Speakers pre-pass (selected)

This speaker list is the pre-pass attribution whitelist used across the timeline and articles. Names are only included when the transcript contained a self‑identification or an explicit introduction.

Speakers included (labelled with transcript speaker number and first segment):
• Scott (speaker 1) — city staff (first reference: SEG 001). Identified by others and speaks about public works and UDOT projects.
• Chair (speaker 2) — acting chair for the meeting (first reference: SEG 002). Sits in the middle chair and opened the meeting.
• Committee member (speaker 3) — council member who moved the agenda (first reference: SEG 058).
• Committee member (speaker 4) — council member who seconded motions (first reference: SEG 059).
• Committee member (speaker 5) — council member (first reference: SEG 067).
• Ron (speaker 7) — Wellsville Historical Committee member and presenter (first reference: SEG 480). Name used in transcript.
• Kaylene Ames (speaker 8) — trails advocate, citizen (first reference: SEG 214). Self-identified.
• Tracy Podrero (speaker 9) — citizen who spoke about the special service district (first reference: SEG 246). Self-identified.
• Diane Roundy (speaker 10) — citizen commenting on outreach materials (first reference: SEG 287). Self-identified.
• Chad Wright (speaker 11) — Wellsville citizen and facilitator for the South Valley Recreation Study; said he is employed as Nibley City recreation director (first reference: SEG 346). Self-identified.
• Margaret Bosworth (speaker 12) — citizen who raised beaver-dam flooding (first reference: SEG 424). Self-identified.
• Christine Lindley (speaker 13) — historical committee member and presenter (first reference: SEG 663). Introduced by Ron.
• Heather Rausser (speaker 14) — historical committee member, presented veterans program (first reference: SEG 730). Introduced by Ron.
• Linda Wurston (speaker 15) — historical committee member (first reference: SEG 890). Introduced by Ron.

Speakers not named in the transcript were given a functional label (e.g., Committee member, Chair, Scott labeled by address) to allow accurate attribution without inventing identities.