Council Member - At Large Seat A· 2014–2026
Marcia L. White
Ogden City
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 1
- Total speaking time
- 0:26
- Avg per meeting
- 0:26
- Segments
- 5
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Top issues during term (20)
Municipal Code and Zoning Map Amendments
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Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Budget
Increases city appropriations and revenues by $3,684,000.
New Signage in Historic District
Private investment by property owners to upgrade downtown commercial storefronts.
Christmas Village Planning
Financial impacts involve seasonal event revenues, merchandise sales, and operational expenditures for the Christmas Village.
Historic Building Preservation
Restoration costs are estimated around $11 million, supported by federal grants, tax credits, and private investment.
Unified Development Code Adoption
The update influences long-term municipal development patterns and administrative review costs.
Public Art Projects
Funded through existing municipal arts allocations and grants.
Waste Reduction and Recycling Efforts
Recycling program operations affect municipal waste management contract costs and diversion metrics.
Managed Parking Implementation
The system is intended to manage parking demand, though specific revenue trends are not yet available.
Council Transition and Governance
The new council member will participate in setting the city's annual budget and tax policies.
Park Expansion at Grant Avenue and 4th Street
The cost of the park expansion project is not yet specified.
Community Events and Engagement
Details regarding the event budget were reviewed by staff.
211 Patterson Street Housing Project
The project will likely increase property tax revenue for the city.
Transportation Infrastructure and Connectivity
Future infrastructure improvements will require significant capital investment.
Community Engagement for Sustainability
Events are coordinated within existing staff and committee resources.
Committee Membership and Operations
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Housing Affordability and Diversity
The proposed Thorstensen project is estimated to generate $20,000 to $25,000 in annual property tax revenue.
Residential Infill and Rezone at 410 North Lockwood Drive
Generates new private investment and potential property tax increment upon development.
Water Conservation
Conserving water helps reduce treatment costs and extends municipal water supplies.
Parking Variance at 506 Washington Blvd
Development costs and site design efficiency for the applicant depend on the parking requirement.
Decisions during term (223)
Recorded while White was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.