Pleasant View meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Pleasant View council agendas: tax increment deals, rezones, and Founders Day review

Pleasant View's Redevelopment Agency and City Council met on Aug. 11 with agendas that included tax increment agreements for the Rise project area, a rezoning request, and several interlocal agreements. Minutes from those meetings have not yet been published, so no decisions are reported. The council also held a special meeting Aug. 20 to review the 2026 Founders Day Celebration. An upcoming meeting on Aug. 25 will consider a General Plan amendment and two rezones.

Redevelopment Agency (Aug. 11)

The agency's agenda included two resolutions authorizing interlocal agreements to remit property tax increment from the Rise Community Reinvestment Property Area for public infrastructure. Resolution 2026-F(RDA) covers agreements with Weber County, Weber County School District, and North View Fire District. Resolution 2026-G(RDA) covers an agreement with Pleasant View City. The agency also had on its agenda approval of the July 14, 2026 meeting minutes.

City Council (Aug. 11)

The council's agenda included a public hearing on a request to rezone 1.46 acres at 1377 W Pleasant View Dr from A-2 to RE-20 (Ordinance 2026-20). It also considered several agreements: an interlocal agreement with Weber County for subdivision review services (Resolution 2026-U), a consolidated fee schedule amendment for subdivision review fees (Resolution 2026-T), a disposal agreement update with Waste Management, and an interlocal agreement with Weber School District for a School Resource Officer (Resolution 2026-V).

Special Meeting (Aug. 20)

The council held a special meeting with a single substantive item: a wrap-up session for the 2026 Founders Day Celebration. The meeting was otherwise procedural.

Coming up

On Aug. 25, the council will hold public hearings and consider a General Plan amendment for 5 acres at 540 W 4300 N, changing the designation from 'Very' Rural Agricultural/Residential to Rural Agricultural/Residential (Ordinance 2026-21). The same property is also proposed for a rezone from A-5 to A-2 (Ordinance 2026-22). A separate rezone of 1.03 acres at 3250 N 1000 W from A-2 & RE-20 to RE-20 & RE-15 is also on the agenda (Ordinance 2026-23). The council will consider final acceptance for the Weber View Phase 2 Subdivision and the Pleasant View Park Parking Lot Expansion and Pickleball Courts, as well as a road dedication of Fox Meadow Drive as a private road of Fox Meadows HOA (Resolution 2026-Y). The agenda includes a closed meeting to discuss an individual's character or health.

Pleasant View councils to weigh rezones, tax increment deals

All three recent Pleasant View government meetings were agenda-only, with minutes not yet published, so no decisions have been recorded. The most consequential items on the docket include a rezoning request on W Pleasant View Drive and two resolutions authorizing tax increment remittance for the Rise Community Reinvestment Property Area.

Planning Commission (Aug. 6)

The Planning Commission held public hearings on several land-use items and will make recommendations to the City Council. Items included:

• A site plan amendment for a business addition at 3145 N Highway 89 (MCM zone).
• A subdivision plat amendment at 395 W 4400 N (Mt. Majestic Subdivision).
• A rezone of 1.03 acres at 3250 N 1000 W from A-2/RE-20 to RE-20/RE-15.
• A General Plan Amendment for 5 acres at 540 West 4300 North from A-5 to A-2.
• A rezone of the same 5 acres from A-5 to A-2 (public hearing).

The commission also reviewed minutes from previous meetings.

Mayor & City Council (Aug. 11)

The City Council agenda included a public hearing on rezoning 1.46 acres at 1377 W Pleasant View Dr from A-2 to RE-20 (Ordinance 2026-20). The council also considered several agreements and resolutions:

• Interlocal Agreement with Weber County for subdivision review services (Resolution 2026-U).
• Consolidated Fee Schedule amendment for subdivision review fees (Resolution 2026-T).
• Disposal Agreement update with Waste Management.
• Interlocal Agreement with Weber School District for a School Resource Officer (Resolution 2026-V).

Other discussion items included adding an on-call water operator and reducing the Planning Commission size.

Redevelopment Agency (Aug. 11)

The Pleasant View Redevelopment Agency considered two resolutions authorizing interlocal agreements to remit property tax increment from the Rise Community Reinvestment Property Area for public infrastructure:

• Resolution 2026-F(RDA): Interlocal agreements with Weber County, Weber County School District, and North View Fire District.
• Resolution 2026-G(RDA): Interlocal agreement with Pleasant View City.

The agency also approved minutes from July 14, 2026.

Coming up

• **Aug. 20 – Mayor & City Council (special meeting):** A single substantive item – a wrap-up session for the 2026 Founders Day Celebration. The meeting is otherwise procedural.

Pleasant View meetings outline rezoning, subdivision plans, and $1.69M construction bid

Pleasant View officials laid out a full slate of land-use and spending items across two recent meetings, including two rezoning requests before the City Council, multiple residential subdivisions reviewed by the Planning Commission, and a proposed construction bid of nearly $1.7 million for a Decant Facility.

Because minutes have not yet been published for any of the three meetings, the items below reflect what was on the agendas — not confirmed votes or final decisions. Outcomes will be reported once minutes are available.

City Council: rezoning, bids, and service agreements

The Mayor & City Council met July 14 with several action items on the agenda. The largest dollar item was a proposed award of the Decant Facility construction bid to Next Construction for $1,688,447.13.

Two rezoning ordinances were listed for consideration:

• **Ordinance 2026-16:** Rezone 8.01 acres at 2775 N from MP-1 to MCM.
• **Ordinance 2026-17:** Rezone 0.52 acres at 3019 N 875 W from A-2 to RE-15.

The council agenda also included:

• Approval of codification services for the Municipal Code with General Code for $20,245.
• Approval of timekeeping software and services with Time Clock Plus for $4,950.

Redevelopment Agency: tax increment agreements for Rise Community area

Also on July 14, the Redevelopment Agency agenda included discussion and potential approval of interlocal cooperation agreements tied to the Rise Community Reinvestment Property Area. The resolutions involve remitting property tax increments to the Agency for public infrastructure and other uses.

Agenda items listed:

• **Resolution 2026-F(RDA):** Interlocal Cooperation Agreements with Weber County, Weber County School District, and North View Fire District.
• **Resolution 2026-G(RDA):** Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with Pleasant View City.
• Property tax increment remittance for the Rise Community Reinvestment Property Area.

Planning Commission: subdivisions, rezone, and site plans

The Planning Commission met July 8 to review two preliminary residential subdivisions, a rezone request, and two site plans — each tied to specific Pleasant View addresses.

Subdivisions on the agenda:

• Preliminary residential subdivision for 13 lots at 475 West Pleasant View Dr.
• Preliminary residential subdivision for 4 lots at 1573 W Pleasant View Drive.

Rezone request:

• Public hearing for rezoning 1.46 acres at 1377 W Pleasant View Dr. from A-2 to RE-20.

Site plans:

• Public hearing for a Veterinary / Animal Hospital site plan at 615 W Fox Meadow Dr.
• Public hearing for a site plan amendment at 1530 W Stone Field Way.

What residents should know

The rezoning items, if approved, would change what can be built on the affected parcels. The Decant Facility bid represents the city's largest pending expenditure on the agendas. The RDA tax-increment agreements, if adopted, would direct future property tax revenue from the Rise Community area toward public infrastructure rather than general city, county, school, or fire district budgets.

Final outcomes for all items will depend on votes taken at the meetings; minutes have not yet been published.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings are listed for the next 14 days. Residents should watch the city's official posting locations for newly scheduled meetings or special sessions.

Pleasant View Planning Commission weighs sober living facility permit

The Pleasant View Planning Commission met June 25 to consider a conditional use permit for a sober living facility at 1330 West 3100 North, but meeting minutes have not yet been published, so the outcome is not yet known.

The proposal, first tabled at the commission’s June 4 meeting, would allow a residential facility for persons with disabilities. The commission reviewed the application during the June 25 session and adjourned shortly after the administrative review. No vote tally or decision was available as of July 5.

Catch up on what happened

Conditional-use permit for sober living facility

The Planning Commission took up a tabled conditional-use permit request for a sober living facility intended for people with disabilities at 1330 West 3100 North. The agenda noted the commission planned to decide on the item and then close the meeting. Because the minutes have not been published, residents cannot yet confirm whether the permit was approved, denied, or tabled again.

What it means for residents

Sober living facilities provide structured housing for individuals recovering from substance use disorders. If approved, the facility would add a new residential use in a part of Pleasant View. The property is located near the intersection of 3100 North and 1330 West, an area zoned for residential uses. Residents interested in the final decision should check the city’s website for the published minutes.

Coming up

No Pleasant View city meetings are scheduled in the next two weeks as of July 5.