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Several landowners in Wasatch County’s North Fields have started the process to form a town.
Wasatch County Councilmember Kendall Crittenden broke the news during the Heber City Council meeting Tuesday, Sept. 17, while councilmembers were discussing plans for a development at the intersection of U.S. 40 and River Road.
“I just got it today,” he said. “It goes from Highway 113 clear through the North Village to that intersection.”
According to a request for a feasibility study filed with the lieutenant governor’s office, the owners of about a dozen properties in the North Fields want to create a new town called River View. The 3,300 acres would stretch from state Route 113 to the intersection of U.S. 40 and River Road.
This comes while Wasatch County awaits a decision from the Utah Department of Transportation about where a bypass will be built. The road could cross the North Fields.
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