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County planning staff outline sweeping land‑use code cleanup and fee increases
Summary
Planning staff proposed consolidating and updating about 600 pages of code to remove provisions tied to incorporated Ogden Valley, rename and consolidate zones, remove manufactured‑home and cluster‑subdivision rules, simplify drinking‑water protection to state‑required zones and increase application fees to better reflect county costs; staff will return with a redlined packet and comparative fee analysis.
County planning staff told commissioners on April 20 they have condensed roughly 600 pages of land‑use code changes into a single summary sheet and intend to present the full, color‑coded electronic draft for public hearings in the coming weeks.
Key proposed edits include consolidating forest residential zones into forest chapters, moving higher‑density forest residential (FR‑3) into an R‑3A residential chapter, renaming commercial recreation zones, deleting rarely used manufactured‑home and…
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