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Harrison Boulevard OGX Station Area Plan

State-required land-use plan for areas within a quarter mile of five OGX bus rapid transit stations on Harrison Boulevard and the Weber State campus. It recommends mixed use at stations and medium-intensity housing as a transition. The Council adopted it Nov. 18, 2025 with a correction near Country Hills Drive.

Where it stands
Approved
Type
Area or general plan
Location
Harrison Boulevard and Weber State University
Applicant
Ogden City Community and Economic Development

Every hearing and vote

  1. November 18, 2025 · City Council

    Resolution 2025-22: Harrison Boulevard OGX Station Area Plan

    Approved with conditions · 7-0

    The Council adopted the station area plan covering the five OGX bus stops along Harrison Boulevard and Weber State University (32nd Street, 36th Street, Weber Central, Wildcat Village and the Dee Events Center), required under a 2022 state law. Staff said the plan is a land-use recommendation, not a rezoning, and that it follows Weber State's master plan near the Dee Events Center. Ten residents spoke on crosswalks, eminent domain, traffic, bike lanes, accessory dwelling units and high-density housing; Planning Director Brierley said no use of eminent domain is anticipated. The Council amended the plan to correct an area near Country Hills Drive shown as medium-density residential that should be low-density.

    • Amendment: Country Hills Drive area changed from medium- to low-density residential

    Moved by Council Member Dave Graf, seconded by Council Member Shaun Myers. Vote: 7-0