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Planning commission recommends Langford development agreement to preserve farm and allow up to three lots
Summary
The Ogden Valley Planning Commission voted 5-0 to recommend a development agreement that would allow Kirk Langford to record up to three residential lots while preserving agricultural uses on his 40-acre property. The commission emphasized fire-district conditions, road improvements and water approvals included in the agreement.
The Ogden Valley Planning Commission voted 5-0 on Aug. 26, 2025, to recommend approval of a development agreement that would allow Kirk Langford to record up to three residential lots on his 40-acre working farm while preserving the remainder of the property for agricultural use.
Langford told commissioners his request is part of family and estate planning and said the subdivision is intended to keep the property a working farm while providing options for heirs or to generate income if needed. He described a plan that includes road upgrades, fire-department conditions, and culinary and secondary water service from Weber Basin Water Conservancy District.
The commission’s recommendation…
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