Landscaping Rules in Weber County, UT (2026)
3 rules for unincorporated Weber County, Utah.
Verified from official government sources
Tree Trimming
Weber County's Form-Based (FB) zone code requires street trees to be pruned with at least seven feet of clearance above the sidewalk and 12 feet above a bike lane or parking area. Section 104-22-7.020 puts maintenance duty on the adjacent property owner unless the county approves a district or association to handle it instead.
Weber County FB Zone Street Tree Clearance Rule
Some RestrictionsWeber County Code § 104-22-7.020 (Tree Maintenance), Chapter 104-22 Form-Based Zone FB
Tree maintenance. Unless an association, district, or other collective funding and maintenance entity is approved by the County to provide tree maintenance, a street tree shall be maintained by the owner or proprietor of the property that is immediately adjacent to the street right-of-way where the tree is located. A tree maintenance plan shall be submitted as part of the development review for...
Weed Ordinances
Weber County Land Use Code § 108-7-6(b) caps weeds and turf grass at eight inches tall on any yard, adjacent sidewalk, trail, parkstrip, or unimproved right-of-way visible from a public street. Noxious or invasive weeds must be removed promptly, cuttings disposed of or mulched, and native vegetation kept in a natural state is exempt from the height cap.
Weber County 8-Inch Weed Height Limit
Some RestrictionsWeber County Land Use Code § 108-7-6(b)
Weeds and unkempt yards. Landowners are responsible for clearing all weeds from their property, including their property's perimeter and any adjacent sidewalk, trail or pathway, parkstrip, or unimproved portions of public rights-of-way. A yard, and any adjacent sidewalk, trail or pathway, parkstrip, or unimproved portion of public rights-of-way that are visible from a public right-of-way shall ...
Water Restrictions
In Weber County subdivisions built with a secondary water system, culinary (drinking) water cannot be used to run sprinklers or irrigate landscaping unless the culinary provider expressly authorizes it. The provider, not the County, polices the ban and can act directly against unauthorized outdoor use.
Weber County Culinary Water Irrigation Ban
Significant RestrictionsWeber County Land Use Code § 106-4-2.010
Culinary water restrictions. Unless expressly authorized by the culinary water provider, no culinary water is authorized for watering vegetation using sprinklers or other irrigation methods. A culinary water provider has the authority to take appropriate action if unauthorized use of culinary water for an outdoor application is found.
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