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Ogden · City Council

Council approves Young Ford rezone 5-1 and 2524 Wall Avenue housing deal with Highline Partners

August 9, 2022, 6:00 p.m. · City Council Chambers, 2549 Washington Boulevard, Ogden

On August 9, 2022, the Ogden Redevelopment Agency board voted 5-1 to approve a land transfer and incentive agreement with Highline Partners, LLC for 116 apartments and five townhome buildings at 2524 Wall Avenue. The City Council then voted 5-1 to rezone property for the Young Ford dealership, 6-0 to vacate part of Franklin Street, and 5-1 to convey the Wall Avenue parcels to the agency.

From the agenda and city or news reports of the results; minutes not yet posted. Updated October 14, 2026.

Decisions at a glance

Agenda, item by item

  1. Item RDA 4a-ii-1 · Development

    Land transfer and development agreement, 2524 Wall Avenue (Highline Partners)

    Approved · 5-1 · Approximately 2524 Wall Avenue

    Acting as the Redevelopment Agency, the board adopted Resolution 2022-7 authorizing the executive director to sign a land transfer and development agreement with Highline Partners, LLC for development of 0.97 acres.

    • Land dealAmount not given to Highline Partners, LLC Transfer of 0.97 acres of agency-held land for housing development

    Vote: 5-1

    Follow 2524 Wall Avenue housing (Highline Partners) in the development tracker →

  2. Item RDA 4a-ii-2 · Development

    Participation and incentive agreement, Highline Partners

    Approved · 5-1 · Continental Community Development Project Area, Wall Avenue

    The board adopted Resolution 2022-8 approving an incentive agreement with Highline Partners for 116 new apartments and five new townhome buildings in the Continental Community Development Project Area. The results report does not state the incentive amount.

    • PaymentAmount not given to Highline Partners, LLC Incentive for development of 116 apartments and 5 townhome buildings. Paid from Continental Community Development Project Area

    Vote: 5-1

    Follow 2524 Wall Avenue housing (Highline Partners) in the development tracker →

  3. Item 3a · Appointment

    Public Safety Employee Appeal Board appointments

    Approved · 6-0

    The council reappointed Chris Zimmerman and Wayne Tarwater and appointed Eric Bauman to the Public Safety Employee Appeal Board.

    Vote: 6-0

  4. Item 4a · Zoning

    Rezone, 171 Franklin Street and 162-170 35th Street (Young Ford)

    Approved · 5-1 · 171 Franklin Street and 162-170 35th Street

    After a presentation and public input, the council adopted Ordinance 2022-39, reclassifying the property from R-1-5 to CP-3 to expand the Young Ford auto dealership property. The results report does not name the member who voted no.

    • Current zone → proposed: R-1-5 → CP-3

    Vote: 5-1; the results report does not name the member who voted no

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  5. Item 5a · Zoning

    Street vacation, Franklin Street at 171 Franklin Street

    Approved · 6-0 · Franklin Street between Wall Avenue and Lincoln Avenue

    After a public hearing, the council adopted Ordinance 2022-40, vacating a portion of Franklin Street between Wall Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.

    Vote: 6-0

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  6. Item 6a · Development

    Transfer of city property at 2524 Wall Avenue to the Redevelopment Agency

    Approved · 5-1 · 2524 Wall Avenue

    The council adopted Resolution 2022-18, conveying two parcels at 2524 Wall Avenue to the Ogden Redevelopment Agency for new housing downtown.

    • Land dealAmount not given Conveyance of two city parcels to the Redevelopment Agency for housing

    Vote: 5-1

    Follow 2524 Wall Avenue housing (Highline Partners) in the development tracker →

  7. Item 7a · Budget

    Fiscal Year 2022-23 financial principles

    Approved · 6-0

    The council adopted Joint Resolution 2022-5, amending the 2022-23 financial principles on general financial management, user fees, capital improvements, debt, investments and reserves.

    Vote: 6-0

  8. Item 7b · Budget

    Fiscal Year 2022-23 goals and guidelines

    Approved · 6-0

    The council adopted Resolution 2022-16, amending the goals and guidelines for the fiscal 2023 budget.

    Vote: 6-0

  9. Item 7c · Other

    Council rules and norms

    Approved · 6-0

    The council adopted Resolution 2022-17, approving modifications to its rules and norms.

    Vote: 6-0

What residents said

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