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Public participation in Ivins
25th Street Ogden, Utah
Principal Planner Ken R. Young
Ephraim City Hall
Hooper, UT farmland
"Providing Excellent Municipal Planning Services to Utah Communities"
Public participation in Ivins
25th Street Ogden, Utah
"Make no little plans. They have no magic to stir men's blood and probably themselves will not be realized. Make big plans; aim high in hope and work... think big. "
- Daniel Burnham
- Daniel Burnham
Principal Planner Ken R. Young
Profile:
Utah Community Planners (UCP) specializes in providing expert municipal planning services to cities and counties throughout Utah. The experience of UCP has benefited many Utah communities with development review and comprehensive planning services. The cities of Kanab, Toquerville, LaVerkin, Ivins, Mendon, Hyrum, Hooper, Clinton, West Point, Fruit Heights, Bluffdale, Pleasant Grove, Orem, Elk Ridge, Price, Wellington and Ephraim have all benefited from UCP planning services.
In 2004 and 2005, Utah Community Planners principal Ken R. Young was recognized with an award for Excellence in Planning and Design by the Envision Utah Governor’s Quality Growth Awards for his work on Parks and Trails Master Plans for Hooper City and West Point City.
Ken has a broad background in municipal land use planning and administration in Utah and Nevada. His experience of over 20 years includes working with several Utah communities assisting them with their comprehensive planning needs.
As Community Development Director for Pleasant Grove City, Ken has overseen many planning projects and documents, including the update of the City General Plan and a Downtown Revitalization Plan.
As the Orem City Senior Planner, he created a variety of development guidelines and ordinances, and updated the Orem City General Plan and Land Use Code. While with the City of Mesquite, Nevada, Ken played a significant role in planning and managing several community development projects and improvement programs during the city’s explosive growth period. He also had the opportunity to serve as a Planning Commissioner in his hometown of City of Cedar Hills, Utah for 3 years.
Ken takes a balanced view of the impacts of development and the issues that are important to the quality of life of a community. His governmental experience, and education with a Master of Public Administration, has helped him to understand multi-faceted views of municipal planning and its relationship to the political organization.
Project Examples:
· Wendover City General Plan update, 2015
In 2004 and 2005, Utah Community Planners principal Ken R. Young was recognized with an award for Excellence in Planning and Design by the Envision Utah Governor’s Quality Growth Awards for his work on Parks and Trails Master Plans for Hooper City and West Point City.
Ken has a broad background in municipal land use planning and administration in Utah and Nevada. His experience of over 20 years includes working with several Utah communities assisting them with their comprehensive planning needs.
As Community Development Director for Pleasant Grove City, Ken has overseen many planning projects and documents, including the update of the City General Plan and a Downtown Revitalization Plan.
As the Orem City Senior Planner, he created a variety of development guidelines and ordinances, and updated the Orem City General Plan and Land Use Code. While with the City of Mesquite, Nevada, Ken played a significant role in planning and managing several community development projects and improvement programs during the city’s explosive growth period. He also had the opportunity to serve as a Planning Commissioner in his hometown of City of Cedar Hills, Utah for 3 years.
Ken takes a balanced view of the impacts of development and the issues that are important to the quality of life of a community. His governmental experience, and education with a Master of Public Administration, has helped him to understand multi-faceted views of municipal planning and its relationship to the political organization.
Project Examples:
· Wendover City General Plan update, 2015
· Green River City General Plan update, 2014
· Roosevelt Land Use Code Update, 2011
and Roosevelt City General Plan, 2010
· Kanab City Parks and Trails Master Plan, 2009
· Kanab City General Plan and Land Use Code update, 2008
· Wellington City General Plan and Land Use Code update, 2008
· Pleasant Grove City Downtown Revitalization Plan, 2008
· Pleasant Grove City General Plan update, 2007
· Price City General Plan and Land Use Code update, 2004, 2008, 2013
· Hyrum City General Plan and Land Use Code update, 2006
· LaVerkin City General Plan, 2006
· Toquerville City General Plan, 2005
· West Point City Trails System Master Plan, 2005
· Ephraim City General Plan update, 2004
· Hooper City Parks and Trails Master Plan, 2003
· Ivins Parks and Trails Master Plan, 2003
· Ivins City Corridors Master Plan, 2003
· Clinton City Architectural Design Guidelines, 2003
· Orem City General Plan and Land Use Code updates, 2001
and Roosevelt City General Plan, 2010
· Kanab City Parks and Trails Master Plan, 2009
· Kanab City General Plan and Land Use Code update, 2008
· Wellington City General Plan and Land Use Code update, 2008
· Pleasant Grove City Downtown Revitalization Plan, 2008
· Pleasant Grove City General Plan update, 2007
· Price City General Plan and Land Use Code update, 2004, 2008, 2013
· Hyrum City General Plan and Land Use Code update, 2006
· LaVerkin City General Plan, 2006
· Toquerville City General Plan, 2005
· West Point City Trails System Master Plan, 2005
· Ephraim City General Plan update, 2004
· Hooper City Parks and Trails Master Plan, 2003
· Ivins Parks and Trails Master Plan, 2003
· Ivins City Corridors Master Plan, 2003
· Clinton City Architectural Design Guidelines, 2003
· Orem City General Plan and Land Use Code updates, 2001
Ephraim City Hall
“If you fail to plan, you plan to fail.”
- Benjamin Franklin
- Benjamin Franklin
“Happy people plan actions, they don't plan results.”
- Dennis Wholey
- Dennis Wholey
Hooper, UT farmland
“If you don’t know where you’re going, you might end up someplace else.” - Casey Stengel
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