The MV-1 and MV-2 ordinances are available at the bottom of this post.
Be sure to take the poll that is located on the right column (scroll down)
Update 8-3-07
Scroll Down to next post to Read a letter from Petitioner Thom Summers of S & S Construction
Valley residents, just a heads up, the Weber County Commission has scheduled a hearing on the approval request for the Rock Crushing/Cement Plant for August 7th at 6 PM. It was in the Standard Examiner, Top Of Utah section under Agendas today.
This means we all need to get the word out again to our residents to write to the Weber County Commissioners (not the Ogden Valley Planning Commission) to express our opposition, and the sooner the better. See below for communication information.
Make sure you follow the format below to insure your e-mail's, written letters, or phone calls are not rejected. Also have them include the Zoning petition numbers of ZP 05-07 and ZP 06-07 in the e-mail's and letters.
Weber County Commission
When contacting the Weber County Commissioners and their clerk, please reference the petition numbers, for example (Zoning petition numbers.) if available.
Weber County Commissioners and Clerk e-mail addresses:
Bischoff,Ken 801-399-8401 kbischof@co.weber.ut.us
Dearden,Craig 801-399-8401 cdearden@co.weber.ut.us
Zogmaister, Jan 801-399-8401 jzogmaister@co.weber.ut.us
Halacy, Shelly (clerk) 801-399-8401 shalacy@co.weber.ut.us
Remember to include your Name, and Address so they know who you are and to eliminate the possibility that your e-mail would be discarded.
Telephone: 801-399-8401 will reach the clerk & Commissioners on the Weber County Commission
Regular Mail:
Mail your comments to the Weber County Commission Office, 2380 Washington Blvd., Suite 240 Ogden, UT 84401
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OGDEN VALLEY MANUFACTURING ZONE MV-1 ORDINANCE
OGDEN VALLEY MANUFACTURING ZONE MV-2 ORDINANCE
Ogden Valley Residents Opposition To Rock Crusher / Cement Plant Petition - deadline August 3, 2007
7 comments:
I don't see the problem with the zoning changes. It would decrease traffic in the canyon and save us valley residence a lot of money. Everyone needs the materials that will be made available.
Sadly, truck traffic will more than likely increase as raw materials are brought up the canyon daily to be processed at the plant.
NO ONE FROM OGDEN IS GOING TO COME ALL THE WAY UP THE CANYON TO BRING THERE MATERIAL TO THE PLANT TO BE RECYCLED WHEN THEY HAVE PLENTY OF RECYCLE YARDS IN OGDEN. THERE WILL ACTUALLY BE LESS TRUCK TRAFFIC IN THE CANYON. ALL THE TRUCKS THAT ARE CURRENTLY HAULING FROM OGDEN TO THE LOCAL JOB SITES WILL BE ABLE TO STAY IN THE VALLEY RATHER THAN MAKE THE TRIP DOWN THE CANYON.
I can just picture all these gravel trucks and cement trucks parked in the Eden area ovenight, just what we need. I don't know why we just don't bring a Costco or Wal Mart up here either. I have a better idea, let's put a gasoline cracking plant up her too so we won't have to go so far for our gasoline!
All trucks that wish to come to Ogden Valley should be using Trappers Loop. It is not safe for those trucks to be comming up and down the canyon. That way developers can do their rock crushing in places already developed for such operations, and those of us that live here in the valley won't have to pay the ultimate price. It's about time big bussiness finally have to make some sacrafices instead of our community.
I think that this is a great idea. Just take a look around at all of the piles of useless dirt that are lying around the valley, the rock crusher can be used to clean those up and recycle a waste product into something usefull. Plus it will save valley residents a trip down the canyon.
All the valley residence think this needs to stay a quite little home town. No matter how hard yo try to keep it little or how bad you bitch it is going to be a little Park City one day. Just face the facts.
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