Jordan Cullimore
Lead Attorney
Office of Property Rights Ombudsman
Jordan Cullimore is the Lead Attorney in the Office of Property Rights Ombudsman, an independent, neutral state agency that helps property owners resolve property rights disputes with the government, and provides training about property rights issues. Prior to his appointment as Lead Attorney in 2019, Jordan served as a Staff Attorney in the Office. He has been with the Ombudsman’s Office since 2015. Jordan has also worked as a city planner in Utah.
Session(s):
Basic Land Use Regulations Workshop »
2025 APA UT Spring Conference, May 8, 2025 2:30 pmJoin Cache County, ULUI, and APA Utah for a free 3-hour training on foundational land use principles, zoning regulations, and best practices—all in an engaging, discussion- based format.
Land Use Jeopardy »
2023 Fall Conference, September 29, 2023 11:10 amPick a topic, any topic, and learn about the planning principles involved, related court cases, and best practices from the state’s ombudsman and two “experienced” planners.
Your Turn »
2022 Spring Conference, March 25, 2022 11:10 amOpen forum session to answer PC and CC questions.
Annexation—State Law »
2022 Spring Conference, March 25, 2022 10:15 amState Law (handout of steps), Heber and Herriman examples stressing the ability to negotiate while in an annexation process through a development agreement
Ombudsman – 15 years of Advisory Opinions »
September 9, 2021 3:30 pm
In 2006 the Utah Legislature charged the Office of the Property Rights Ombudsman with resolving land use disputes by preparing advisory opinions on land use law when asked to do so by a party. This session will discuss an overview of the issues resolved by the 235 opinions published in the first fifteen years as well as a general discussion on land use law topics raised by the audience.
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