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Code prescribes notice steps for zoning map amendments, with extra posting for very large changes
Summary
Box Elder County requires notice posted on petitioning properties and courtesy notices to adjacent owners for zoning map amendments, and additional roadway postings for amendments affecting 5,000 acres or more of unincorporated county.
Box Elder County’s code specifies public-notice procedures for zoning map amendments. For a typical amendment, the area directly affected is the parcel or parcels petitioning for the amendment; the county requires a public notice be posted on the property and courtesy notices sent to adjacent property owners. For zoning map amendments affecting 5,000 acres or more of unincorporated county, the code requires posting on major roadways in addition to courtesy notices to private real-property owners.
The code language is designed to tailor notice to the scale of the proposed amendment: small, parcel-specific petitions rely on property posting and adjacent-owner courtesy notices; large-area amendments affecting thousands of acres require broader public posting to reach potentially impacted residents and road users.
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