Platform:
It’s time to be proactive, so in five, ten, and even thirty years from now we’re not saying “I wish we would have,” but “I’m so glad we did!”
Plan With Vision:
We must invest back into our city
A) Downtown Infill and Redevelopment - actively encourage investment in our downtown core
B) Main Street Redevelopment - It’s time to reclaim our downtown! Encourage ordinances that rejuvenate downtown
C) Civic Spaces - creating community gathering areas
Intelligent Growth:
Diligently and carefully attend to the City’s annexation plan. We only have one chance to get it right!
A) Potential Annexations - present unique opportunities and challenges. We must work with future petitioners to incorporate the community’s values expressed in the Envision Heber 2050 process
B) Cluster Developments - examine possible PUD ordinances to cluster future development around preserved open and green spaces
Master Transportation Plan
A) Roads - start planning now for anticipated future road needs
B) Public Transportation - start investigating possible public transit opportunities, like a bus service to Park City and/or Utah County
C) Heber Valley Parkway - work with UDOT and the public to encourage responsible, context-sensitive development of the bypass. This is the other side of the coin from reinvigorating our Main Street
D) Heber City Airport - follow through the Master Plan process without encouraging expansion. I do not support inviting larger jets into Heber, nor do I support an increase in air traffic.
Agriculture & Housing
A) Agriculture & Open Lands Conservation: actively work with the Wasatch Open Lands Board to identify and preserve open lands
B) Housing Diversity & Ownership Options
C) Support those who support us: Encourage developers to provide housing options that allow for home ownership at multiple income levels. Police officers, teachers, and the people who serve our citizens should be able to live here too!
D) Moderate Income Housing Plan: Continue work on the City’s Moderate Income Housing Plan to comply with Senate Bill 34
Parks & Trails A) Create a system of trails that is connected, focus on completion of the Trails Master Plan B) Improve the park system C) Coordinate with Wasatch County to explore options to create a Lake-to-Lake trail (connecting Jordanelle and Deer Creek reservoirs)
Get Ready To Vote In The General Election: November 5th (Vote by Mail)
Voter Schedule:
Tuesday, July 23 - Primary election ballots are mailed outTuesday, August 13 - Municipal Primary Election Day, ballots must be post-marked by Monday, August 12, or can be dropped off on the 13th at the Heber City Office Building (75 N. Main Street) between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m.- Tuesday, October 15 - General election ballots are mailed out
- Tuesday, November 5 - Municipal General Election Day, ballots must be post-marked by Monday, November 4, or can be dropped off on the 5th at the Heber City Office Building (75 N. Main Street) between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m.
Meet Ryan Stack:
- Born in Oregon, educated in California, moved to Utah to start his family and his career
- Graduated summa cum laude from the University of San Diego with his degree in Philosophy
- Graduated from the University of San Diego School of Law
- Member of the Utah State Bar since 2006
- Serving Utah communities as a public prosecutor since 2007; also served as counsel to the Summit County Board of Adjustment from 2011-2015
- Married to Heather Stack, Utah native and co-leader for MOPS of Wasatch County
- Three children ages 9, 7, and 3
RYAN'S SERVICE
- Heber City Planning Commission
- Envision Heber 2050 - Steering Committee Member
- Utah Supreme Court’s Advisory Committee on the Rules of Criminal Procedure
- Utah State Bar Examiner – Assists with grading bar exam essays in the subject area of Constitutional Law
- Eagle Scout
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