S.L. City Council frustrated with 'threats' from state over prison development

SALT LAKE CITY — After state leaders stuck Salt Lake City's west side with the future Utah State Prison, city leaders have tried to make the best of it, hoping to take advantage of the prison's infrastructure to build out its largest remaining swath of undeveloped land, the northwest quadrant.But Tuesday, Salt Lake City Council members griped about what Councilwoman Lisa Adams called "the bully on the Hill."After learning the state's budget for infrastructure might not go as far as planned