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Real Salt Lake wants to build a huge new academy in Herriman. It could mean more traffic but also bring in extra tax money. Is the city prepared for this?
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before.
The project involves significant capital investment and grant applications for funding.
Local residents and youth sports organizations will gain access to new athletic facilities.
Nearby residents concerned about potential noise and light pollution.
The city is moving forward with a major new sports complex. This project is a big deal for local families who want more recreational space.
A new fitness center is coming to 12600 South. Neighbors are concerned about noise, lighting, and fencing, but the developer has agreed to buffer the site and focus lighting away from homes.
The city is working on land exchanges to secure space for a new regional athletic complex, which supporters say will help youth sports and boost the local economy.
The city is considering building an athletic complex to support youth sports and local events, but residents are worried about noise, light pollution, and traffic.
Increases housing density in the area and contributes to city land-swap goals.
The project adds a large fitness facility with pools and pickleball courts.
Adds 31 new residential lots to the area.
Residents are concerned about traffic on 5600 West and the potential for increased crime and community disruption.
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