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Council discusses visitor-economy strategy, gravel pit redevelopment and town-center aspirations
Summary
Council members urged a more distinctive economic-development strategy emphasizing the city’s mountain-suburban identity, discussed the gravel pit as a priority redevelopment opportunity and considered events and targeted commercial districts to capture sales tax revenue.
Cottonwood Heights council members used part of their Dec. 16 work session to press for a sharper economic-development identity that signals a visitor economy while serving residents.
Speaker 2 criticized generic planning language and urged emphasizing the city’s mountain-suburban character so developers and visitors understand the unique local vision. Councilors discussed leveraging events and…
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