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Marriott Companies updates Altura Master Plan for North Ogden development

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What happened

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Marriott Companies is updating an agreement regarding the Altura Master Plan, a 500-acre development project located in the North Ogden Bench and Ben Lomond foothills. The plan proposes 1,500 homes, a small commercial area, and 150 acres designated as open space and parks. The land is owned by a family with Marriott Companies.

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Why it matters

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The project, which includes public trails, has been recommended for city approval by the North Ogden Planning Commission. However, some North Ogden residents have expressed opposition through petitions and protests against the proposal.

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Who's involved

  • AlturaThe municipality whose land is subject to the Altura Master Plan development.
  • OgdenThe city where the proposed residential and commercial development is located.
  • UtahThe state in which the North Ogden development project is situated.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • OgdenSpeculative

    Ogden could see increased local housing demand and a larger tax base due to the residential and commercial growth.

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The entities involved

  • Altura

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