Public Works West and cemetery plans flagged as top planning priorities
February 28, 2026 | Pleasant View City Council, Pleasant View , Weber County, Utah
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Councilmember Dave Marriott urged a cohesive long-term plan for the Public Works West area (between 1000 West, Pleasant View Drive and U.S. Route 89), noting the city owns important parcels there and that development lacks a unified vision. Marriott said the city’s enterprise funds purchased the land for public-works expansion and warned that repurposing parcels has financial implications.
Marriott also flagged the cemetery expansion and the need to secure additional water shares quickly to avoid rising costs. He reminded the group that a federally funded decant facility in the area must be completed by the end of 2026, a timeline that adds urgency to planning and integration with broader infrastructure decisions.
Marriott also flagged the cemetery expansion and the need to secure additional water shares quickly to avoid rising costs. He reminded the group that a federally funded decant facility in the area must be completed by the end of 2026, a timeline that adds urgency to planning and integration with broader infrastructure decisions.
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