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Landowner appeals greenbelt removal for contiguous farm parcel near Spanish Fork
Summary
A landowner asked Utah County commissioners to reconsider greenbelt removal for a 7.12-acre contiguous parcel in Spanish Fork, arguing productive use and contiguity were improperly evaluated; commissioners asked staff to accept documentation for further review.
A Spanish Fork property owner appealed the assessor’s removal of greenbelt classification for roughly 7.12 acres that the speaker said have been farmed for decades and remain contiguous despite adjacent annexations. The owner described seedings, hay crops and seasonal sheep grazing and said prior submissions show productive use.
Commissioners said they cannot act immediately from the work session but requested that the owner supply documentation electronically so staff and the board of equalization can review the contiguous-land and productive-use claims. The county requested copies of the owner’s records showing farming activity and dates so staff can follow up during formal appeals.
No vote was taken; commissioners directed staff to accept the documentation and pursue the matter administratively through the assessor’s and board-of-equalization processes.
