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South Ogden City Council Passes Development Permit Moratorium

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South Ogden City Council passed Ordinance 26-07, which establishes a 180-day moratorium on certain development and planning permit applications.

Key takeaways

  • South Ogden City Council passed Ordinance 26-07.
  • The ordinance imposes a 180-day moratorium on specific development and planning permit applications.
  • The moratorium affects the City Center Core, City Center General, Riverdale Road General, and 40th Street General zones.
  • The ordinance applies to all South Ogden City residents.

The South Ogden City Council passed Ordinance 26-07, which establishes a moratorium on receiving or processing applications for development or planning related permits requiring approval from the Staff Review Committee.

According to a notice from the city, the moratorium will last for 180 days following the passage of the ordinance.

The moratorium applies to areas within the City Center Core, City Center General, Riverdale Road General, and 40th Street General zones.

This ordinance is applicable to all residents in South Ogden City.

Copies of the notice or the ordinance can be viewed or obtained by visiting the Office of the City Recorder at 3950 Adams Ave., South Ogden City, UT, 84403 or by calling 801-622-2709. Documentation is also available at www.utah.gov/pmn/index.html and www.southogdencity.gov.

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