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Murray residents are pushing the city to install traffic-calming measures to stop reckless drivers from treating their quiet streets like racetracks. It’s a classic neighborhood safety battle that could change how you get around your block.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 90 before that.
The developer is responsible for site improvements as required by the city engineer.
Future residents of the townhome community.
Existing residents on 4800 South who may experience increased traffic.
The city is fighting to keep on-street parking in the historic downtown area, which UDOT wants to remove for traffic safety reasons. This is a big deal for local businesses that rely on easy access for customers.
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Residents are worried that a new church will increase traffic on a narrow private lane and make it dangerous to enter or exit 900 East, especially with nearby Wheeler Farm events.
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Murray residents concerned about neighborhood speeding KUTV
Residents and commissioners expressed concern about increased traffic volume and safety at the entrance of the new townhome development on 4800 South.
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The project will bring music classes to a residential area with up to 12 participants per session.
New church facility with potential traffic and parking impacts on the local neighborhood.
This development adds 64 residential units to the area, utilizing a natural buffer zone for open space.
The business will operate in an existing commercial space with minimal impact on the surrounding area.
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