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Developers offer nearly $900,000 for 180 acres as council awaits appraisal; modular-home maker pitches plant
Summary
Larry and Danny Dutson offered just under $900,000 to buy roughly 180 acres for a proposed concrete manufacturing facility; council tabled the offer pending an appraisal. Todd Paskett of Cacoon Homes presented a separate plan to build a modular-home factory and 35–100 home community.
An offer "just under $900,000" from Larry and Danny Dutson to purchase about 180 acres near 400 N 1100 W for a concrete manufacturing site was presented to the Fillmore City Council; the council voted to table the matter until it receives a formal appraisal, citing state law requiring sales at fair market value. The Dutsons said they would subdivide the property to make infrastructure more affordable and initially hire one to two employees, expanding to five to ten after the first year.
Todd Paskett, representing Cacoon Homes and attending remotely, described a separate proposal for a modular home manufacturing facility just north of the elementary school (200 S 500 W) and proposed constructing a community of 35 to 100 single- and multi-family homes. Council discussion indicated next steps will include obtaining an appraisal and reviewing infrastructure and zoning considerations before any sale or development agreement proceeds.
