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The developer is building new water tanks to support this large-scale development, which is crucial for ensuring the area has adequate resources as it grows. These tanks are almost complete.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 2 the 90 before that.
The proposal aims to improve wireless coverage, which could support local business growth.
Residents and businesses experiencing poor wireless service, as well as first responders.
Nearby residents who may be concerned about the visual impact of 80-foot towers.
The commission is reviewing a request to move power lines and utility poles, which could impact traffic and aesthetics in the area.
The developer is building new water tanks to support this large-scale development, which is crucial for ensuring the area has adequate resources as it grows. These tanks are almost complete.
New housing developments are moving forward, but the city is holding off on allowing people to move in until the water system is ready.
The city is looking at updating its rules to allow for more cell towers in commercial areas to improve service, but commissioners want to make sure they don't look like eyesores.
The city is considering supporting a grant application for internet expansion, but council members are skeptical due to past conflicts with providers.
Herriman’s urban Rose Creek Trail is finally connected, now nearly a 3-mile path ABC4 Utah
The project includes sound attenuation and landscaping to minimize impact on nearby homes.
The tower is intended to improve cell service in high-traffic areas but is currently on hold pending code updates.
The relocation could affect the surrounding area's aesthetics and potentially facilitate future development.
The store will provide additional convenience services to the area with improved pedestrian safety.
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