Property Maintenance in Weber County, UT (2026)
2 rules for unincorporated Weber County, Utah.
Verified from official government sources
Vacant Lot Maintenance
Weber County makes every landowner responsible for clearing weeds from their property, including the adjoining parkstrip and sidewalk, and capping weeds and turf at eight inches, with prompt removal of noxious or invasive species. Garbage, junk and abandoned vehicles visible from public view or posing a hazard are also unlawful.
Weber County Vacant Lot Weed And Junk Rules
Some RestrictionsWeber County Land Use Code § 108-7-6
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 ...
Snow & Sidewalk Clearing
Weber County places the snow-clearing duty on the abutting property owner or resident, not the county road department. Sidewalks in the unincorporated county must be cleared within 24 hours of the end of a snowstorm, and pushing driveway snow onto the county roadway is a separately punishable act.
Weber County Sidewalk Snow Removal Deadline
Some RestrictionsWeber County Code § 32-8-2
It is the responsibility of the abutting property owner/resident to remove the snow from sidewalks and private driveway openings onto county roads. For reasons of public safety and convenience, sidewalks shall be cleared of snow within 24 hours of the end of a snowstorm. In clearing driveway openings, snow shall be placed on the same side of the street as the driveway opening and of the travelw...
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