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A developer wants to build 12 new housing units. This is a big deal for the neighborhood as it adds more density to the area.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 90 before that.
The projects will likely increase the city's tax base through new residential development.
Developers and potential new residents looking for housing options in Midvale.
Current residents who may be concerned about increased density or traffic in their neighborhoods.
A developer wants to build 12 new residential units in the Transit-Oriented Development zone. This project is being reviewed to ensure it fits the neighborhood's density and design requirements.
The city is updating zoning rules to allow for better parking and safer, more consistent sidewalks in the Center Square area. This helps prevent future development from looking 'jumbled' and ensures parking is handled safely on private property.
This project adds new housing density to the area.
This will allow for more parking and a more cohesive look for the street.
This clears up ownership of the land where the new parking will be located.
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