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Clearfield Station is finally getting its glow-up with a new park and more apartments and shops on the way. It’s all about turning that area into a walkable spot where you can actually hang out instead of just driving through.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 4 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before, 5 the 90 before that.
The impact is primarily regulatory, though changes to permitted uses could affect business operations.
Downtown residents and visitors who will see a shift toward more compatible land uses.
Developers who may have preferred to build purely residential projects on those specific streets.
The city is updating rules for residential parking and design, and moving trailer sales out of downtown. These changes aim to keep the city compliant with state law and improve downtown character.
Clearfield City to transform community garden into all-inclusive park ABC4 Utah
Clearfield City to transform community garden into all-inclusive park ABC4 Utah
The city is changing zoning rules to stop purely residential buildings on secondary streets in the downtown area. They want to make sure new buildings include commercial space to keep the area walkable and vibrant.
A new retail project is proposed for 175 West Antelope Drive. This development could change the local business landscape and impact traffic flow in the area.
The city is closing out an old redevelopment project that expired last year. They need to figure out how to spend the remaining $1 million in the account according to state rules.
The city is reviewing how homes are built and parked in the new Wilcox Farms neighborhood. These rules ensure that garages are large enough for modern vehicles and that the neighborhood has a good variety of home designs.
The city is planning how to spend $223,579 in federal grants. These funds are vital for making city facilities more accessible to everyone, including those with disabilities.
There's a $900,000 gap in the budget for the Clearfield Station project. The city is looking at using CDRA funds or interest earnings to bridge this gap instead of taking on more debt.
The city is looking at two different projects that would change how land is used along 1700 South. These changes could bring new businesses and housing options to the area.
Clearfield Station development progressing with opening of park; mixed-use space coming soon Standard-Examiner
Northern Utah population counts surge due, in part, to open land KSL News
Clearfield purchasing mobile home park; dozens of residents to relocate KSL.com
Earlier in August, Ogden City announced that a part of the property formerly occupied by Taylor Canyon Elementary School would be preserved as park space. Ogden city council member Kevin Lundell, however, felt like there was some lack of clarity about how the size of the park was determined. “My major concern was that in […]
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OGDEN — A portion of the land once occupied by Taylor Canyon Elementary School will be park space in the future. Last week, Ogden City announced in a press release that 1.91 acres of the former Taylor Canyon Elementary School property will be held as permanent public open space. “The Ogden City Council approved funding […]
This project would create a mixed-use space with both new homes and commercial frontage.
This change aims to preserve space for commercial and mixed-use development in the city center.
This project would add new townhomes and commercial space to the city, changing the current manufacturing-zoned land.
These changes will dictate the physical layout and design variety of the new homes being built in this neighborhood.
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