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Hideout has the legal right to annex 350 acres of Richardson Flat in Summit County. Plans for the land remain in their infancy.
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Hideout is asking residents for their help envisioning what the Jordanelle Reservoir and surrounding area will look like in the future. Locals can share ideas at an open house Wednesday afternoon.
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The Town of Hideout raised property taxes Thursday. Town leaders say taxes would have gone up more if not for revenue from MIDA.
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Hideout leaders plan to raise property taxes this year. Locals can weigh in at a public meeting.
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Hideout’s Local District No. 1 has ballots out for the first time after more than a decade without its mandated elections, and it's not a typical vote.
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The Hideout Planning Commission recommended a 600-unit development across S.R. 248 from the Jordanelle Reservoir. The project moves next to the Town Council.
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Unofficial election results in Wasatch County suggested there’ll be new and familiar faces in government to represent Daniel, Hideout, Charleston, Wallsburg. Meanwhile, elections in Midway, Independence and Interlaken went uncontested.
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A Wasatch County judge confirmed an earlier ruling that struck down Hideout’s efforts to annex land in Summit County Tuesday.
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In what was described as the second of three required steps, the Park City Council voted to annex 1,200 acres of property in Richardson Flat during a special meeting Monday.
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On today's Local News Hour:( 2:51) Ben Lasseter's update on the ballot changes for the upcoming Heber City elections.( 4:29) Hospitals in the West are…