Brett Ferrin from Plain City considers himself to be conservative as it relates to government activities, programs and spending. He feels like Plain City’s management has been handled well in the past; however, he feels like there should be some sort of commercial tax base in order for the growth of Plain City’s commercial growth to be handled responsibly. If elected, he proposes that the General Plan for Plain City be reviewed since it is 7 years old. He would also like to see that work on the sewer ponds get completed.
Austin Teuscher from Harrisville hopes that if he is elected that he can have every citizen have more of a voice in government. He would like the citizens to be more involved in letting the City Council know the topics that need to be addressed.
Gary Robinson from Harrisville wants to represent the citizens of Harrisville keep taxes in check. He feels that the City is in good shape and would like to keep it that way.
Cheryl Stoker from North Ogden wants to help North Ogden stay in good shape.
Jerry Nelson from Perry would like to facilitate change with the problems of the Perry/Willard Sewer. He would like the issues to be more openly discussed during the Council’s meetings. If elected, he wants to become an active part of the Council to see that the issues are worked out before they become more of a sore spot for Perry.
Steven Pettingill from Perry wants to help develop a plan for the roads and water issues that arise due to the significant growth issues that are plaguing Perry. He wants to keep development accountable and in compliance with the ordinances, and to make sure that the City’s Master Plan is adhered to as much as possible.
He feels that the controversy over the sewer issues needs to be solved; and that the City needs clear guidelines and stick to them. He feels both Willard and Perry need this to be worked out so both can move forward with the clear guidelines.
Ken McCollum from Farr West considers himself to be conservative as it relates to municipal government activities, programs and spending. He would like to see moderate growth for Farr West with the ability to live within a balanced, conservative budget. He would like to promote synergy between the mayor and the other council members, and to have transparency in all of the City’s dealings while protecting the rights of Farr West’s citizens.
Tony Pitman from Pleasant View hopes to promote a continuance of a clean, open, rural city atmosphere in the City, with large lot sizes and as little traffic as possible. He wants to promote that good roads be kept repaired and improved. He wants to bring in high quality businesses that take an interest in the Pleasant View community. He also would like to see more people coming to council meetings and being involved with Pleasant View government.
Mr. Pitman also considers himself a conservative when it comes to city government activities, programs and spending.
Jerold Burns from Pleasant View also considers himself as conservative in regards to municipal government activities, programs and spending. He does think that management of the City is currently being handled well, but he does feel that Pleasant View needs additional resources for water, even though one new well has been installed. He also stated that road maintenance and repairs required a higher priority to keep up with wear and deterioration.
If elected, he wants to finish improving the City’s parks and pathways that are not yet completed.
