A proposed housing rezoning in Weber County is scheduled for a public hearing on Tuesday, November 17, 2026, giving residents an opportunity to learn about the proposal and provide feedback before a recommendation is made.

The proposal concerns approximately 285.5 acres associated with the Westbridge Meadows Master Planned Development.

County planning materials describe a request to change agricultural zoning to residential and open-space classifications and to include the affected land within the planned development.

The applicant has indicated that the proposal would use density already approved for Westbridge Meadows rather than add new residential density.

That distinction matters, but residents may still have questions about roads, utilities, open space and how development could affect nearby communities.

A zoning hearing is part of the review process, not proof that the proposed changes have been approved.

The hearing is scheduled for 5 p.m. in the County Commission Chambers on the first floor of the Weber Center, 2380 Washington Boulevard in Ogden.

Residents should confirm the agenda, meeting arrangements and participation instructions with Weber County before attending.

People interested in land use, neighborhood growth and infrastructure can review the county's supporting planning materials and share specific questions during the public process.

Following the proposal now gives the community a chance to understand what is being requested before later decisions are made.