Cleanup continues on Draper landslide as residents wait for plan
On April 22, Kirk Friedman heard a helicopter hovering above his house. “Then my wife came upstairs,” Friedman said, “and she said, ‘The houses fell.’”
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On April 22, Kirk Friedman heard a helicopter hovering above his house. “Then my wife came upstairs,” Friedman said, “and she said, ‘The houses fell.’”
Cleanup is now underway in the canyon below the two homes in Hidden Canyon Estates in Draper that slid nearly 1,000 feet down the mountainside in April.
Two months after two homes slid into a ravine in Draper, the developer is working to stabilize the area.
After two homes slid into a ravine in Draper, Robert Gehrke wanted to find out more about the landslide potential in Traverse Mountain. So he and videographer Bethany Baker spent an afternoon touring the community with University of Utah Prof. Kathleen Nicoll to find out more about what makes the Draper neighborhood unique — and potentially dangerous.
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