Mayor· 2022–2030
Monica Zoltanski
Sandy City
About
Monica Zoltanski is running for her second term as Mayor of Sandy, Utah. Her platform includes opposition to the Little Cottonwood gondola project. The articles focus primarily on the election results and Zoltanski's victory, highlighting her as Sandy's first female mayor.
Campaign promises (2)
- electionMonica Zoltanski is seeking a second term as Mayor of Sandy, Utah.Related votes
- environmentMonica Zoltanski opposes the Little Cottonwood gondola idea.
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 55
- Total speaking time
- 8:35:33
- Avg per meeting
- 9:22
- Segments
- 6542
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Voice summary
Mayor Monica Zoltanski on the recordAI-generated · 9 meetingsMayor Monica Zoltanski has consistently defended the separation of powers within Sandy’s strong mayor government, notably opposing council-imposed conditions on the Arbor Plaza acquisition and advocating for collaborative policy-making. Throughout these meetings, she has prioritized public safety, ranging from traffic-related data-driven initiatives near local schools to the management of e-bike and e-scooter trail safety. Her administrative focus is further demonstrated by her efforts to secure funding for the new community recreation center and her active engagement in regional transportation and watershed protection through the Central Wasatch Commission.
Top issues during term (20)(Development)
Canyon Gate Townhome Development
Private investment estimated in the multi-million dollar range for townhome construction.
Silver Sage Estates Subdivision Concerns
Potential increase in housing stock and associated property tax revenue.
Restaurant Development on State Street
The plan will guide future city spending and development priorities.
Subdivision and Site Plan Review for Liberty Drug
Potential for job creation and increased commercial activity; tax revenue generation.
City Annexations
Annexation may lead to increased property tax revenue for the city and potential costs associated with extending city services to the newly annexed areas.
Community Housing Development
The committee is managing the distribution of federal grant funds that support various city projects.
Impact of State Legislation on Local Development
The priorities include advocating for municipal taxing authority and water fee structures.
transitional housing zoning
The facility relies on CDBG funding to support its ongoing operations.
Preliminary Subdivision Review for Hartman Estates
Allows for the creation of a new residential lot, potentially increasing housing stock and property values.
Architectural Review Committee Appointment
No direct financial impact is immediately apparent, but the committee's decisions influence development costs and aesthetics.
Property Acquisition at 126 Sego Lily Drive
The Redevelopment Agency will contribute funds towards the property acquisition.
Sandy Amphitheater Enhancements
Potential for increased revenue for the amphitheater through suite rentals and improved attendance.
Rasht Development Infill Project
Private commercial investment with increased economic activity.
Commercial and Residential Subdivisions
Stormwater Management and Geotechnical Safety at Falls Creek Subdivision
Developers and future homeowners will incur costs for engineering solutions and stormwater retention.
Preliminary Subdivision Review for Commercial Condo
Potential for increased property tax revenue and economic activity from separately owned commercial units.
Architectural Components HQ Site Plan
The approval allows for the construction of a commercial facility, potentially impacting local business and employment.
Shared Easement Rights and Access
Resolution could involve negotiations or legal agreements between private parties, with potential financial implications for easement modifications.
Arcade Use and Extended Hours for Pink Box Donuts
Potential increase in revenue for the business and sales tax for the city.
Decisions during term (16)
Recorded while Zoltanski was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Recess and Convene Sandy City Redevelopment Agency
Amendments to Land Development Code Related to Detached Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs)
Canyon Gate Development Agreement Direction
Mayor Zoltanski recommending for Council Advice and Consent the appointment of Carlton Christensen as the Economic Development Director for Sandy City.
Convene Redevelopment Agency (RDA) Meeting
Recess City Council and Convene Redevelopment Agency Meeting
Recess the City Council meeting and convene a meeting of the Sandy City Redevelopment Agency
Recess the City Council meeting and convene a meeting of the Sandy City Redevelopment Agency
Convening Redevelopment Agency (RDA) Board Meeting
Convene Redevelopment Agency Meeting
Recess to Convene Sandy City Redevelopment Agency (RDA) Meeting
Recess the City Council meeting and convene a meeting of the Sandy City Redevelopment Agency meeting.
Recess the City Council meeting and convene a meeting of the Sandy City Redevelopment Agency
Land Development Code Amendments - Boundary Adjustments
Ordinance 25-22: Title 21 Brewpub Land Development Code Amendments
Convening of Redevelopment Agency (RDA)
Voting record (0)(Development)
No votes found matching Development.