Midvale is planning a massive overhaul of the downtown area to attract new businesses and create a more vibrant social scene. It’s a major project that will completely reshape the city center and change where you spend your weekends.
At a glance
Stable — consistent level of discussion. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 2 the 60 before, 2 the 90 before that.
The developer claims these changes are necessary to make the project financially viable given high site preparation costs.
The developer and potential future homeowners in the Jordan Bluffs area.
The broader community may be harmed by reduced walkability and potential future density issues.
The developer is asking for looser rules on sidewalks and building spacing to make a 'for-sale' housing project financially viable on difficult terrain.
The city is setting its financial plan for redevelopment projects. This budget dictates how much money goes into improving local areas and infrastructure.
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A local business owner requested that the city expand the RDA project boundary to include Center Street to help small businesses access redevelopment tools and improve walkability.
The city is deciding whether to stick to its master plan for transit-oriented development on State Street or allow more traditional commercial uses. The Council decided to prioritize the master plan to keep the area walkable and transit-friendly.
The Gardner Group is updating their plans for the Jordan Bluffs site to include a mix of townhomes and apartments. It's a big improvement over the previous 'prison-like' design, focusing on better walkability and aesthetics.
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