County updates land-use code to fix references and reflect new legislation with Ordinance #648
Summary
Ordinance #648 updates multiple sections of the Box Elder County Land Use Management & Development Code to correct cross-references, resolve conflicts, and incorporate new legislative requirements; Planning Commission held a public hearing and recommended the changes.
Box Elder County adopted Ordinance #648 on March 25, 2026, making multiple text amendments to the Land Use Management & Development Code to correct inconsistent references, clean up conflicting language, and incorporate recent legislative changes.
Scott Lyons, Community Development Director, told Commissioners the changes included clarifications to temporary use permit standards, appeals procedures, and definitions related to recreational vehicle use and agritourism. The Planning Commission held a public hearing on March 19, 2026 and recommended the amendments; the County Commission approved Ordinance #648 unanimously. The ordinance text includes specific edits (posted as Exhibit B) such as revised appeal references and clarified limits on temporary permits.
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