West Valley house fire causes as much as $100,000 in damage

WEST VALLEY CITY — A fire ripped through a vacant home Sunday morning, causing as much as $100,000 in damage.
Firefighters responded around 7:15 a.m. to 2900 W. Lehman Ave. to find a burning home immediately behind an apartment complex, said West Valley Fire Battalion Chief Jed Peters.
The home's only access point is through the apartment complex, so it required extra time to both locate the fire and get to it, particularly after the wrong address was called into dispatchers, Peters said.