Springtime Road News Today

The most expensive home sold in Maricopa June 10-July 9 fetched $649,000 on July 5.

City officials say there has been no additional movement in the area where two homes in a Draper neighborhood were destroyed after sliding off a cliff this spring.

Two months after two homes slid into a ravine in Draper, the developer is working to stabilize the area.

After two homes collapsed over a cliff in a Draper neighborhood early Saturday morning, others are still hanging on by a thread.

The demolition of a "partially collapsed" home on Springtime Road in Draper will be happening Wednesday from about 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Edge Homes, the company that originally built the two homes that slid down a hill on Saturday, will be demolishing the remaining portion of the house that partially collapsed.

A third home is believed to be at risk of sliding off a filled-in ravine days after two homes were destroyed by a landslide in the area, Draper Mayor Troy Walker said Monday.

An owner of one of the two homes that slid into a ravine over the weekend in Draper spoke with KSL-TV about the traumatic event.

The Draper Police Department is warning people to avoid visiting the homes affected by Saturdays landslide or face the consequences.\u00a0

Where Eric and Carole Kamradt’s forever home once stood, all that's now left is dirt, debris and disappointment.