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A year after homes in Draper literally slid off a cliff, the city is trying to defend its oversight record against angry residents. It’s a messy situation that highlights major questions about how safe our neighborhoods actually are.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days.
The impact is expected to be minimal as it primarily streamlines existing processes.
Residents and developers benefit from clearer, safer building standards.
The families who lost their homes and life savings are the ones left picking up the pieces.
The change aligns the property with the city's residential medium density land use goals.
The business will be limited to one client at a time with dedicated off-street parking.
The fence will be set back from property lines, minimizing impact on neighbors.
The project includes landscaping and dust suppression to minimize neighborhood impact.
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It's been 1 year since Draper homes slid off cliff, what's the area like now? ABC4 Utah