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Moab locals are fighting a fancy new housing project at Kane Creek. They're worried it'll mess with their town and are doing everything they can to block it.
At a glance
Stable — consistent level of discussion. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 4 the 60 before, 1 the 90 before that.
The financial impact of the development agreement is currently under review.
The developer, Amasa Holding LLC, and potentially the city through new development.
Current Moab residents who fear losing their community character and straining local resources.
The city is reviewing a development agreement for a project at 57 West Kane Creek Boulevard. This hearing allows the public to voice concerns or support regarding the project's next phase.
Oil and gas companies' lease deposits could be cut by up to 95%, and for the first time ever, people could be charged a fee to challenge a lease sale under proposed new nation-wide BLM policies. Public comment is open through August 24.
The decision follows a 2025 request from the Utah Back Country Pilots Association and the Recreational Aviation Foundation, according to the BLM.
Here’s what happens when roads get built: they bring wildfire. They pollute streams. They harm wildlife.
The BLM is taking public comment through July 16 on a Rocky Mountain Power plan to reroute a transmission line along Kane Creek Road — the corridor where the Echo Canyon development is proposed.
‘Disappointed’ and ‘confused’: state board demands Moab recognizes mineral production The Times-Independent
The community is looking at how to turn the old uranium mill site into a useful space for residents. It's a big deal because it's a huge piece of land that could host trails, an event center, or a transit hub.
Moab lawsuit could block preliminary municipalities in Wasatch Back KPCW
Lawsuit challenges state law that gave Kane Creek developers their own government Moab Sun News
Controversial development proposal near Moab spurs lawsuit as plans move ahead KSL News
The resort is moving into its second phase of construction. This project is a major development in the area that requires careful oversight of infrastructure and amenities.
Moab community fighting to stop Kane Creek luxury development FOX 13 News Utah
Lionsback Resort: City of Moab seeks help from Utah Supreme Court The Times-Independent
The project includes stormwater management improvements that will benefit the city's downstream property.
The project will provide significant hotel capacity and includes a commitment to workforce housing.
The project adds needed industrial and storage space to the city's limited industrial zone.
The project's impact on the surrounding area will be discussed during the public hearing.
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