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Dakota Pacific says it is studying demand in the local market while it courts potential operators.
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The embattled Kimball Junction development may get its groundbreaking after nearly six years of debate, discussion and resident outcry.
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Residents who challenged a controversial Kimball Junction development testified before an interim legislative committee Tuesday.
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Summit County isn't yet saying whether signatures are spread evenly across the county, as Utah law requires.
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A 3rd District judge must still decide whether the controversial development agreement makes it on November's ballot.
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The Summit County manager could make a final decision at a public hearing July 28.
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They want a judge to order the county clerk to verify the signatures she rejected in a petition to put Dakota Pacific’s development to a countywide vote.
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Residents could take the county to court, but the developer is pursuing a new, separate agreement that a referendum couldn't stop.
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What the Kimball Junction development would look like didn't change much — who's in charge did.
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Summit County says the company's new application closely resembles the agreement OK'd in December.