Adam Larsen For Clinton City Council

01/05/2026

I'm very excited and honored to be sworn in as an official member of the city council tonight. I'm looking forward to honoring my campaign commitment to be an advocate for the citizens and help establish the plans for the future and how to "Keep Clinton Special".

Watch for a new page to be shared that will be associated with my work on the council. I will share with all the followers of this page.

11/26/2025

Thanks for your support and now we get to work!

11/07/2025

Hi Friends. If you still have one of my signs, I'm happy to come pick it up if you will message me to let me know.

I lost track after awhile 😄

11/06/2025

Hi Friends. The votes are still coming in but I am blown away by the involvement of our community in this election! This is the highest voter turnout in our history!

We have learned over the last year that talking to each other matters! We haven't always done it in the most productive ways but difficult conversations are better than no conversations.

This is not the end, but the beginning of an exciting journey that we will all take together!

Always your advocate,
Adam

11/05/2025

First numbers are in! Thank you everyone!

11/03/2025

Hi Friends! Tomorrow is the day! I'm confident most of you have voted already but if you haven't, make sure to put your ballot in the box or vote in person tomorrow before 8pm.

The first set of numbers will likely come out around 8:30 tomorrow night. You can get updates at the state website..
https://electionresults.utah.gov/results/public/davis-county-ut/elections/primary08122025

Or the county website...

https://www.daviscountyutah.gov/clerk/election/election-results-group/election-results

And I'll be sharing updates to Facebook as well. I'm excited to see what tomorrow brings!

Thank you all for your support and remember to Vote Adam Larsen For Clinton City Council

11/01/2025

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10/29/2025

I would suggest you take the time to watch tonight's council meeting. It might be the shortest one on record so its a good one to watch.

Listen to and watch the conversation about the mosquito abatement tax increase. It's the last item on the agenda. The council is divided and dysfunctional and we need change.

https://www.youtube.com/live/-D4yWI7a6Mw?si=HOG0E3gklFAVsity

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*This is a picture of me in Manila. It's irrelevant to the post but a pretty cool pic. 😎

10/28/2025

Great post below. For context, the last general plan had only agricultural land West of 3000. This general plan turns the west end of Clinton into a mass of multi-family attached housing. They are proposing a complete departure from the last plan. Let's speak up and elect people who will look to keep Clinton special.

This gives some context to the concern the majority has about the rapid approval of multi-family development over the past couple of years, and now the general plan maps that show even more slated to get a green light in future requests if it remains marked as it is today.

Pictured is how the general plan maps of the Northwest part of Clinton and the Northeast part West Point adjoin. The purple line is the West Point/Clinton Border.

Already, Clinton and West Point have approved at least 306 townhomes to be built here.

The approved developments that make up that number of 306 are in the locations of the white checkmarks in green circles.

The red dashed line on near the top of the referendum area is the current boundary of Clinton. Everything else within the pink line is unincorporated Davis County ground that they hope to annex into Clinton and use for additional mixed use housing areas up to 3 stories.

Our current codes allows for up to 2 1/2 stories or up to 35 feet and up to 12 units to the acre. But the general plan proposal shows they can go up to 3 stories which would require a change in city code.

The area with the question mark had 74 Townhomes pending during the time of the referendum, but I have not been able to find what is currently happening with that ground. Maybe my friends in West Point can enlighten me.

How many more do they intend to pack into these areas marked in orange and brown? And why do we as current residents have to sit back and let it happen? The general plan of the city should reflect the will the residents who CURRENTLY live here.

Let's build small single family homes or patio homes. This section of our cities is already providing hundreds of townhomes that will be built shortly.

If you do not want to continue to see this area overrun with high density housing, you have to leave feedback on the general plan website and contact your city council representatives.

Also don't forget the election is in a week and if this is not what you want in our future, don't continue to vote for the people that are welcoming these proposals into our cities. You have the power to say enough is enough.

https://clintongeneralplan.mysocialpinpoint.com/

10/26/2025

We need an ongoing, thorough analysis of our city ordinances. I’m committed to that task. Do our laws reflect the needs of our time? Are there vague or underdeveloped laws that tie the hands of our new code enforcement officer? Are there areas of government overreach?

Here are some concepts in need of review, with robust public input.

- 𝗡𝗼𝗶𝘀𝗲. The code is open to interpretation and difficult to enforce.
- 𝗪𝗲𝗲𝗱𝘀. The code simply restricts weeds to 10 inches and is unclear on many of the complexities that frustrate residents.
- 𝗧𝗼𝘄𝗻𝗵𝗼𝗺𝗲𝘀. The code allows up to 12 units/acre and six units to a building, and large numbers of the public have expressed desire for change.
- 𝗦𝗺𝗮𝗹𝗹 𝘀𝗶𝗻𝗴𝗹𝗲-𝗳𝗮𝗺𝗶𝗹𝘆 𝗹𝗼𝘁𝘀. The code needs affordability incentives: for example, a reduction in lot size if the developer contracts to build lower-priced homes.

Oh, and one more…

⭐️ The wording/pronouns in Clinton’s code assume the mayor is a man. We’re going to need to change that. 😉

Some residents have asked that we review dogs in parks and e-bikes. What else matters to you?