Mayor Mendenhall says the project got delayed a bit due to the complexities with transferring the property to SLC CRA.
A feasibility study is currently underway. Partial demo of the ballpark could begin by next summer, or bids for that by then, depending on findings, she said.
@driverskillpepl My wife was 8 months pregnant and a car driver had to stop for us in a marked crosswalk. He rolled down his window and called my unborn child (I assume) an "ignorant prick."
@theutahepidemic This is tiresome. Also, they said they didn't need to be near Downtown because they don't need to be near a job center. They didn't say they wanted to be away from Downtown.
Daybreak was the No. 1 spot on the list I gave to this person.
Lots of kids who have independence to travel without their parents. Great trail system. Practical walkability (errands) growing. And critically the person doesnt mind being far from Downtown.
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Someone relocating to Utah just reached out to ask me where the most walkable and bikeable places to live in the Salt Lake area.
- Kids walk/bike to school and friends'
- Walk to groceries
- Walk to restaurants
- Doesn't need to be near Downtown
Guess what areas I recommended?
@IGoBySteve@Thesittingdan That is interesting! I also think there is a smaller footprint for Harvard/Yale, and your's is probably right. I've been doing some research. But one thing is for sure: in the 80s-90s most of Yalecrest was considered Harvard/Yale.
Someone relocating to Utah just reached out to ask me where the most walkable and bikeable places to live in the Salt Lake area.
- Kids walk/bike to school and friends'
- Walk to groceries
- Walk to restaurants
- Doesn't need to be near Downtown
Guess what areas I recommended?