Riverton

Riverton, UT · Municipal
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Funding approved: Utah Transportation Commission allocates $4.5 million for Timpanogos Highway pedestrian bridge
Last week, the Utah Transportation Commission approved state funding for the S.R. 92 Pedestrian Bridge in Lehi, allowing the project to enter the design and construction phase. The state will allocate $4,533,402 to the project through its Transportation Investment Fund to be paired with $4,466,598 in Mountainland Association of Government...
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Outdoor event venue to be built at The Point development
DRAPER — An outdoor events venue is set to be built at The Point, the redevelopment area of the former Utah State Prison site, after its board of directors voted unanimously to approve a lease and development agreement Tuesday. The developer behind the venue, Blackwall Ventures, in a presentation...
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After bond fails, Sandy mayor defends process of putting issue to residents
SANDY — After a bond issue failed on Election Night by a narrow 51-48 margin, Sandy's mayor on Tuesday said she would have put the matter of potentially acquiring Crescent View Middle School to voters all over again. "I didn't want our voters to find out after the fact...
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SEG, Intermountain sports medicine center gets OK from Sandy Planning Commission
A rendering of the proposed Utah Jazz facility and the Intermountain Health Sports Performance Center, with the latter highlighted in yellow. Image via Intermountain Health and Smith Entertainment Group. The Shops at South Town mall in Sandy seems poised to have yet another addition in the coming years. Plans to...
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Funding approval moves Lehi pedestrian bridge closer to construction
LEHI, Utah (KUTV) — Community leaders in Lehi are pushing forward with a plan to build a pedestrian bridge at the busy intersection of Timpanogos Highway and Center Street after safety concerns grew following a child being hit there in September. KUTV has been following this story as residents...
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Sandy residents question cost, outcomes of possible Highland Drive extension study
SANDY (KUTV) — As Sandy City Council members consider whether to contribute $157,000 toward a study of a possible Highland Drive extension through Dimple Dell, residents are raising concerns about the goal of the study, the use of taxpayer funds, and the possible outcomes. “We’re being asked to fund...