Code specifies notice rules for zoning map amendments, with expanded posting for very large areas

The Box Elder County Code lays out public-notice procedures for zoning map amendments. For typical map amendments, the Code requires notices be posted on the property that has petitioned the amendment and courtesy notices mailed to the property owner and adjacent owners. The area directly affected is defined as the parcels or lots that petitioned the amendment.

For large-scale amendments affecting 5,000 acres or more of unincorporated county land, the Code specifies additional steps: posting on major roadways and mailing courtesy notices to private real property owners. The excerpt ties the notice procedure to the scope of the proposed amendment and clarifies the posting and mailing expectations for both ordinary and large-area petitions. The transcript is the code text and does not document a particular amendment application or hearing record.