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Utah County commissioners continue resolution on Snowbird proposal after hours of public testimony

Utah County Commission · January 26, 2016
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Summary

After multi-hour public comment on water quality, public access and private property rights, Utah County commissioners voted to continue a proposed resolution about Snowbird Resort's American Fork Canyon plans for one week to revise wording and seek more input.

Utah County commissioners on Jan. 26 continued consideration of a resolution addressing Snowbird Resort's proposed development in American Fork Canyon after more than three hours of public comment and a lengthy exchange among commissioners about process and wording.

The resolution, introduced by Commissioner (speaker 6), would reaffirm three points: support for private property rights consistent with county land-use rules; recognition of environmental stewardship and the county's responsibility for health and safety; and protection of public use easements and access. After hearing from dozens of residents, city officials and Snowbird representatives, commissioners agreed to take another week to refine language and coordinate with stakeholders before a final vote.

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