PLANNING COMMISSION
Cheri Sparks, Blake Neil, Jarod Maw
Chairman Jarod Maw
Jarod Maw is the Planning Commission Chairman, President-Elect of AIA Utah, and has been influential in the design and construction of several local buildings. He brings prolific knowledge and experience to the deliberation of future Plain City development. He can be reached by phone: 801-808-7325 and by email: jmaw@trdp.com
Vice-Chair Blake Neil
Blake Neil is the Vice-Chair of the Plain City Planning Commission. His longstanding service to the community has benefited residents in significant ways. He can be reached by phone: 801-791-3004 and by email: neil.BL310@gmail.com
Commissioner Cheri Sparks
Cheri Sparks, a longtime resident of Plain City, provides a special awareness of the social and economic needs of its citizens. Her contributions as a Planning Commissioner help facilitate growth and community alliance. She can be reached by phone: 801-731-8382 and by email: sew4u.cheri@yahoo.com
Shawna Faulkner
Commissioner Shawna Faulkner
Shawna Faulkner offers insightful strategies for future development of our community. Through astute study of plans and documents that are presented for review, she pinpoints important details for consideration and simplifies terms.
Kris Carrigan
Commissioner Kris Carrigan
Kris Carrigan has been selling real estate for more than 10 years. He has also worked as a certified Journeyman electrician. His participation with the Planning Commission helps round-out its perception. He can be reached by phone: 801-781-0360 and by email: krissellsutah@q.com
Mike Kerswell
Mike Kerswell – Land Use and Information Specialist
Mike Kerswell provides essential support to the Planning Commission, as Land Use and Information Specialist. He can be reached by phone: (Plain City Office) 801-731-4908 and by email: mikek@plaincityutah.org
Commissioner Dustin Skeen
Dustin Skeen was appointed to the Planning Commission in March, 2019. He currently works as a lineman (powerline technician) on Hill Air Force Base and holds a building contractor license. His willingness to serve stems from a love for Plain City – where he was born and raised – and a desire to see growth directed suitably for citizens.
Dustin Skeen
