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Heber City is considering a $20 million tax break for a new mixed-use development. It’s a big deal because that’s money that won't be going toward our roads, schools, or other city services for a while.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 4 the 90 before that.
The city is allocating $60,000 in TAP tax funds for various community arts projects.
Local arts organizations and residents who attend community events.
Residents on fixed incomes or those already struggling with the rising cost of living in Heber.
Utah lawmakers created the Military Installation Development Authority in 2007 for a narrow purpose: helping installations like Hill Air Force Base put underused land to work. Nearly two decades later, MIDA has become something else — a state-controlled authority that can override local governments, sidestep environmental review, divert tax dollars from schools and counties, and […]
Improves traffic flow and infrastructure in the North Village area.
This change could affect future development and land use in the area.
The project is being evaluated for its potential contribution to local arts and culture.
The update aims to ensure the transportation network can handle future growth in the area.
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Heber leaders hesitant to let Highlands developer levy special tax KPCW