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Cool.
I'm THRILLED to hear about this project - its going to make that neighborhood that much better.
Get going! Break ground!
Uh...didn't this happen like a week ago?
I think it is terrific and look how many large communities are drawing the people back into the hearts of the cities.
And the fixed income homeowers that have evolved, to absorbe the costs. just like they did about a year ago when they raised taxes to pay for more law enforcement.
i hope there is open space in the development.
This is what is needed in this part of the city...
South Salt lake should kiss the ground they are building on, what a gift...Thank you.
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