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Burton family seeks 30-year timeline to memorialize development rights on Ogden Valley parcel
Summary
County commissioners discussed a proposed development agreement that would memorialize existing development rights on about 45 acres owned by the Burton family, preserve roughly half the land as open space and allow a 30-year build timeline; no formal action was taken.
County commissioners discussed a proposed development agreement to memorialize development rights on roughly 45 acres owned by the Burton family and to allow an extended, 30-year timeline for building, but took no formal vote on the request. The Burtons, represented at the meeting by Lacey Richards, and county planning staff described the proposal as preserving existing density while protecting open space.
Tammy Adeloft, a staff member, told commissioners that applicants in Ogden Valley have been asking to "memorialize some development rights," and described the Burton proposal as "a pretty straightforward request." Adeloft said the family is asking to "preserve 1 development right for every 3 acres on a little over 45 acres" and to record phased subdivisions on…
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