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Council adopts market-farm ordinance to allow small urban farms in R-120 neighborhoods
Summary
Council approved an ordinance making 'market farm' a conditional use in R-120 zones with limits on acreage, hours, employees and parking; planning commission recommended approval.
LINDON, Utah — After a public hearing the Lindon City Council voted unanimously May 19 to adopt a market-farm ordinance that creates a conditional-use pathway for small, owner-operated urban farms in the city’s R-120 (one-acre) residential zone.
The ordinance, adopted as Ordinance 2025-5-O, was the culmination of a multi-meeting planning-commission review and a council hearing that included a presentation by applicants Brian and Chelsea Bueller, who operate Sunnyside Urban Farm on East 400 North.
The ordinance itself defines a market farm as a small-scale agricultural operation for cultivation of fruits, vegetables, flowers, herbs and animal products and…
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