Ogden Valley Council approves zoning change for 426-unit Wolf Creek development

A significant development proposal took center stage during the Weber County LIVE meeting on May 6, 2025, as officials discussed plans to expand the Wolf Creek development. The applicant is seeking approval to complete the remaining portions of the project, which includes an additional 13 units, bringing the total to 426 units.

Currently, 95 lots have already been established, with the majority of the property governed by a development agreement that entitles it to 413 units. The proposed changes aim to incorporate a new zoning classification, RE 20, which would replace existing zones of FR 3, RE 15, and FV 3. This shift is designed to maintain the integrity of the project while addressing concerns about density.

The discussion highlighted the importance of aligning the zoning map with the development's comprehensive plan. Officials noted that the proposed changes would not affect the already platted lots and would ultimately reduce density in the area, which is a key consideration for the Ogden Valley.

As the meeting progressed, the emphasis remained on ensuring that the development aligns with community needs and maintains a balance between growth and preservation. The next steps will involve further review of the proposal and its implications for the local area.