North Ogden planning commission recommends annexation of 1050 E., 2400 N. with R‑1‑10 zoning

The North Ogden Planning Commission on Monday recommended that the City Council approve an annexation petition for roughly 19.71 acres at approximately 1050 East and 2400 North and apply the single‑family R‑1‑10 zoning designation, forwarding the proposal with conditions.

The recommendation requires that the subdivision provide two dedicated asphalt connections to Oak Lawn Park and an improved trail on Oak Lawn Park; that the property be legally subdivided, improved, or escrowed for improvements before any building permits are issued; and that the Cold Springs Trout Farm sign be moved north to the new public road and conform to city signage standards as set in a development agreement with the City Council.

Scott Hess, community and economic development director presenting the item, described the site and the proposal. "This is approximately 19.71 acres," he said, and explained the applicant is seeking the R‑1‑10 zone for low‑density single‑family development. Hess said the application includes a conceptual layout that would yield about 60 lots that meet R‑1‑10…