Council Member· 2022–2026
Craig Jensen
Springville City
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 23
- Total speaking time
- 39:56
- Avg per meeting
- 1:44
- Segments
- 639
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Top issues during term (20)
Historic Residential Re-use
Property owners of historic homes gain new economic opportunities.
Lakeside Landing Development Standards
Adjusts development standards and infrastructure requirements for a nearly 200-acre mixed-use district.
Long-Term Strategic Planning
Involves allocating municipal resources toward cultural arts programming and museum operations.
Westfields Central New Neighborhood Plan Amendment
Plan updates affect future infrastructure investments and development phasing.
Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) Overlay
May require property owners in the overlay zone to adopt wildfire mitigation measures.
Property Tax Increase
Adds approximately $5.50 per year for the median residential property and about $10 per year for commercial properties.
Flock Security Camera Privacy
Maintains existing police technology infrastructure costs.
Moderate-Income Housing Development
The city will sell the land at an as-is appraised value, with proceeds paid out as individual homes close.
North Main Street Corridor Development
The project is expected to increase property values and tax revenue by replacing underutilized land with high-quality development.
Dog Boarding Regulations
Nominal administrative costs associated with processing residential kennel permits.
FY2025-2026 Budget Amendment
Adjusts municipal revenue and expenditure allocations across various city funds.
Flood Insurance Regulatory Compliance
Compliance ensures property owners remain eligible for federal flood insurance programs.
Food Insecurity
The pantry is seeking donations to support thousands of local families.
Commercial Development Standards
Provides greater design flexibility for commercial developers.
1600 South Infrastructure Improvements
Involves capital expenditures for right-of-way property acquisition.
Sidewalk Infrastructure
The city avoids immediate construction costs but retains the right to require improvements later.
Main Street Gateway Rezoning
The impact is currently unknown as the proposal is still being refined.
Residential Zoning Density
Changes in zoning density can affect property values and infrastructure service costs.
downtown revitalization
The city is exploring low-cost options like audio tours to highlight local history.
Weed Abatement and Maintenance
The city manages a dedicated program for tree planting and maintenance, including 156 new trees planted this year.
Decisions during term (102)
Recorded while Jensen was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Approval of Meeting Agenda
Approval of Consent Agenda
Resolution 2025-42: SUVPS Property Acquisition
Irrigation Pipeline Easement
Approval of Meeting Agenda
Consent Agenda Approval
Budget Amendment Resolution 2025-39
UDOT Betterment Agreement Resolution 2025-40
Approval of Meeting Agenda
Resolution 2025-36: Fireworks Display
Ordinance 19-2025: General Plan Amendment
Ordinance 21-2025: Zoning Map Amendment
Approval of Meeting Agenda
Approval of Consent Agenda
Resolution No. 2025-35: Fremont Solar Project PPA
Continuation of Land Use Application Expiration Ordinance
General Plan Amendment for Parcel 0260046
Zoning Map Amendment for Parcel 0260046
Station Area Plan
Consent Agenda Approval
Voting record (34)
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