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Show 10 Spyglass And meets all the requirements of the foothill ordinance," he added. Both the planning commission and the Home Builders Association of Greater Salt Lake called the decision arbitrary" in letters sent to the city commissioners last it week. But more is at stake in the Spyglass denial than Knowltons plans, city plan- John Sharr. hoping for annexation of the about 15 lots along Scenic Drive for development in R-- 2 zoning. Bernard Brockbank. owner of 80 acres north of the University of Utah near Perry Hollow and Lime Kilm Gulch. Brockbank has submitted preliminary plats to the planning commission for revision and evaluation by the city commission. Other foothill developers affected by the ruling are: David Robinson, developer of Ensign Downs, a 200-lo- t subdivision north of He owns adthe Capitol. tes. creators of Sunset Oaks, ditional ner Mark Hafev asserted. Development Associa- a de- 50-ho- two-phas- e, velopment awaiting approval by planning and city commissions. Sunset Oaks is directly northeast of Spyglass. Ken Marriott, owner of 30 acres east of the Regency Theater, slated for an extension of Scenic Drive and construction of homes in the 2 Scenic zoning. city's Drive runs through Sunset Oaks. R-- foothill property which could accommodate 200 more homes. Although the city has said it now wants to review preliminary plans before the planning commission begins working with developers on project changes, " Hafey added, this preliminary plan is not a real indication of the development, nor is preliminary city approval a real indication of the final ' Way cleared for Provo ski project decision bv the top official of the Forest Service last week clears the way for Wilderness Associates to break ground next spring for its $100 million ski resort cast of Provo, according to a Wilderness A official. Norman Nielsen, Wilderness vice president, said Were very happy with Forest Service Director John McGuires decision. It opens the way for us to complete our planning, architectural design work and hopefully we will break ground in the spring." More news. ..more sports. ..more business reports, more interesting features than any Salt Lake radio station. The news is alwawi on The first phase of development is tagged at some $50 million and includes a cluster of heritage villages" at the base of the mountains just cast of Provo, a funicular railway up one of the mountains and ski facilities on the mountain. McGuire's decision late last week upheld Regional Forester Vcrn Hamre's decision that the project would proceed without further review. McGuire had been asked to over- continued on page 11 PRESTO! We can turn old office furniture into new Let us turn that run down office furniture into new again. We strip off old paint and varnish and refinish to the texture and gloss you want. For several years we've been stripping desks, chairs and tables for your home. Removing stains and finishes fast and inexpensively. Now we will do the same for your office furniture plus refinish it. This benefits you in two ways. First it means you can recycle scratched, stained furniture you have now. Second, it means you can pick up beautiful older furniture and have it refinished more inexpensively than buying new. Call today for an estimate. SELL IT. Crossley & Son buys newspapers, corrugated paper and boxes, tabulating cards, computer cards, computer printouts, obsolete office records, bank statements, files, documents, and other waste paper. We supply certified record of destruction for sensitive papers and are insured for full liability. We pick up at your place of business. Call now for full information and prices. CROSSLEY & SONS ENTERPRISES, INC 275 East 200 West 533-80- 65 2M7H W. Andrew Ave.. 1801) 972-276- 6 S.L(. Slid! |