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It will be another six weeks before any decisions are made in a lawsuit over the Heber Valley temple.
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Plans for 15 new temples were announced this weekend during the April general conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Meanwhile, Heber Valley temple construction plans are pending litigation.
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The legal dispute over Wasatch County’s outdoor lighting ordinance is over. The lawsuit with ties to the proposed Heber Valley temple has been voluntarily dismissed.
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The final count is in for Save Wasatch Back Dark Skies’ effort to put a referendum on the ballot.
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Citizen group Save Wasatch Back Dark Skies announced its referendum attempt failed to gather enough signatures.
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Citizen group Save Wasatch Back Dark Skies completed its referendum signature campaign Wednesday, Jan. 24, an effort to put the Heber Valley temple plans to a vote.
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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is getting involved in a lawsuit residents filed against Wasatch County.
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Citizen group Save Wasatch Back Dark Skies is working to get a referendum on the ballot to put the Heber Valley temple plans to a vote.
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A group of Wasatch County citizens is working to get a referendum on the ballot to overturn the ordinance approving the Heber Valley temple plans. New information was released Monday, Dec. 11.
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Residents are suing Wasatch County, arguing the recently approved plans for the Heber Valley temple are illegal.