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The long-empty Cottonwood Mall site is finally getting a new development proposal that could completely reshape Holladay. It’s a major project that will dictate the look and feel of our neighborhood for years to come.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 1 the 90 before that.
The project involves significant capital investment for site improvements and infrastructure.
Holladay residents, particularly those in the vicinity of the park, will gain new outdoor space.
Commuters and nearby businesses may face temporary construction delays and access issues.
The city is moving forward with a new park that will add much-needed recreational space, including pickleball courts and a dog park, for local families.
The RDA is starting its budget process for the next year. This budget dictates how the agency spends money on redevelopment projects in the city.
The council is setting the roadmap for the city's future, which will eventually influence how tax dollars are spent and what services are prioritized. This retreat helps ensure the city is prepared for growth and changing community needs.
The city is leasing the former school site to create a new park, which will double the city's available green space.
The city is finalizing how tax money from the Royal Holladay Hills project will be used. This is important because it dictates how much public funding goes back into the development versus the general city budget.
The developer is trying to make a project on a tricky lot work by changing the layout to include a restaurant and townhomes. Neighbors are generally on board as long as the landscaping and building heights are handled carefully.
The city is looking at how to repurpose the old Spring Lane Elementary site for community use.
The project is a major development that will shape the future of the city's commercial and residential landscape.
The project will change the density and layout of the site, which neighbors support if landscaping and height requirements are followed.
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