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Planning commission approves Nordic Village street-regulating amendment tied to larger pond and road shifts
Summary
The commission approved a Nordic Village street-regulating plan amendment that relocates a street alignment, enlarges an existing pond (20 acre-feet) for snowmaking and adjusts rights-of-way. Commissioners and staff discussed pond engineering, mudslide history and whether homes could be built behind the pond.
The Ogden Valley Planning Commission voted 5-0 on Aug. 26 to approve a requested amendment to the Nordic Village street-regulating plan that shifts a portion of the street alignment, adjusts several right-of-way widths and allows consolidation and enlargement of two small ponds into a single pond with a 20 acre-feet capacity to support snowmaking.
Ryan Christofferson, representing Nordic Village Ventures, told commissioners the amendment moves a small-lot residential alignment closer to the village core, wraps part of the alignment around Nordic Valley Way and is intended to enable better connectivity and to expand snow storage capacity. He said the change also…
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