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Wasatch County councilmembers approved a developer’s application for two public infrastructure districts, or PIDs, Wednesday.
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For the ski village at Deer Valley’s new resort base, developers got approval to construct buildings up to 35 feet higher than originally proposed.
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The Wasatch County manager says the county’s partnership with the Military Installation Development Authority could mean lower property taxes for residents in the future.
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The Military Installation Development Authority says its partnering entities, such as Wasatch County and the Wasatch County School District, will start seeing significant payoff for their agreements with MIDA in the coming years.
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The Military Installation Development Authority could approve hundreds of units of workforce housing later this summer.
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MIDA’s latest project for veterans has started construction at Sundance Mountain Resort.
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The Military Installation Development Authority is moving to add another project area in Utah soon, with sites across the state.
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Almost 500 homes are under construction on land between Deer Valley’s eastern terrain and the Jordanelle Reservoir. The neighborhood is one of numerous developments in MIDA’s Wasatch County project area.
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Developers got the green light for several dozen new condo units near Deer Valley’s resort expansion in Wasatch County.
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SkyRidge is applying to build a golf lodge that’s double the permitted height. The developer is asking the Wasatch County Council to grant exceptions through the same process used for the Heber Valley temple.