Council unanimously reappoints Anika Peterson to Wasatch Integrated Waste Management board
February 11, 2026 | Clearfield City Council, Clearfield , Davis County, Utah
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Clearfield City Council voted unanimously Feb. 11 to approve Resolution 2026 R-03 reappointing Council Member Anika Peterson as the city’s representative on the Wasatch Integrated Waste Management District Administrative Control Board.
Council member King moved to approve the resolution, saying the city should "authorize the mayor's signature to any necessary documents," and the motion received a second. Multiple council members responded "Aye" and the presiding official declared the vote unanimous.
The motion as presented in the meeting record specified a four-year term with an expiration date of Dec. 31, 2029. The council did not record any dissents or abstentions in the meeting transcript. The transcript shows seven "Aye" responses before the mayor announced the result as unanimous.
The item was introduced by the presiding official, who praised Peterson’s prior service to the district and asked for a motion. The transcript contains inconsistent spellings of the appointee’s name in different places (appearing as "Nica/Nikka/Anika Peterson"); the motion text and roll-call that followed use "Anika Peterson," which is used here to match the council’s recorded motion.
No additional conditions, amendments or follow-up directives tied to the reappointment were recorded in the meeting minutes. The mayor was authorized to sign any documents necessary to finalize the appointment.
The council moved on to communications and routine reports after the vote.
Council member King moved to approve the resolution, saying the city should "authorize the mayor's signature to any necessary documents," and the motion received a second. Multiple council members responded "Aye" and the presiding official declared the vote unanimous.
The motion as presented in the meeting record specified a four-year term with an expiration date of Dec. 31, 2029. The council did not record any dissents or abstentions in the meeting transcript. The transcript shows seven "Aye" responses before the mayor announced the result as unanimous.
The item was introduced by the presiding official, who praised Peterson’s prior service to the district and asked for a motion. The transcript contains inconsistent spellings of the appointee’s name in different places (appearing as "Nica/Nikka/Anika Peterson"); the motion text and roll-call that followed use "Anika Peterson," which is used here to match the council’s recorded motion.
No additional conditions, amendments or follow-up directives tied to the reappointment were recorded in the meeting minutes. The mayor was authorized to sign any documents necessary to finalize the appointment.
The council moved on to communications and routine reports after the vote.
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