Ogden City · week of August 9, 2026
Council approves Adjournment to Closed Session, 7–0
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What changed in Ogden City
Adjournment to Closed Session
7 yes, 0 no
Flor Lopez (yes), Shaun Myers (yes), Alicia Washington (yes), Ken Richey (yes), Kevin Lundell (yes), Dave Graf (yes), Richard Hyer (yes)
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Development activity
Grant Avenue/4th Street Rezone
497 Grant Avenue, 605 Grant Avenue, and 253 4th Street
A request to rezone three city-owned properties from residential to open space to allow for park expansion.
Discussed — no decision yet
Track this project →U.S. Forest Service Building Redevelopment
Not specified
A proposal to redevelop the historic Forest Service building into 24+ affordable housing units and community space.
Discussed — no decision yet
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Also discussed
Public Art Projects
The city is working on several new art projects, including a mural and a unique vending machine, to make art more accessible to everyone.
What it means: Ogden residents and visitors who enjoy public art.
Follow this issue →Municipal Code and Zoning Map Amendments
A proposal to rezone properties on Grant Avenue and 4th Street is up for discussion. This could affect what kind of buildings or businesses can be built there.
What it means: Property owners and potential developers may benefit from the change in zoning.
Follow this issue →Housing Affordability and Diversity
The city is exploring a new model for affordable housing that helps tenants build wealth through rent rebates and emergency funds, rather than just providing a place to live.
What it means: The city expects to recoup a portion of the $3.6 million bond used to purchase the building through the $2.8 million sale price and TIF revenues.
Follow this issue →land acquisition for green space
Ogden is looking to convert vacant city-owned land into open space to create more room for sports fields and community recreation.
What it means: Local residents and youth sports leagues who will have access to new recreational fields.
Follow this issue →Christmas Village Planning
The committee is getting everything ready for the holiday season, from the Breakfast with Santa to the opening night. It's all about making sure the city's holiday traditions run smoothly for families.
What it means: Ogden residents and families who attend the holiday events.
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What's coming, and the deadline
City Council · Tuesday, August 18
- Utah State University Wellbeing Project – Ogden Survey Results
- Proposed O-1 (Open Space) Zone Text Amendments
- Audit and Board of Health Appointments
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