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City Council Moves to Deny Controversial Rezone Application

October 09, 2024 | West Haven City Planning Commission, West Haven, Weber County, Utah


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City Council Moves to Deny Controversial Rezone Application
In a recent government meeting, the commission voted to recommend the denial of the Stokes Farms Parcel rezone application, which sought to change the zoning from A1 to R2.5. The motion was made by Commissioner Reid and seconded by Commissioner Gault, receiving support from four commissioners while two opposed it.

The commission clarified that their decision is a recommendation to the City Council, which will review the petition next week. Despite the denial, the petitioners will have the opportunity to present their case to the City Council, although public participation will be limited. The commissioners emphasized that their decision was based on adherence to the city’s general plan and procedural consistency, rather than a rejection of the petitioners' intentions.

The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn, which was also passed unanimously. The commission's discussions highlight the ongoing challenges of balancing community development desires with established planning frameworks.

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