Central Heber Overlay Zone (CHOZ)

Expressed support for the Central Heber Overlay Zone, noting that other cities are watching Heber City's cutting-edge approach to downtown infill and affordable housing.

Expressed opposition to rapid growth and zoning changes, emphasizing the desire to preserve Heber's traditional western atmosphere.

Asked whether flag lots require independent utility and sewer tie-ins.

Expressed concern that the transition corridor overlay would introduce commercial uses onto residential streets like 2nd East and questioned why commercial options only applied to one side of the street.

Highlighted severe parking congestion issues on residential streets caused by high-density infill and subdivided lots.

Asked for clarification regarding subordinate dwelling units and property subdivision rules.

Voiced concern over the loss of cohesive community feel in central Heber and advocated for pocket neighborhoods instead of multi-family apartments.

Expressed mixed views on the transition district plan, questioned historic home criteria, and asked about potential property tax impacts from adjacent commercial development.

Expressed strong support for the overlay zone and pocket neighborhoods as a way to provide affordable housing options for adult children in the valley.

Expressed support for flag lots and affordable housing opportunities in Heber City.

Supported historic preservation efforts and 'missing middle' housing but recommended removing mansion-style and courtyard apartments and creating stronger historic preservation incentives.