Bills said CCRI also is hopeful that the project's residential towers individually will qualify for some level of LEED certification.

LEED is a voluntary, nationally recognized standard to support and certify successful green building design, construction and operations.

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4 Utah developments joining LEED program

Four Utah developments are taking part in the LEED neighborhood development pilot program, a joint venture of the U.S. Green Building Council, Congress for the New Urbanism and the Natural Resources Defense Council.

• City Creek Center — A 20-acre private mixed-use development of the LDS Church located at the former Crossroads Plaza and ZCMI Center malls sites in downtown Salt Lake City.

• Marmalade — A 5.5-acre mixed-use Redevelopment Agency project just west of the state Capitol.

• Daybreak Village Center — A 47-acre development of homes, retail shops and offices in the South Jordan master-planned community.

• Newpark Town Center — A 350-acre resort area in Park City featuring office, residential, hotel, retail and recreational space.

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