Agricultural recreation, agricultural business and cul-de-sac zoning amendments
Proposed ordinance changes creating an A-REC agricultural recreation zone, expanding agricultural business uses and allowing cul-de-sacs with Planning Commission approval. Draft language is due at the Nov. 10 commission meeting, with a public hearing possibly paired with the Nov. 17 town council meeting.
In review
- Type
- Code change
- Applicant
- Town of Cedar Fort
In brief
Agricultural recreation, agricultural business and cul-de-sac zoning amendments appears on one recorded agenda: the Planning Commission work session meeting of October 29, 2026.
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Agricultural recreation, agricultural business and cul-de-sac zoning amendments
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Every hearing and vote
October 29, 2026 · Planning Commission work session
Zoning amendments: agricultural recreation, agricultural business and cul-de-sacs
Discussed
Commissioners favored an A-REC agricultural recreation designation to fix a mismatch between AR-40 and MG-40 on the map and ordinance, allowing cabins and limited recreation where owners supply utilities. They supported expanding agricultural business uses such as agritourism, farm sales and event facilities, and narrowing the agricultural building exemption. They also supported replacing the ban on cul-de-sacs (section 6.3.160(E)) with approval by the commission under road and fire standards. Drafts will be refined for the Nov. 10 meeting. No action.