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Redevelopment worries Sugar House

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sparkwells9@msn.com | 10:39 p.m. Sept. 26, 2007
The sugar House Development is beautiful and will bring people into Sugar House. At one time Sugar House was a very dead little place and then came the development across from where the new development is to take place. Everyone had alot to say about that project to, but look what it has done for our little Sugar House, it brought life back to a once dying place. The Sugar House redevelopment will do the same thing. I love Sugar House and want only the best for Sugar House.
Anonymous | 7:34 a.m. Jan. 21, 2008
Pat Rowe

Progress is enevitable.Natural farmland-residental-
with shops/business. Let's direct it instead of fight it.Example:Keep small area for history.Demand
all new construction be 21st century green, enviromentally friendly. Be a leader. Show Salt Lake City what a great neighborhood should look
like in this century.

A change yes but we could use the new construction
to be a leader to the best. The founding force
since Sugarhouse's begining and has always made
it the apple of everyone's eye.
always

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