District 4 Council Member· 2026–2028 (appointed to fill District 4 vacancy)
Jennifer Napier-Pearce
Salt Lake City
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 1
- Total speaking time
- 0:13
- Avg per meeting
- 0:13
- Segments
- 4
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Top issues during term (20)
Airport Wetland Mitigation Property Disposition
Involves a $500,000 appraised value waiver for the conservation easement offsetting the land transaction price.
Poplar Grove Flood Recovery and Infrastructure Accountability
Displaced residents and property owners are facing thousands to hundreds of thousands of dollars in uninsured repair costs for damaged foundations and personal belongings.
Non-Residential Maximum Daily Water Use Limits
Helps preserve municipal water resources and infrastructure capacity.
Avenues Rezone and Housing Loss at 140 N B St and 272 E 3rd Ave
Unknown exact financial mitigation payment amount to the city housing fund.
Short-Term Rental Regulation
Not specified.
Westline Connect Pipeline Proposal
Financial impacts to the city are currently undetermined pending route finalization and engineering reviews.
Public Utilities Advisory Board Appointments
None directly associated with board appointments.
Youth and Family Division Strategic Plan
Supported in part by $800,000 in new general fund allocation while pursuing external state grants and philanthropic revenue.
Planning Commission Appointment
None.
judicial appointment
It costs tax dollars to fund a brand new courtroom position, but hopefully, it saves money by cutting down on court delays and inefficiencies.
Parry Block Real Property Disposition
Potential $9.5 million land discount or foregone revenue for the agency in exchange for community benefits.
West Side Industrial Traffic and Roadway Impacts
Increased heavy truck traffic accelerates wear and tear on local municipal roadways, requiring additional public maintenance expenditures.
Library Capital Projects and Bond Funding
The library is pursuing an $85 million bond alongside a $5 million fundraising campaign to cover projected project costs.
E-Bike and Electric Device Trail Regulations
North Temple Beautification and Tree Replenishment
Funded through previously allocated city funds and municipal maintenance budgets.
600 and 700 North Reconstruction Project Progress
Funded through municipal transportation funds and coordinated with UDOT federal infrastructure grants for bridge replacements.
Poplar Grove Water Main Break Emergency Housing Assistance
A one-time re-allocation of up to $50,000 from existing housing funds, potentially matched by UDOT.
government facility review
Costs associated with updating signage and legal documents are expected.
Liberty Park Vision Plan & Cultural Landscape Report
Full implementation costs are unquantified and contingent on future capital funding and public-private partnerships.
Sugar House Special Assessment Area
Property owners within the proposed district would face property value and linear footage assessments totaling approximately $1.68 million annually if approved.
Decisions during term (158)
Recorded while Napier-Pearce was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.