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A commercial building in Holladay partially collapsed today, and luckily, nobody was hurt. City officials are now stepping in to investigate the site and check if the owners were cutting corners on safety codes.
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This project will require significant capital investment from the city budget.
City employees and the public who use the building.
The building owner is likely looking at a massive headache, expensive repairs, and potential fines.
Fire prevention experts say that renters can report persistent electrical issues and faulty alarms to their local fire departments right away. They need not wait for the next inspection.
The city is planning to reinforce City Hall to ensure it is safe during an earthquake.
The city is preparing to move out of the current City Hall for a major seismic safety project. They've secured a temporary home and are tracking federal funding to help cover the costs.
The city is updating its code enforcement rules to be more efficient. The council wants to ensure officers focus on helping residents comply with rules rather than just issuing fines.
Holladay home 'unlivable' after detonation of 'ancient dynamite' KSL NewsRadio
Commercial building partially collapsed in Holladay; no injuries reported ABC4 Utah
MIDVALE — People who evacuated after a large apartment complex caught fire are being allowed back inside to try to salvage any belongings.Property managers at North Union Apartments began escorting residents...
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