Summary
A 500-acre master-planned community is proposed on the north bench above Mountain Road, featuring diverse housing types, 150 acres of open space, a 10-acre city park, and small-scale commercial space.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 1
Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Sep 16, 2026.
Impact analysis
Substantial private investment paired with discussions on park impact fee credits and public infrastructure.
Future residents of the master-planned community and the broader public gaining access to new parks and 150 acres of open space.
Existing nearby residents concerned about hillside development impacts, traffic, and natural hazards.
Mentions & discussions (3)
500-acre North Ogden development proposal sparking concern among some
NORTH OGDEN — A 500-acre development proposal in the shadow of Ben Lomond Peak in North Ogden has prompted resistance from many and pressure on project developers to halt the plans or at least address their wor...
Planning Commission — September 16, 2026
Residents and commissioners scrutinized the massive 500-acre Altura project and annexation for its huge population increase and strain on roads, water, and schools.
Planning Commission Meeting — August 19, 2026
A 500-acre master-planned community is proposed on the north bench above Mountain Road, featuring diverse housing types, 150 acres of open space, a 10-acre city park, and small-scale commercial space.
Related development
Altura Master Plan
Represents a major master-planned development on the north bench affecting foothills, traffic, utilities, and community open space.
Altura Master Planned Community and Annexation
Would significantly expand the city's population and housing stock while providing extensive open space and trail connections.
The Cooperstowne Master Planned Community DA Amendment
Slightly shorter parking stalls but no change in building footprint or overall unit density relative to original site plans.
Altura Master Plan and Development Agreement
Represents a major master-planned development on the north bench affecting foothills, traffic, utilities, and community open space.
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