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Traffic is Choking Utah Canyons—Is A Gondola the Solution? - Vimarsana News

Traffic is Choking Utah Canyons—Is A Gondola the Solution?

The prospect of a gondola in Utah's Little Cottonwood Canyon has captivated the attention of the city and sowed a wild amount of confusion.

Talk of a legal challenge looms over the Little Cottonwood gondola proposal - Vimarsana News

Talk of a legal challenge looms over the Little Cottonwood gondola proposal

A gondola up Little Cottonwood Canyon may seem like a done deal. But the idea of a lawsuit is gaining momentum.

Source: ksl.com
Talk of a legal challenge looms over the Little Cottonwood gondola proposal - Vimarsana News

Talk of a legal challenge looms over the Little Cottonwood gondola proposal

The Central Wasatch Commission will soon decide whether to sue over the Little Cottonwood Canyon gondola proposal, approved by the Utah Department of Transportation, or UDOT, to take skiers to Snowbird and Alta ski areas.

Source: yahoo.com
Utah gondola: Will groups sue over UDOT's Little Cottonwood proposal? - Vimarsana News

Utah gondola: Will groups sue over UDOT's Little Cottonwood proposal?

The Central Wasatch Commission will soon decide whether to sue over the Little Cottonwood Canyon gondola proposal, approved by the Utah Department of Transportation, or UDOT, to take skiers to Snowbird and Alta ski areas.

What did Ex-Salt Lake mayor say about Mayor Mendenhall? - Vimarsana News

What did Ex-Salt Lake mayor say about Mayor Mendenhall?

Former Salt Lake City Mayor Ralph Becker said, ‘Mayor Mendenhall has a rare combination of an ability to engage with people and shows a dedication to Salt Lake City we hope that every mayor can display.’