Weber County staff, developer outline new Traditional Neighborhood Zone; river setback and open-space rules draw debate
Jeff Beck, a representative for the developer Black Pine/Blanchard, presented a proposal to rezone roughly 550 acres to a new Traditional Neighborhood Zone (TNZ) and link it to a 30-year development agreement that would set density, design, parks and infrastructure rules for a walkable mixed-use community.
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Jeff Beck, a representative for the project (developer/Black Pine/Blanchard), told the Weber County Planning Commission at a work session that the proposal would rezone roughly 550 acres to a new Traditional Neighborhood Zone, or TNZ, and attach a development agreement that will govern land uses, design standards and infrastructure for the master-plan community.
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