Costco is eyeing a new location in Riverton, which means more jobs and bulk shopping nearby. Just be ready for some local debates over how this will affect traffic and neighborhood zoning.
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The changes aim to reduce administrative costs by simplifying the approval process.
Developers and business owners will benefit from clearer, more flexible design requirements.
Users of the current skate park facility if the site is repurposed.
New office buildings are being built on Redwood Road, which helps local business growth but requires careful planning to protect nearby homes from light and noise.
The city is looking at being the first in Utah to allow drone deliveries. It could mean faster access to small items, but residents have questions about privacy and noise.
The city is looking to bring more dining and retail options to the 126 South corridor to meet resident demand for sit-down restaurants.
The city is updating rules for how commercial buildings look to make the process easier and more modern.
The city is cleaning up its business code to make it easier for companies to open and operate in Riverton. By removing old, unused rules and aligning with state standards, the city hopes to reduce red tape for local business owners.
New commercial projects like the credit union are being reviewed to ensure they fit the city's aesthetic and infrastructure requirements.
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