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Planning Department Interview Panel for Entry-Level Planner - May 20, 2026

Meeting Portal — Wednesday, May 20, 2026
BodySandy, Utah
SessionMeeting Portal
DateWednesday, May 20, 2026
StatusFILED
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So she's able to um see it actually.

0:03

Yeah but they were used.

0:08

Around here she might just work out so good.

0:17

She helps for me.

0:19

She's not the taste of that because it wasn't fast last time.

0:25

She just I kind of over the personality.

0:29

But it was really good and she was really good about it.

0:32

I can see her button.

0:34

And she's uh what do I do?

0:36

She said it's just a lot easier on the eyes, which it is.

0:39

Yeah, doing that whole version of the side.

0:43

I mean, I'm gonna log in.

0:44

She's like, when my brother said he would drive her supply.

0:50

Yeah, I know it will push it.

0:53

So thanks for setting that up.

0:55

Well, I would be drove her too, but to work into the stuff.

1:01

Yeah.

1:01

And then she got through a few time.

1:03

Yeah, yeah.

1:05

So we're gonna go.

1:10

She shows up early too.

1:12

Next interview is 11?

1:20

My uh enrollment stuff.

1:22

What you haven't done it yet?

1:26

I I've gone through most of it.

1:28

There was one thing I was wanting to talk with my wife about.

1:34

I haven't made that change.

1:38

Discuss it in detail with her.

1:40

We went to a play last night.

1:43

We went to the other Hills Theater.

1:49

Oh yeah.

1:50

Uh the roof, I guess is what it's called.

1:52

It's not nearly as nice as uh our theater.

1:56

Oh yeah.

1:57

Like it's like a half round.

1:59

Uh-huh.

2:00

And uh the you know, stage isn't as articulating and this audio isn't nearly as like the production quality is downgraded from what this one is.

2:12

Yeah, like this one blows you away.

2:14

Really?

2:15

Compared to that.

2:16

Okay.

2:17

I think I've I've only been this one.

2:19

We saw the Christmas curl years ago, and I don't remember it super well.

2:23

And was that in the round or was it the perscenium in the round?

2:27

And that was awesome.

2:29

But I I like that.

2:31

It's not bad for for um what it is, but like I don't know, just the comparative of what they put into this facility here.

2:41

Yeah.

2:41

Even though I think that one's older than this one.

2:44

I think that one's newer.

2:45

Yeah.

2:48

Yeah.

2:49

But what they've got in this, it's better.

2:52

Yeah.

2:52

Like sound quality's better.

2:55

They I think they had a bigger budget maybe for this one.

2:58

I don't know.

3:00

Which guys go see?

3:01

We saw the wizard of Oz.

3:04

So it was pretty good.

Discussion Breakdown — Share of Meeting
Procedural█████████████████████████████████████37%
Personnel Matters███████████████████████████████████35%
Land Use and Zoning██████████████████████████26%
Active Transportation██2%
Summary of Proceedings

Planning Department Interview Panel for Entry-Level Planner - May 20, 2026

On May 20, 2026, the Sandy City Planning Department conducted a panel interview for an entry-level planner position. The meeting included informal discussion of prior candidates, a formal interview with candidate Carolyn Lisevich, and a mock planning commission presentation. The panel consisted of Melissa Anderson (Zoning Administrator), Clint Spencer (Development Services Manager), Jake Warner (Long-Range Planner), and other unnamed staff members.

Informal Candidate Discussion

  • Panelists discussed two previous candidates, Grant and Michael, noting Grant's technical skills and social aptitude but expressing concern about retention for an entry-level role. They also reflected on past career experiences and salary growth.

Interview of Carolyn Lisevich

  • Carolyn Lisevich conducted a mock planning commission presentation for a Category 2 home occupation permit (Case No. C UP 01012023-00001) for Wade Tree Removal Service, located at 9470 South Cobalt Circle. She recommended approval subject to 11 conditions designed to mitigate neighborhood impacts, including a one-way traffic pattern, prohibitions on on-site tree work, and a hard paving requirement. She noted the business had operated since 1985 and the applicant acted in good faith after a complaint.
  • Following the presentation, panelists asked questions about her comfort level with the case, her approach to handling a missed setback condition, explaining difficult regulations to residents, teamwork qualities, professional growth, prioritization, and interest in planning. She expressed interest in bikeable infrastructure, walkability, and placemaking.
  • Carolyn also asked the panel about task delegation, current challenging projects, and rewarding experiences. Panelists discussed ongoing projects like the land development code update, short-term rental regulations, and the East Village area development.

Key Outcomes

  • The panel indicated they are wrapping up the second round of interviews and expect to make a hiring decision by Friday, May 22, 2026.

Meeting Transcript

So she's able to um see it actually. Yeah but they were used. Around here she might just work out so good. She helps for me. She's not the taste of that because it wasn't fast last time. She just I kind of over the personality. But it was really good and she was really good about it. I can see her button. And she's uh what do I do? She said it's just a lot easier on the eyes, which it is. Yeah, doing that whole version of the side. I mean, I'm gonna log in. She's like, when my brother said he would drive her supply. Yeah, I know it will push it. So thanks for setting that up. Well, I would be drove her too, but to work into the stuff. Yeah. And then she got through a few time. Yeah, yeah. So we're gonna go. She shows up early too. Next interview is 11? My uh enrollment stuff. What you haven't done it yet? I I've gone through most of it. There was one thing I was wanting to talk with my wife about. I haven't made that change. Discuss it in detail with her. We went to a play last night. We went to the other Hills Theater. Oh yeah. Uh the roof, I guess is what it's called. It's not nearly as nice as uh our theater. Oh yeah. Like it's like a half round. Uh-huh. And uh the you know, stage isn't as articulating and this audio isn't nearly as like the production quality is downgraded from what this one is. Yeah, like this one blows you away. Really? Compared to that. Okay. I think I've I've only been this one. We saw the Christmas curl years ago, and I don't remember it super well. And was that in the round or was it the perscenium in the round? And that was awesome. But I I like that. It's not bad for for um what it is, but like I don't know, just the comparative of what they put into this facility here. Yeah. Even though I think that one's older than this one. I think that one's newer.

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