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Current Issues

2007 Budget
  •   Overview - Another tough budget year for Ogden City.  Growing cost of living expenses are
    expected to easily out pace Ogden City revenue sources.  Therefore, the City Administration
    has had to find approximately $1.5 million in other decreased expenses to balance the budget.
2008 Budget
  •   Overview - We are currently preparing for the 2008 Budget year.  More info to follow.



Capital Improvement Plan
  •   Overview - Because there is little money left over from the operational expenses of the City,
    there are few capital improvements that will be funded in this years budget.  Even though there
    are many needs all around the city, future revenues will have to be enhanced so that
    increased taxes will not be required.


Transportation
  •   UTA Corridor Study -  In October of 2005, a corridor study assessed the need for direct
    transportation corridor between Ogden City downtown, Weber State University and the McKay-
    Dee Hospital.  This study recognized the need for the corridor and compared modes, potential
    routes and number of stops.  The study makes basic recommendations for each.
  •  Identified Transportation Corridors -  UTA and the Wasatch Regional Council has also
    identified several other potential corridors through Ogden City, and recommends that these
    corridors be addressed at sometime in the future.
  •  Commuter Rail - Coming Soon!


12th Street Development
  •   12th Street Corridor Plan - In 2005, the 12th Street corridor was identified as a key area of
    growth for Ogden City.  So that the growth was bound to an acceptable look and feel a corridor
    plan was created by the Ogden City planning department to address the potential future
    problems and expectations for growth.
  •   12th Street Special Zone Overlay - Earlier this year the Ogden City planning staff and
    Planning Commission recommended a special overlay zone outlined in the 12th Street corridor
    plan.  This overlay zone, which affected 12th Street East of Washington Blvd along both sides
    of the street.  The special overlay established strict design guidelines, but allowed many
    different uses.  The focus on high quality building materials, side and rear parking, special
    design guidelines, etc. will help 12th Street develop as an aesthetically pleasing and unique
    area to live or work.
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