Located in Davis County, Utah, the city of Layton is named in honor of Christopher Layton, a Mormon leader who colonized a few places. It was settled in the mid-19th century as spillover from Kaysville. It became the subject of a Supreme Court case when the residents of Layton began to object to the fact that they paid taxes to that town but got no services in return. The case was decided in favor of Layton, and a separatist movement succeeded in 1902, rendering Layton an independent area.
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American Youth Soccer Organization Region 239
AYSO Region 239 is a youth soccer organization serving the youth of Layton, Utah, featuring an everyone plays philosophy, balanced teams, and open registration. The region board is identified, along with coach and referee information, registration, game schedules, and downloadable forms.
http://www.laytonayso.com/
City guide and information resource for Layton residents, visitors and businesses. Provides access to general and governmental data, public documents/forms, and online services.
http://www.laytoncity.org/
Offers an overview, including photographs, of this Layton hotel, guest rooms, common areas, services and amenities. Publishes a provides a description of Choice Hotel reward programs, special offers, and arrangements for travel professionals, groups and meetings.
http://www.comfortinn.com/hotel-layton-utah-UT065
Business organization serving the Davis County with various opportunities. Site contains a member directory, an events calendar, business resources, local information and the latest chamber news.
http://www.davischamberofcommerce.com/
Davis County Library – Central Branch (Layton)
Explains the library’s programs for residents and special events for teens and children. Includes information about the size and extent of the collection, a photo of the building, research databases and contact details.
http://www.co.davis.ut.us/library/branches/central.cfm
Service times, a church calendar, and information about the doctrine and ministries of the Layton, Utah Christian church are presented. Past services may be viewed online.
http://www.fbcutah.org/
Features a regional mall located near I-15 and Hill Field Road in Layton, Utah, with more than a hundred stores, including JC Penney, Macy's, and Sports Authority. An overview of the mall is presented, including sales and events, coupons, offers, gift cards, and a complete store listing.
http://www.shoplaytonhills.com/
