes 27 dwellings including 26 live/work townhomes and one single-family unit while preserving a historic Presbyterian church as a single-family home with commercial space.
- Rezone 80 East Center Street from A-1 Light Agricultural to CC Central Commercial with MU Mixed Use overlay
- 27 total dwellings proposed: 26 live/work townhomes and 1 single-family unit
- Preserve historic Presbyterian church and convert to single-family home with commercial space
- Development agreement required for the project
- Public hearing at 7:00 PM in Kaysville City Municipal Building Council Chambers (23 East Center Street)
Kaysville Planning Commission
The regularly scheduled meeting for the Kaysville City Planning Commission on July 10, 2025, has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for August 14, 2025.
Kaysville City Police Department
The Kaysville Police Department is advertising a list of found and unclaimed property stored in its evidence room. Residents may identify and claim property by calling (801) 497-7083. All unclaimed property will be disposed of on 7/14/2025.
- Notice of found and unclaimed property including electronics, bicycles, and IDs
- Deadline for claiming property is 7/14/2025
Kaysville Planning Commission
The Kaysville Planning Commission will consider three specific land-use requests. The body will review conditional use permits and a parking determination for local properties.
- Conditional Use Permit for a Major B Home Occupation at 789 East 80 North for Oasis Construction and Jake Burton
- Conditional Use Permit for Farm Animals at 336 South Marie Circle for Randi Beckstrom
- Parking Determination for Stoneybrook Community School at 579 South Main Street for Anna Crabb
Kaysville Planning Commission
The Kaysville Planning Commission will consider conditional use permits for a home-based construction office and the keeping of goats. The body will also determine parking requirements for Stoneybrook Community School.
- Conditional Use Permit for Major B Home Occupation (Oasis Construction) at 789 East 80 North
- Conditional Use Permit for farm animals (goats) at 336 South Marie Circle
- Parking determination for Stoneybrook Community School at 579 South Main Street
Bids and Requests for Proposals
Kaysville City is soliciting proposals from qualified emergency medical service providers to furnish 911 emergency response and inter-facility ground ambulance transport. The RFP is required by Utah SB 215, which mandates a competitive review focused on cost, quality, and access. Proposals are due electronically by 4:00 PM on June 27, 2025.
- RFP for 911 emergency medical services and inter-facility transport
- Compliance with Utah State SB 215 competitive review requirements
- Proposals due June 27, 2025, 4:00 PM, to Aryel Daniels
- RFP documents available at kaysville.gov/Bids.aspx
- Posted at Kaysville City Hall, 23 East Center Street
Municipal Building Authority
The Governing Board of the Municipal Building Authority of Kaysville City will meet to consider a resolution regarding the budget for Fiscal Year 2026.
- Resolution adopting a budget for the Kaysville City Municipal Building Authority for Fiscal Year 2026
Redevelopment Agency
The Governing Board of the Redevelopment Agency of Kaysville City will meet to consider a resolution regarding the agency's budget for the 2026 fiscal year.
- Resolution adopting a budget for the Kaysville City Redevelopment Agency for Fiscal Year 2026
Redevelopment Agency
The Kaysville City Redevelopment Agency will hold a public hearing to consider the budget for Fiscal Year 2026. This is part of a series of budget hearings for various city entities.
- Consideration of the Kaysville City Redevelopment Agency Budget for Fiscal Year 2026
Municipal Building Authority
The Municipal Building Authority will meet to consider the budget for Fiscal Year 2026. This hearing is part of a series of budget meetings including the Redevelopment Agency and City Council.
- Consideration of the Kaysville City Municipal Building Authority Budget Fiscal Year 2026
Kaysville City Police Department
The Kaysville Police Department is advertising a list of found and unclaimed property stored in its evidence room. Residents may contact the department to identify and claim items before they are disposed of on June 13, 2025.
- Notice of found and unclaimed property pursuant to UCA 77-24a-5
- Deadline for claiming property: June 10, 2025
- Disposal date for all unclaimed property: June 13, 2025
- Items include electronics, bicycles, IDs, and vehicle parts
Kaysville City Police Department
The Kaysville Police Department is advertising a list of found and unclaimed property stored in its evidence room. Residents may identify and claim items by calling (801) 497-7083. All unclaimed property will be disposed of on 5/13/2025.
- Notice of found and unclaimed property pursuant to UCA 77-24a-5
- Deadline for claiming property: 5/13/2025
- Items include electronics, bicycles, IDs, and vehicle parts
Kaysville City Police Department
The Kaysville Police Department is issuing a public notice of found and unclaimed property currently stored in its evidence room. Residents who believe they own any of the listed items must schedule an appointment and provide proof of ownership before the disposal date of February 13, 2025. This is a procedural notice, not a meeting agenda.
- Disposal date for unclaimed property: February 13, 2025
- Categories include bags, bicycles, IDs, clothing, credit cards, electronics, household items, sporting equipment, vehicle parts, and tools
- Contact officer: Cindee Paulsen at (801) 497-7083
Bids and Requests for Proposals
Kaysville City is requesting proposals from qualified contractors to design and build a new bay at the Burton Substation. The RFP is open until April 10, 2025, with a mandatory pre-proposal meeting on March 25, 2025. This is a procurement action, not a policy decision.
- RFP for Burton Substation Bay 2 design and build
- Proposals due April 10, 2025, 1:00 p.m. at 721 West Old Mill Lane, Kaysville
- Mandatory pre-proposal meeting March 25, 2025, 1:00 p.m. at Kaysville Power Department
- Contact: Ryan Judd, avproject@kaysville.gov
Bids and Requests for Proposals
Kaysville City is requesting proposals from directional boring contractors to serve as the city's primary contractor for 3-5 years, assisting in boring new electrical lines as part of infrastructure rebuilds. Proposals must be submitted to the Kaysville Power Department by March 6, 2025, at 5:00 PM. The RFP and related documents are available on the city's website.
- Directional boring contractor selection for 3-5 year term
- Work involves boring new electrical lines for infrastructure rebuilds
- Proposals due March 6, 2025, 5:00 PM to Kaysville Power Department
- RFP available at https://www.kaysville.gov/Bids.aspx
- Contact: Ryan Judd, avproject@kaysville.gov
Kaysville City Police Department
The Kaysville Police Department is advertising a list of found and unclaimed property stored in its evidence room. Residents may contact the department to identify and claim items by providing proof of ownership or a detailed description.
- Notice of found and unclaimed property pursuant to UCA 77-24a-5
- Items include electronics, bicycles, IDs, and vehicle parts
- Deadline for claiming property before disposal is 2/13/2025
Kaysville City Police Department
This is a public notice, not a meeting. The Kaysville Police Department is advertising found and unclaimed property held in its evidence room. Owners may claim property by appointment before the disposal date of February 13, 2025.
- Property categories include bags, bicycles, IDs, electronics, tools, and vehicle parts
- Claimants must call (801) 497-7083 and show proof of ownership
- Disposal date: February 13, 2025
Redevelopment Agency
The Redevelopment Agency Board will consider adopting the Kaysville City Center Reinvestment Area Plan and Budget via resolution, and will also act on two tabled interlocal agreements with Davis County and Kaysville City for the same reinvestment plan. Approval of prior meeting minutes is also on the agenda.
- Resolution adopting the Kaysville City Center Reinvestment Area Plan and Budget
- Interlocal Agreement with Davis County for the reinvestment plan (tabled item)
- Interlocal Agreement with Kaysville City for the reinvestment plan (tabled item)
- Approval of minutes from January 2, 2025 meeting
Redevelopment Agency
The Redevelopment Agency of Kaysville City will hold a public hearing to receive comments on the proposed Kaysville City Center Community Reinvestment Area project plan and budget. The plan would capture an estimated $5.17 million in property tax revenue from future development to fund infrastructure, property acquisition, parking, and other costs. Taxing entities include Davis County, the school district, and the city.
- Proposed $5,173,451 in property tax revenues for project costs
- Allocations: infrastructure (~$4.8M), parking ($5M), property acquisition ($2M), business relocation ($500K), studies ($35K), demolition ($20K)
- Taxing entities: Davis County ($589,400), Davis School District ($3,186,443), Kaysville City ($1,065,559), and others
- Public hearing on January 2, 2025 at 6:30 PM at 23 East Center Street, Kaysville
- Public comments accepted prior to meeting at PublicComment@kaysville.gov
Redevelopment Agency
The Kaysville Redevelopment Agency Board will consider and vote on two interlocal agreements: one with Davis County and one with Kaysville City, both concerning the Kaysville City Center Community Reinvestment Plan and Budget. The meeting also includes opening and adjournment.
- Approval of an interlocal agreement between the Kaysville Redevelopment Agency and Davis County for the Kaysville City Center Community Reinvestment Plan and Budget
- Approval of an interlocal agreement between the Kaysville Redevelopment Agency and Kaysville City for the Kaysville City Center Community Reinvestment Plan and Budget