Fred C. Cox Email & Phone Number

Sandy, Utah

Responsible for Construction Documents. Projects include new retail, restaurant, and office buildings, tenant finish for both office, restaurant, and retail, clean rooms, food production, industrial, child care, medical, single-family, and multi-use.

Greater Salt Lake City Area

Responsible for all Phases of work. Projects include site master planning, new retail and office buildings, tenant finish for both office, restaurant, and retail, church addition/remodeling, production and industrial buildings, assisted living centers, residential - single-family, small multi-family and multi-use.Licensed Architect in Utah, Idaho, Oklahoma, Wyoming, Texas and Washington.

I believe we must stand up and be heard or watch our constitutionally protected rights disappear. We can't continue to let government take over our lives.That was the reason I ran for office when my State Representative, Ron Bigelow, stepped down to help the Governor at the end of 2010, and it is still so today.The end of 2019 and the beginning on 2020, I was the original sponsor (of 5) for the Utah 2019 Tax Referendum. Working with voters throughout the state, both liberal, conservative, and everything in between, and as volunteers, we were able to gather over 170,000 signatures in 29 counties, exceeding the 116,000 required signatures in 15 counties. Because of the success of our team, the Legislature and the Governor repealed 2019 SB 2001, instead of facing the backlash of the voters this fall.I worked hard to make sure the legislature didn’t ignore the idea of replacing the prison in Draper, which I believed would have saved over $100 Million, which has since been shown to be true.I had the opportunity to serve in the Utah House of Representatives in 2011, 2012, 2015 and 2016. During that time I had a reputation of being willing to speak up and to fight for and vote for what I believed was right, no matter the opposition. I also had the reputation of reading though all of the bills I would vote on. During my service, I had one of the best floor attendance records of anyone in the House, with the exception of one rare House Judiciary Standing Committee meeting called during floor time where I missed 12 votes in 2015. They were the only ones I missed that year. I wanted to be in the chamber during debates and voting so I could hear both sides of an issue and see if a bill was ready, or needed to be amended or voted down. I always voted for or against the bill no matter who the sponsor was or what party they belonged to.

West Valley City, Utah, United States

West Valley City, Utah

Founded in 2012 by Fred C. Cox with almost 30 years as an architect and over 40 years working with building codes, builders, architects, engineers, building officials, owners and developers. The consulting team of engineers have similar experience and specialize in Structural, Mechanical, Plumbing, Electrical, and Civil building code requirements.Building Code Specialists review building permit documents for local building officials or inspectors of cities, counties, and other jurisdictions and also provides Peer Review.Code Reviews should target items of importance and not just generate long lists that will increase construction and design costs. Building Inspection services are not offered.

Utah is already working on ways that could help with the diversity of energy created and used in Utah, and encouraging both saving energy and renewable energy. It is helpful when both sides of a debate can concentrate on items they agree.Promoting Renewable Energy and Political Candidates

Utah

Fair Elections UtahWorking to improve, but not gut, our neighborhood election caucus system.The Caucus System in Utah is the best way to make sure a grass roots process can work over large amounts of money. It is the only way someone with $100,000 can go against someone with $2,000,000 in election funds. We have a system that that does NOT favor the incumbent, wealthy or famous. This is a good thing.http://www.fairelectionsutah.com/

I believe we must stand up and be heard or watch our constitutionally protected rights disappear. We can't continue to let government take over our lives.That was the reason I ran for office when my State Representative, Ron Bigelow, stepped down to help the Governor at the end of 2010, and it is still so today.The end of 2019 and the beginning on 2020, I was the original sponsor (of 5) for the Utah 2019 Tax Referendum. Working with voters throughout the state, both liberal, conservative, and everything in between, and as volunteers, we were able to gather over 170,000 signatures in 29 counties, exceeding the 116,000 required signatures in 15 counties. Because of the success of our team, the Legislature and the Governor repealed 2019 SB 2001, instead of facing the backlash of the voters this fall.I worked hard to make sure the legislature didn’t ignore the idea of replacing the prison in Draper, which I believed would have saved over $100 Million, which has since been shown to be true.I had the opportunity to serve in the Utah House of Representatives in 2011, 2012, 2015 and 2016. During that time I had a reputation of being willing to speak up and to fight for and vote for what I believed was right, no matter the opposition. I also had the reputation of reading though all of the bills I would vote on. During my service, I had one of the best floor attendance records of anyone in the House, with the exception of one rare House Judiciary Standing Committee meeting called during floor time where I missed 12 votes in 2015. They were the only ones I missed that year. I wanted to be in the chamber during debates and voting so I could hear both sides of an issue and see if a bill was ready, or needed to be amended or voted down. I always voted for or against the bill no matter who the sponsor was or what party they belonged to.I have been asked by many to run. I would appreciate your support, whether by endorsement for 2020 or campaign contribution.

Utah, United States

The end of 2019 and the beginning on 2020, I was the original sponsor (1 of 5) for the Utah 2019 Tax referendum. Working with voters throughout the state, both liberal, conservative, and everything in between, and as volunteers, we were able to gather over 170,000 signatures in 29 counties, exceeding the 116,000 required signatures in 15 counties. Because of the success of our team, the Legislature and the Governor repealed 2019 SB 2001, instead of facing the backlash of the voters this fall.

Greater Salt Lake City Area

I believe we must stand up and be heard or watch our constitutionally protected rights disappear. We can't continue to let government take over our lives.That was the reason I ran for office when my State Representative, Ron Bigelow, stepped down to help the Governor at the end of 2010, and it is still so today.It was one of the reasons I was awarded the Libertas 2016 Defenders of Liberty Award.For 2015 and 2016, I was given a 100% rating from the Utah Taxpayers Association for voting against tax increases and looking out for the taxpayers. I also received a Salt Lake Chamber 2015 and 2016 Business Champion award for working to help Utah businesses grow. I worked hard to make sure the legislature didn’t ignore the idea of replacing the prison in Draper, which I believed would have saved over $100 Million, which has since been shown to be true.I had the opportunity to serve in the Utah House of Representatives in 2011, 2012, 2015 and 2016. During that time I had a reputation of being willing to speak up and to fight for and vote for what I believed was right, no matter the opposition.I also had the reputation of reading though all of the bills I would vote on, and after the 2016 session a comedy song joked that I might have known other legislators' bills better than they did. During my service, I had one of the best floor attendance records of anyone in the House, with the exception of one rare House Judiciary Standing Committee meeting called during floor time where I missed 12 votes in 2015. They were the only ones I missed that year. I wanted to be in the chamber during debates and voting so I could hear both sides of an issue and see if a bill was ready, or needed to be amended or voted down. "Motion to Amend" was something I said more than once. I always voted for or against the bill no matter who the sponsor was or what party they belonged to.

West Valley City, Utah

http://www.fredcox4utah.com/Committees:House Judiciary Standing CommitteeHouse Government Operations Standing CommitteeHigher Education Appropriations Subcommittee

State Of Utah

the Child Care Center Licensing Committee is to regulate and make rules for center based child care

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CommitteesHouse Judiciary CommitteeHouse Public Utilities and Technology CommitteeInfrastructure and General Government Appropriations SubcommitteeJudiciary (2012) and Judiciary, Law Enforcement, and Criminal Justice (2011) Interim CommitteesPublic Utilities and Technology Interim Committee

Project Manager for Construction Documents and Drawings. Projects included new retail and office buildings, and hundreds of thousands of square feet of existing office space and education remodeling.

Project Manager for several projects. Produced CADD documents for many large Commercial, Industrial, Correctional, Education and Site Master Planning Projects. Provided CADD training for several employees. Managed Computer Network.

Produced Construction Documents for High-End Residential Projects.

Australia

Australia Sydney Mission. English Speaking

Produced Construction Documents for a variety of projects, blueprints, errands etc.

Greater Salt Lake City Area

Washing and preparing strawberries for pies, misc. cleaning, baked goods production, customer sales.

Aas, Architectural Technology, Dean'S List

Associate of Applied Science, Architectural Technology, Utah Technical College. (now Salt Lake Community College).

Studies In Computer Science, Architecture

1979,80,82-84 Studies in Computer Science, Architecture, University of Utah

Diploma, Drafting And Design Technology/Technician, General

Activities and Societies: Architectural Drafting, Computer Programing, Choirs, including A Cappella Choir, Jazz Ensemble, Junior Choir.