Altura Master Plan
Description
A 500-acre master-planned community featuring mixed housing types, a village center, and extensive open space.
Impact summary
Represents a major master-planned development on the north bench affecting foothills, traffic, utilities, and community open space.
Applicant
- Name
- Marriott Family / Grenoble
- Address
- North Bench, North Ogden
At a glance
- Hearings
- 3
- Public comments
- 2
- Total mentions
- 3
Recorded in the meeting · Planning Commission
Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Sep 2, 2026.
Meeting timeline (3)
Planning Commission — September 2, 2026
Master plan and development agreement for approximately 500 acres of hillside property, proposing residential zones, open space, trails, and neighborhood commercial.
Planning Commission — August 19, 2026
A 500-acre master-planned community featuring mixed housing types, a village center, and extensive open space.
Planning Commission Meeting — August 19, 2026
A preliminary master plan proposing a mixed-use residential community with open space, parks, and village commercial areas on 500 acres.
Related issues (3)
Cooperstowne Master Plan Development Agreement Amendment
North Ogden residents are pushing back against the Village at Prominence Point project, worried that the massive development will clog up local streets and change the town's vibe. It’s a classic battle over how much our city should grow and what that means for our daily commute.
Altura Development Proposal
Commissioners discussed the massive Altura development and the intense community reaction it has sparked. They debated whether negotiating a new proposal offers better control over hillside infrastructure than sticking to a 24-year-old approved agreement.
Altura Development Proposal
A 500-acre master-planned community is proposed on the north bench above Mountain Road, featuring diverse housing types, 150 acres of open space, a 10-acre city park, and small-scale commercial space.
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