Council approves Resolution 2026-12: Ogden City Youth Council Bylaws Amendments, 6–0

Resolution 2026-12: Ogden City Youth Council Bylaws Amendments

6 yes, 0 no

Richard Hyer (yes), Flor Lopez (yes), Ken Richey (yes), Kevin Lundell (yes), Jeremy Peterson (yes), Craig Bielik (yes)

Approval of Minutes

0 yes, 0 no

Consent Agenda - Citizens Advisory Committee Appointment

0 yes, 0 no

Adjournment.

0 yes, 0 no

3563 Lincoln Avenue Zone Change

3563 Lincoln Avenue

A request to change the property zoning from Community Commercial (CP-2) to Regional Commercial (C-3).

still pending

768 W 24th Street Mixed-Use Project

768 W 24th Street

Comprehensive project changes including a zoning ordinance text amendment, master plan amendment, and development agreement amendment for a mixed-use commercial/residential development.

still pending

Senior Living at Mill Creek

151 12th Street

A proposed 116-unit income-restricted senior housing development on the former Cinepoint Theater site.

Discussed — no decision yet

Blight and Redevelopment at 25th and Monroe

Property owners and residents voiced frustration over vacant lots, crime, and delayed transit-oriented development plans in the commercial corridor near 25th and Monroe.

What it means: Nearby property owners and residents anticipating neighborhood revitalization.

Ogden City Youth Council Governance

The youth council updated its internal rules, renaming its bylaws to a constitution and setting clear attendance standards to encourage active participation.

What it means: Youth council members and local students participating in civic governance.

Public Art Projects

The committee is reviewing major artistic additions like the Olympic Mural and the Kiesel Avenue Cable Project to enhance Ogden's visual landscape and community identity.

What it means: Ogden residents, local artists, and visitors enjoying enhanced public spaces.

Sub-Committee Governance and Community Engagement

Various sub-committees, including Nine Rails Creative District and Ogden CAN, are reporting on their ongoing outreach and looking to fill vacant committee roles.

What it means: Local creative networks and community members engaged in neighborhood arts programming.

Police Department Interaction with Federal Immigration Enforcement (ICE)

Community members and activists urged the council to establish local protections for immigrant residents and questioned police interactions with federal immigration authorities.

What it means: Immigrant families seeking reassurance and stability within the municipality.

Proposed Council Rules and Norms Amendments

The council discussed a comprehensive rewrite of their rules and norms to improve clarity, align with state code, and update procedures for leadership selection and public requests.

What it means: City council members and staff who rely on clear governance and operational guidelines.

Fiscal Year 2028-2032 Capital Improvement Plan Priorities

The Council is setting its long-term priorities for capital improvement projects covering the years 2028 through 2032. These plans dictate future investments in city facilities, roads, and infrastructure.

What it means: All Ogden residents and businesses relying on long-term public infrastructure development.

Senior Housing Project Participation and Incentive Agreement at 151 12th Street

The city is reviewing a $1 million RDA loan to help finance a 116-unit affordable senior housing development on a former theater site. Council members discussed whether this adds too much subsidized low-income housing to Ogden compared to the rest of the county.

What it means: A $1 million loan from the RDA Housing Fund at 2.5% interest, with an estimated $77,000 in annual property taxes generated upon completion.

Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Budget

Staff presented mid-year budget adjustments totaling over $3.68 million, including $2 million in state wildfire reimbursements, equipment purchases for the golf fund, and outdoor recreation grants for Leicester Park.

What it means: Overall budget opening of $3,684,000 across multiple funds, including a $2 million allocation for wildland fire expenses and apparatus acquisition.

Commercial Zone Change at 3563 Lincoln Avenue

A proposed zone change from Community Commercial to Regional Commercial for a property on Lincoln Avenue could alter commercial activity and development potential in the area.

What it means: The property owner gains greater flexibility for commercial operations.

Mixed-Use Development at 768 W 24th Street

A mixed-use commercial and residential project at 768 W 24th Street requires coordinated changes to zoning text, master plans, and development agreements to move forward.

What it means: Future residents and businesses looking for mixed-use urban spaces.