20-10-2017 02:48 via deseretnews.com

Meeting turns up heat on water, canyon development

SALT LAKE CITYLawmakers on Thursday questioned a decision by the Quality Growth Commission to pass on more investigation of Salt Lake City's control of land outside its municipal boundaries, wondering why the governor-appointed board had backed off.
"This letter seems like kind of a punt," said Rep. Ken Ivory, R-West Jordan, referencing a June letter by the commission's chairman concluding that extraterritorial jurisdiction, specifically as it deals with canyon development limits, would be bette
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