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Pending litigation between Summit County and a Salt Lake-based developer has been delayed again, while the two parties negotiate behind closed doors.
The original six-week, twice-a-week schedule established in January was amended as the two parties continued to hash out the details of the proposal for residential and commercial density in Kimball Junction, and those involved now expect to have a
Dakota Pacific met with the County Council on Tuesday to discuss the request in greater detail. However, CEO Marc Stanworth was quick to acknowledge there’s
The County Council on Thursday set specific standards for the project which included reducing the density to 500 units, restricting most construction until after S.R. 224 is improved and the creation of community benefits such as new parking facilities and a continuing care retirement community.
The lawsuit between Summit County and Dakota Pacific may be paused until the summer, but local officials wanted to render a decision before the end of the legislative session.