Council Member· 2024-2028
Troy Belliston
Washington City
About
Troy Belliston's platform focused on the fiscal and logistical challenges posed by Washington City's rapid population growth. He prioritized responsible spending and sustainable development strategies to manage the city's expansion.
Campaign promises (1)
- developmentTroy Belliston campaigned on addressing the challenges of rapid population growth and managing government spending.
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 43
- Total speaking time
- 5:05:07
- Avg per meeting
- 7:06
- Segments
- 4480
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Voice summary
Council Member Troy Belliston on the recordAI-generated · 6 meetingsCouncil Member Troy Belliston consistently prioritizes practical urban development, balancing the need for infrastructure growth with a focus on aesthetic integration and minimizing regulatory burdens on residents. He has actively engaged in land-use decisions, such as moving to approve specific zone changes and supporting annexation, while advocating for flexible enforcement of rules like load-tarping to avoid over-regulating homeowners. Furthermore, Belliston demonstrates a commitment to administrative oversight and regional coordination, notably by seeking improvements to the city's representation on the Flood Control Authority and scrutinizing the mechanics of municipal water usage.
Top issues during term (20)(Development)
Adams Farm Townhome Rezone and Height Waiver
Involves private housing construction and required public roadway infrastructure buildout along 100 East.
Antigua Lane Commercial Development
The development is expected to increase commercial tax revenue for the city.
Residential Growth on Washington Dam Road
The project adds a single residential property to the city's tax base.
Utah Inland Port Authority Project Area
Utilizes tax increment financing for infrastructure.
Sunrise Academy Campus Expansion
The project is privately funded by the applicant.
Quick Trip Commercial Development at Exit 13
Generates new sales tax revenue and commercial investment along a major highway corridor.
Red Cliffs Drive Commercial Redevelopment
Private commercial investment creating new retail and dining options.
In-Home Childcare Facility Approval at 723 E Bulloch Street
Provides small business income for the operator and local childcare options for nearby families.
Amara Affordable Housing Project Partnership
Potential state infrastructure loan funding of approximately $3.5 million through HB 492.
Twin Rock Cove Commercial Building (Huey Magoo's & Fizz)
Private investment providing local dining options and economic activity.
Municipal Boundary Line Adjustment with St. George
Minor administrative and boundary adjustments affecting municipal service jurisdictions.
Quick Trip Convenience Store and Car Wash
Generates new sales tax revenue and commercial service jobs in an expanding commercial corridor.
Downtown Civic Campus Development
Project costs will be funded through municipal budgets, with construction estimated to begin in late 2027.
Veteran Affordable Housing
The project relies on donations and volunteer labor to keep costs low for veterans.
Church Development in Alaia Subdivision
Private investment by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for neighborhood religious facilities.
Eminent Domain Acquisition
Uses future property tax growth (increment) to fund infrastructure; does not raise current tax rates.
housing conditions
Unknown at this time.
Church Dome Reflectivity
None known.
Public Hearing Withdrawal
Decisions during term (3)
Recorded while Belliston was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Voting record (3)(Development)
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