Zoning

Syracuse city council votes against creating special zone near school

SYRACUSE — City leaders have rejected the creation of a special zone to potentially aid a development project near Syracuse High School.

Residents want voters to have say on Layton project

LAYTON -- Residents unhappy about a recent city council decision to approve a new zone for a unique development property on the city's west side want to take the issue to the voters.

Weber County clarifies Board of Adjustment's role

OGDEN — The county moved a step closer to bringing the duties of the Board of Adjustment more in line with the rest of the state.

Weber County Commissioners held a public hearing to consider amendments to the Weber County Zoning Ordinance.

Weber County Planner Sean Wilkinson presented the amendments during the commission’s weekly Tuesday morning meeting.

Zoning ordinances under consideration

OGDEN — Weber County will hold a public hearing to consider staff amendments at 10 a.m. April 24 at the Weber Center, 2380 Washington Blvd., in Ogden.

Bountiful resident decries 'trivial rules' and 'severe consequences' for chickens

BOUNTIFUL — A local resident suggests there is something foul about the way rules involving chickens are being drawn up.

“There are some very trivial rules with very severe consequences. If my chicken wanders in the front yard or a child leaves the front gate open, that’s equivalent to an assault on another person. I don’t think so,” Michael Peay told members of the city council on Tuesday during a public hearing on possible amendments to Title 14 of the city’s land use ordinance.

Peay is fuming about potential chicken guidelines that are part of a zoning amendment currently being considered by the planning commission.

Ogden residents oppose annexation for industrial use

OGDEN — The city council is reviewing a proposal to annex land near the western border of Ogden and zone the area for industrial use, but nearby residents don’t want to lose the rural feel of their neighborhood.

The council voted to review a petition filed by David Phipps for the annexation of several large undeveloped parcels at approximately 3024 Midland Drive, which is in unincorporated Weber County.

Two Davis farms closer to protection

FARMINGTON -- Two century-old Davis County farms, roughly 70 acres of open land, are a step closer to being protected from encroaching development.

Zoning change might allow new tennis facility

PLEASANT VIEW — Council members recently approved the change of zoning from residential to mixed use east on property at 600 W. 2550 North following a public hearing. Councilman Michael Humphreys abstained from the vote.

Agendas

A summary of agendas of public meetings to be held Tuesday, Feb. 21

North Ogden adjusting its laws for group homes

NORTH OGDEN -- The city is getting in line with the feds on rules and regulations for group homes.

New specialty zone in Clearfield to open up tax incentives

CLEARFIELD -- Businesses here will continue to be eligible for tax incentives by participating in a statewide program made possible by a recently approved specialty zone.

Morgan County creates resort zone with Snowbasin in mind

MORGAN -- Snowbasin development is knocking on Morgan County's door, so county officials want to make sure they're prepared with the right planning tools.

The Morgan County Council voted to repeal the master planned development reserve district ordinance and enact the resort special district zoning designation.

Change allows structures in agricultural zone before homes

CENTERVILLE — Changes to city code mean that people can build accessory structures before homes in the agricultural zone.

Developer to buy 215 acres in Syracuse

SYRACUSE -- The sale of 215 acres of open land, once belonging to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, to an area developer could bring 1,200 or more new jobs to the area, the mayor speculates.

The parcel, north of Syracuse High School, between 1000 West and 2000 West, is to be developed as light manufacturing, with the hope of bringing 1,200 jobs to the city during the next three years, Mayor Jamie Nagle said.

Map of the proposed sale.

Land purchased from LDS Church in Syracuse to be light manufacturing development

SYRACUSE -- The sale of 215-acres of open land, once belonging to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, to an area developer could bring 1,200 or more new jobs to the area, the Syracuse mayor says.

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