Neighborhood Preservation Committee

PURPOSE

The committee’s mission is to maintain the high quality of life in American Fork, protect property values, and prevent the deterioration of neighborhoods by:

  • Working with the City to identify and address violations of City nuisance laws;
  • Increasing public awareness of standards and nuisance laws;
  • Educating property owners, including landlords, of their responsibilities under the City’s nuisance laws;
  • Studying nuisance abatement laws and practices in other cities;
  • Recommending needed additions and changes in City nuisance laws to the city council.

Committee Members

  • Carlton Bowen, Councilmember
  • Carol Robinson
  • David Rodeback, Chairman
  • Doug Bethers
  • Jay Christensen, City Staff
  • Ryan Archuletta City Staff
  • Tina Streeter
  • Tom Streeter
  1. Who Is on the Committee?
  2. What If I Want to Join the Committee?
  3. What Is a Nuisance?
  4. Where Can I Find the City’s Nuisance Laws?
  5. How Do I Report a Nuisance?
  6. What Happens When Nuisance is Reported?
  7. Can't I Do Whatever I Want on My Property?
  8. Does Nuisance Enforcement Really Reduce Crime in the City?
  9. What If I Have More Questions or Want to Help?
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Meeting Schedule

  • The Neighborhood Preservation Committee meets at least quarterly (four times a year), in publicly noticed meetings. Lately, these meetings are usually on Tuesday evenings, from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m., at the American Fork Police Department Training Room. Any member of the public is welcome to attend.
  • Agenda and Minutes