Utah OSR Land Co-op
Benefits, Features, Costs and Obligations

Benefits

A share in the Utah OSR Land Cooperative gives you these benefits:

  1. A cooperative’s equivalent of a title to 2 acres at the Riverbed Ranch modern homesteading community
  2. Two acre-feet of water rights (that’s 651,702 gallons a year)
  3. One vote in the co-op
  4. Opportunity to participate in group purchases of products and services needed to build your homestead
  5. Opportunity to sell your products and services through the co-op
  6. First stab at job openings within the co-op, and the opportunity to spearhead the creation of sub-cooperatives to provide jobs and goods and services to the co-op and/or outside customers.

Features

The Utah OSR Land Co-op’s Riverbed Ranch homesteading community will feature:

  1. Utah OSR Land Co-op Construction Group (can build your home and other buildings)
  2. An RV and camping park. This way, shareholders who choose to do so can live in the RV park while building out their homestead
  3. A greenbelt area running up the middle of the community, including a hiking trail, honeybee-friendly trees and bushes, a road, and future plans of a creek
  4. High-speed fiber optic Internet provided by The OSR Co-op and Beehive Broadband
  5. Co-op store for importing and exporting goods
  6. A future BMX bicycle course for kids to enjoy

Costs

Initial – A share in the Utah OSR

  800 ft²/small 1600 ft²/med. 2400 ft²/large
Utah OSR Land Co-op share: $20,000
Water well (incl. labor & depends on depth): $5,000 $10,000 $15,000
Greenhouses: $1,500 $18,000 $35,000
Barn or shop: $1,500 $38,000 $75,000
Septic (depends on type & leach field size): $3,500 $8,000 $12,000
Heavy equipment work: $7,000 $11,000 $15,000
Materials (includes solar): $60,000 $110,000 $160,000
Labor (approx. $40 / sq ft): $32,000 $64,000 $96,000
Approximate Total: $130,000 $279,000 $428,000

Additional Community Features

Similar to an industrial park, the Utah OSR Land Co-operative has set aside 40 acres for the following privately owned and operated services:

  1. Academy of click to download), and contact Jesse Fisher (Call: 801-494-1849) for an appointment with Philip Gleason.

3 thoughts on “Utah OSR Land Co-op – Costs”

  1. Hi there, we sold our home last year in Saint George, and baught another home in Montana. I wish I heard about your Co op, before we purchased this house in Montana., If I knew my husband & I would be living with you. It sound very promising the idea to live off the grid. I have regrets…Sincerely, Cielo Jerde.

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