Land Conservation
Summary
Cottonwood Heights just locked in permanent protection for a chunk of the Bonneville Shoreline Trail. This means the area is officially off-limits for developers, keeping your favorite hiking spot open for good.
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Impact analysis
It keeps the trail open, which saves the city from losing a major recreational asset that boosts local property values and quality of life.
Local hikers, mountain bikers, and anyone who wants to keep our city's natural scenery from turning into more concrete.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (2)
New city park sponsorship opportunity: Ferguson Park
New city park sponsorship opportunity: Ferguson Park Cottonwood Heights City (.gov)
Cottonwood Heights and Utah Open Lands Celebrate the Preservation of the Bonneville Shoreline Trail
Cottonwood Heights and Utah Open Lands Celebrate the Preservation of the Bonneville Shoreline Trail Cottonwood Heights (.gov)
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