Yours in Service, Mayor Monica Zoltanski
Dear Sandy Resident, Kids are back to school, and I think I can hear the collective cheers of parents across the city! Even though summer is over, there are still a lot of fun activities going on in Sandy City. I am very excited about the return of the horse parade at the Heritage Festival in Historic Sandy on September 10 at 10 a.m., Main Street Park (90 East 8720 South). ere will be live music, a car show, food trucks, booths, and in atables for the kids. is is a free event, and all are welcome!
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Your mayor and city council have announced support for additional re personnel and other re resources. We are fully committed to delivering outstanding professional re emergency services that Sandy residents expect and deserve.
Sandy residents should know we are putting our full attention to solutions and shoring up resources to support our ranks. On July 8, I directed our re chief to begin sta ng three re ghters per engine, a long-requested and signi cant change to improve safety, e ciency, and on-site command on emergency response. is change has created swift and certain improvements to public safety and the safety of our re ghters themselves. We need to make this change permanent. at means hiring personnel to ll 8 new positions, as well as lling the vacancies of those leaving Sandy. is won’t happen overnight, and it won’t come without increased costs to our residents. But we will do what’s needed to create transparency with our residents and provide the work environment, safety standards, and career opportunity for our re ghters who put their lives on the line for us each day.
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Did you know Sandy City does not have a ag? We have a city logo but it’s time we formally adopt a ag. We need your help! We are looking for your ideas for a new ag that represents the history, culture, and community of Sandy City. All submitted designs will be reviewed and the winner will be chosen by the Sandy City Flag Design Review Committee. Remember to keep the design simple, using images and colors that contain meaningful symbolism. Use no more than three basic colors and avoid lettering or seals. is contest is open to all Sandy residents and each participant may submit up to 3 ag designs. e contest closes on October 15th and can be submitted at sandy.utah.gov/flagcontest.
You may have heard in the news there have been major changes in the Sandy Fire Department. Regrettably, Sandy is losing some very talented re ghters to neighboring agencies who’ve made o ers they can’t refuse. It’s tough out there, with every department in the valley competing for a shrinking pool of skilled re ghters and paramedics.
Like we’ve done when police needed our investment last year, we will get it done right by working together. In fact, there’s been a lot of progress already in the weeks since this change was instituted.
GAPE 1ISSUE #96 SEPTEMBER – OCTOBER 2022 IN THIS ISSUE: Z News............................................. 1 Sandy Passport Of ce 2 We Are Sandy: Sandy Senior Center 2 Alta Canyon Sports Center 3 River Oaks Golf Course 3 Parks & Recreation ........................... 4 Volunteer Highlight: Paul Paris 4 Home Fire Escape Plan 5 National Preparedness Month ........... 5 HR Jobs Corner 5 Fall 2022 Bulk Waste Program 6 Sandy Amp 2022 Season 6 Singing Adventure for Kids 6 Sandy Arts: Spelling Bee .................... 6 Sandy Community Development: By the Numbers 7 Calendar of Events 7 Z News Connect With Us! sandy.utah.gov/citizenconnect
I will be holding public o ce hours for residents every rst ursday of the month from 2 p.m. until 4 p.m. To schedule a meeting during public o ce hours, please contact Cortney Kuntz at ckuntz@sandy.utah.gov If you are a Facebook user, please take a minute to follow the Sandy Mayor Monica Zoltanski page. Social media is a quick and convenient way to share with residents the daily goings on in the Mayor’s o ce. It is also a great way to bring attention to any matters that need immediate action.efocus of my e orts as Mayor is transparency and sharing important messages with our community, so people in Sandy are the most informed and up to date. Sign up for Sandy My Alerts to be contacted via text, email and calls during an emergency at sandy.utah.gov/myalerts. For all of the ways to connect with us, visit sandy.utah.gov/CitizenConnect. You can always connect to our City websites sandy.utah.gov and SandyNow. com and by accessing our social media channels Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube for daily updated information @sandycityut. To reach me directly, please send an email to mayor@sandy.utah.gov.
To request a meeting or appearance with the mayor, ll out the meeting request form at www.sandy.utah.gov/mayor
Sandy Senior Center is often described as a college campus for seniors, a place to invigorate the mind, sustain the body, and share pleasantries. e Center o ers a wide variety of programs, services, and activities that promote physical, intellectual, and emotional wellbeing for those aged 60 +, and their companions. Each month the Center publishes a newsletter that includes current programs and activities, the lunch menu, and special events. is information is also available on the Center website. Better yet, drop by and ask for a newsletter and a tour. Sta are happy to oblige.
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e Center operates under a joint agreement between Salt Lake County and Sandy City. e City owns and maintains the building and the grounds, and provides the custodian, the Center bus, and the driver. Sta from Salt Lake County Aging & Adult Services provide programming and services, as well as the day-to-day management of the Center. e agreement, now in its twentyfth year, is a worthy example of successful inter-governmental collaboration.
GAPE2 WHO WE ARE e latest demographics show Americans are living longer than ever. ose who reach the age of 65 can expect to live another 1820 years, if not more. How people spend this time factors into the quality of life they experience. So,how will you spend your time?
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For those seeking a quieter experience, the Center has an in-house library, tness room with individual weight and cardio machines, billiards room, puzzle table, Wi-Fi, a large, covered deck with a view of the Oquirrh Mountains, a thrift store, and a large lobby with many comfortable chairs. Co ee/tea/cocoa are available in the café M-F, 7:30 a.m.-11:00 a.m.
topics: HEALTH & NUTRITION COMPUTERS EDUCATION Health Screenings Windows, Mac OS Conversational Spanish Arthritis Workshops iPad, Photo Shop, Internet Conversational Chinese Haircuts, Chinese Support Group Facebook, iPhone & Android AARP Driver Education Dementia Support Group Laptop & PC troubleshooting Current Events Group Free inkers Group Shakespeare Readers ARTS & CRAFTS GAMES CLUBS & SOCIAL Wood Carving, Ceramics Billiards, Mahjong Monthly Sandy Library Book Club Oil & Watercolor Painting Pinochle, Table Tennis Volunteer Opportunities Pottery-wheel, Band, and Raku Puzzle Table, Bingo Morning Co ee/Tea/Cocoa Porcelain Dolls, Stained Glass Bi-weekly Book Club, rift Store Hooks and Needles Knitting Club Camera Club Learn Guitar, String Orchestra DANCE & EXERCISE MEALS Early Morning Fitness Class, Fit N’ Trim Exercise Class Hot Lunch, 11:30-12:15, M-F Arthritis Exercise Class, Yoga, Chair Yoga, Tai Chi Special Meals and Monthly Special Events Gym w/Cardio and Weight Machines Ballroom Dancing, Hula Dancing, Line Dancing Square Dancing, Belly Dancing, Drums Alive If you have fall or winter trips planned and need a passport, plan early and schedule your appointment.Processing time for passports is 8-11 weeks for routine service and 5-7 weeks for expedited service. ese processing times begin
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STAFF Charles Otis, Manager Cindy DeLao, Center Programming Coordinator Maggie Steele, O ce Specialist Rebekah Bowen, O ce Specialist Arcado, Tai Chi Instructor Bart Bartholoma, Dance Instructor Cassy Christensen, Cook & Yoga Instructor Trish Grey, Wood Carving & Ceramics Instructor Mariela Huitron, Custodian Scott Hess, Bus Driver INFO Center location: 9310 South 1300 East Sandy, Utah 84121 Center hours: Monday – Friday, 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM. Center Telephone: 385-468-3410 Center Web Site www.slco.org/sandy-senior-center/
WHAT WE DO e Center is a gathering place for those who want to remain engaged and vital, as active participants in their own lives. e energy in the Center is discernable. Folks are busy staying t, trying new dance steps, throwing clay on a pottery wheel, conversing with friends over co ee after yoga, boogieing to live music by the house band, or partaking in another numerous activities o ered at the Center.
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ere are over 40 activities to participate in across a wide range of the day the U.S. Department of State receives your application at a passport agency or center, not the day apply or mail your application. ese are the same processing times whether you are renewing your passport or applying for the rstDidtime.you know you can renew your adult (10 year) passport on your own? You do not need to come to City Hall to renew. You can ll out your DS-82 form, submit your most recent passport, a new passport photo, and a check and mail it directly to the passport center. You can renew your passport if you can answer “yes” to all 5 statements below about your1.passport:Youhave your passport in your possession to submit with your application It’s undamaged other than normal wear and tear 3. Your passport was issued when you were age 16 or older 4. Was issued within the last 15 years (expired less than ve years) 5. Was issued in your current name or can document your name change For more information, please visit: sandy.utah.gov/Passports
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From club tting standpoint, using the trackman ensures that you get the correct club head and shaft combination that will help you hit the ball the longest that your club head will allow. Plus, you get to see the ball y outside, not into a net. Fittings are FREE! If you purchase the club from River Oaks. Otherwise, they are $80.
PERSONAL TRAINING Do you want an experienced personal trainer to help you get t and motivate you in the process? If so, then our personal trainer is perfect for you! With over 20 years of experience, she is up to date on the latest tness trends and knows how to design a training plan that will suit your needs. Email tess@fuz tness.com to set up an appointment.
2017-2018 GOLF DIGEST’S BEST INSTRUCTOR IN STATE LIST: RYAN HOLT
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KARATE: Dedicated to teaching Shotokan Karate, IMA is a family-oriented dojo o ering classes to children and adults of all abilities and levels. Friday night class at Alta Canyon Sports Center from 5 p.m. - 6 p.m. imautah.com
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Visit River Oaks 18-hole Golf Course in Sandy City, centrally located in the heart of the Salt Lake Valley with unique proximity to the Jordan River. With water or wetlands in play on almost every hole, a premium is placed on accuracy from tee shots to approach shots. With a par of 70 and a total length of just over 6500 yards from the championship tees, River Oaks o ers something for every golfer and every skill level. Top amateurs love to test their abilities and rave about the playability of our course and the quality of our greens!
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River Oaks Golf Course 9300 South Riverside Drive, Sandy, Utah (801) 568-4653 Sandy.utah.gov/golf BANQUET ROOM AT SANDY CITY DRIVING RANGE AT SANDY CITY NORTH RANGE TEACHING ACADEM DIPPIN’ DOGS Cost: $13 per dog with owner $3 per additional dog Date: Sept. 10 & Sept. 17 Time: 9 a.m. to 12 noon
front nine at River Oaks winds alongside the Jordan River and accompanying wetlands. With two par 5’s and some short par 4’s there are opportunities for scoring, but the front nine is considered the harder of two nines. If you look hard enough, you may see an eagle or even a fox. ere are many species of wildlife that call River Oaks home. e back nine is by far the most popular stretch of the holes. With several elevation changes and a more secluded feel, our back nine demands focus and attention on every shot. With the addition of the popular Sandy City Urban Fishery adjacent to holes twelve and thirteen, the back nine is a scenic and pleasant way to spend your time. After a round of golf at River Oaks, enjoy a cold drink and a meal at our café and snack bar. Browse our full service and well stocked pro shop or utilize our state-of-the-art practice facility which is one of the best in the state. Our friendly sta can give you a lesson or t you with the latest in golf equipment.
Your child deserves a better way to go to and from school. Our services make it easy for you by providing a safe, reliable way to get your kids where they need to go. We also provide crafts, snacks, and games while they are with us. Give your child the best! Sign up online.
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Schools: Brookwood, Granite, Park Lane, Quail Hollow, Silver Mesa, and Willow Canyon.
Sept. 6 – May 26 8 a.m. – 2 p.m. Children will enjoy their day at Play & Learn Preschool with a variety of games and activities! ere is playtime, class time, lunch, and more playtime. Our teachers work hard to make learning fun and engaging. See website for more information.
NOW HIRING Do you have experience working with children? We are NOW HIRING! Part-time exible hours, we're seeking individuals who will assist in the successful operation of our Before & After School program. Come work with us and help make a di erence in our community. Check it out at: jobs.citysuitehr.com/sandycity
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GAPE4 NOW HIRING Sport O cials/Referees/Umpires. ¬$12.00 – $18.00/hour Must be 14 years old to apply sandy.utah.gov/jobs
Deadline: Until Full TURKEY TROT 5K RUN Register now for our Annual Turkey Trot 5K on Nov. 12.
Time: 10 a.m. Location: Lone Peak Park (Gazebo) - 10140 S. 700 E. Registration Fee: $25/individual or $20/family or groups
Registration includes 10 game season, uniform, pictures, sta , eld maintenance, and league operations. Games are scheduled through September and October, weather permitting. Teams are organized by elementary school areas (10 players per Age/Days:team).
U9 Tuesday & ursday U11 Mondays & Wednesday Cost: $62 Location: Lone Peak Park 10140 S. 700 E.
Registration Deadline: In person Wednesday, November 9 at 5 p.m.
Cost: $50/team Divisions: Men’s, Women’s, and Coed Doubles
Online Registration: Closes on ursday, November 10 at 7 a.m. Packet pick-up: Friday, Nov. 11 from 8 a.m. –5 p.m. - 440 E. 8680 S.
ONLINE REGISTRATION FOR ALL PROGRAMS: sandy.utah.gov/registration
PARKS & RECREATION JOB OPENINGS: sandy.utah.gov/jobs
Dates: Friday & Saturday, Sept. 30 & Oct. 1
YOUTH FLAG FOOTBALL
Paul and his wife, Brenda, traveled from their home in Rhode Island to Sandy for the rst time for the 2002-03 ski season. ey really enjoyed it and decided to return for the following year’s season. After leaving retirement to work for a few more years, Paul and Brenda returned for a third ski season. On that trip in 2008, after hearing about good golf and summer weather, Brenda suggested they move to Sandy. Paul quickly agreed. When they rst came to Utah, Paul knew nothing about pickleball. He primarily played golf and worked on the landscaping for their Sandy home, even removing an old tennis court in their backyard. (If he knew about pickleball then, he would have replaced it with a pickleball court!)
Late Registration Fee: $30/individual or $25/family or groups
Paul Paris is a volunteer pickleball instructor for Sandy Parks and Recreation.
FALL PICKLEBALL TOURNAMENT
Time: Friday late afternoon/evening Saturday 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Times are estimated and subject to change
Day/Time: Mondays & Tuesday /5 p.m. & 6 p.m. Dates: Mondays: Sept. 12, 19, 26, Oct. 3, 10. Tuesdays: Sept. 13, 20, 27, Oct. 4, & 11 Age: 3-8 years old Location: Lone Peak Park 10140 S. 700 E.
Day of race registration at Lone Peak Park from 9–9:45 a.m.
Registration for the 2022-23 Junior Jazz Basketball begins Sept. 12. More detailed information available sandy.utah.gov/registration. Registration Deadline for all grades: November 13 Grades: Kindergarten (Rookie League), 1st & 2nd, 3rd & 4th, 5th & 6th, 7th & 8th, 9th & 10th, 11th & 12th
One of Paul’s gol ng friends introduced him to pickleball. In less than 2 hours, he met several new people. e idea of having a circle of friends that could meet at the gym or a public court to play a sport really appealed to him. Soon, he found himself playing more and more pickleball, and less and less golf. His circle of friends also grew, even as far as St. George. A few years ago at a pickleball tournament, Senior Recreation Program Coordinator Macy Egbert convinced Paul to help with the Sandy pickleball program. After three seasons of assisting with the beginners and 3.0 drill and play clinic, Paul took over the beginner program. He enjoys teaching beginners because they are always so grateful. Paul admires those who are not always that young, yet decide to pick up a new sport. He reminds players that pickleball is a social game where they will meet many people. He encourages them to be patient because with practice they will improve. Now Paul runs into people that he has taught over the past 3-4 years, a very rewarding experience for him in a city that he now calls home even while all his family remain back East.
Sandy Parks & Recreation Volunteer Highlight: Paul Paris
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Late Registration: Nov. 10-12 in-person only!
FALL SANDY SOCCER ACADEMY Instructors and sta will be provided by Utah Avalanche Soccer Club. Each week we build on what’s learned from the previous weeks. Curriculum for the various age groups will be modi ed based on current skill levels of the players in an age group. Registration includes Academy t-shirt and soccer ball.
You could help save countless lives by taking simple actions to prepare yourself and your community for a disaster before one strikes. FEMA o ers free trainings and education tools to train yourself and others on the best ways to prepare for, respond to, and recover from a disaster or emergency. Go to ready.gov.
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Take FEMA’s OPEN training to prepare your Community Based Organization for emergency needs. ank you for your continued interest and participation in Emergency Management! is
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number can be seen from the street. Talk about your plan with everyone in your home. Make sure everyone in your home knows how to dial 911 or your local emergency number. Practice your home fire drill! Make your own home fire escape plan using the grid provided on page 2. SA SA SASA SA NOW HIRINGCROSSINGGUARDSFORCANYONSSCHOOLDISTRICT $16/hour part-time position CONTACT: JANICE PARKER (801) 783-0414 APPLY: sandy.utah.gov/policejobs NOW HIRINGCROSSINGGUARDSFORCANYONSSCHOOLDISTRICT $16/hour part-time position CONTACT: JANICE PARKER (801) 783-0414 APPLY: sandy.utah.gov/policejobs NOW HIRINGCROSSINGGUARDSFORCANYONSSCHOOLDISTRICT $16/hour part-time position CONTACT: JANICE PARKER (801) 783-0414 APPLY: sandy.utah.gov/policejobs HR JOB CORNER To see all available openings visit: sandy.utah.gov/jobs Part-Time, NonBenefitted/Seasonal • Recreation Intern • Recreation Site Supervisor • O cial/Referee/Scorekeeper I/II • Custodian Full Time, Benefitted • Systems Technician • Street Maintenance Worker • Fleet Apprentice Technician
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Take a free online independent study course through FEMA’s Emergency Management Institute or a CPR course through the American Red Cross and gain more knowledge to help your community become more prepared.
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You Are the Help Until Help Arrives, designed by FEMA, are o ered as online or in-person trainings where you learn the basics of how to save a life before a professional arrives.
Draw a map of your home. Show all doors and windows. Visit each room. Find two ways out. All windows and doors should open easily. You should be able to use them to get outside.
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Sep 9 Free - Open Mic Night 7:30 p.m. Sandy Amphitheater sandyamp.com
2. Badger Cove Trailhead: The project is located at 1651 E. Badger Cove. The plan contains a new trailhead parking lot (18 new stalls), trailhead kiosk, two new pavilions, new restrooms, new drinking fountain, picnic tables, and a horse hitching post.
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Sandy Community Development: By the Numbers (over the last year)
Oct 21 Trick or Treat Event 6-8 p.m. Sandy Amphitheater Park sandy.utah.gov/1430/Trick-or-Treat events subject to change due to COVID-19. Go to sandy.utah.gov for more 1500 development-related plan reviews by various building permits inspections completed code enforcement cases handled 5,700 business licenses maintained Development Grant allocated funding projects organizations
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Implemented a new Permitting, Licensing, and Land Use tracking software (Cityworks) that now includes online building permits and land use/entitlement applications. All submittals are now received electronically, through the public portal, significantly reducing paper use. Simultaneously completed the roll out of an electronic plan review software that greatly increased the efficiency of the review process. Business licensing is projected to be all on-line with Cityworks by the end of 2022.
The Salt Lake County Parks and Recreation is working on the final approvals for four different Dimple Dell Park improvements. The following is a quick breakdown of each one:
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Sandy East Village Phase 3: This mixed-use project located around the Sandy Civic Center TRAX Station, is nearing buildout with commercial and office components coming online and the final stages of residential pieces being constructed. It also includes a shared parking garage that is utilized for TRAX passenger parking as well as the residents. The overall site is approximately 32 acres. Phase 3 is on about eight acres and consists of four residential buildings, containing 307 apartment units. The site also includes a clubhouse and pool area, as well as 10,000 square feet of flex/retail space. The site will have 2.7 acres of landscaped open space including the amenity area of pool, volleyball court and trails.
Sep 1 Air Supply 7:30 p.m. Sandy Amphitheater sandyamp.com
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The Ridges at Dimple Dell (mixed-use development): The site is located at 1405 E. 10600 S. Brad Reynolds Construction is currently working on the improvements for 49 townhome units. The development also has a small commercial component (2,740 square feet) on the southwest corner adjacent to the Canyon View Cleaners building. This building will be for office/retail use.
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with 823 new licenses processed • $387,379 in new Community
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee 7:30 p.m. The Theater at Mount Jordan sandyarts.com
First Aid, CPR and AED Class 9 a.m.- 1 p.m. Station 31: 9010 S 150 E sandy.utah.gov/fire
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School Yard: This commercial retail center started with a renovation of the Old Valley High School located at 11000 S. State Street. Half of the old school has been occupied by Shake Shack and the other half is a reception center. A second retail building has been built south of Shake Shack and is filled with a variety of retail uses. A third building is currently under construction in the southwest corner of the property to be filled with new commercial users. Across the street to the north was the former Larry H. Miller Gas Station. This has been demolished recently in preparation for a Raising Canes Chicken restaurant.
1. 300 East Trailhead: The project is located at 321 E. 10195 S. The plan contains a new trailhead parking lot (15 new stalls), trailhead kiosk, improved maintenance access and fire department access.
4. Wrangler Trailhead: The project is located at 10305 S. 1300 E. The plan includes replacing the existing restrooms with new facilities including a water fountain with a pet station, two ADA compliant paved parking stalls, a trailhead kiosk, four pavilions, four new picnic tables and a relocated horse hitching post.
The Lower Lights 7:30 p.m. Sandy Amphitheater sandyamp.com
First Aid, CPR and AED Class 6 p.m. - 10 p.m. Station 31: 9010 S 150 E sandy.utah.gov/fire
Sep 17 Elton John’s Classic Hits - Live! 7:30 p.m. Sandy Amphitheater sandyamp.com
Sep 10 Heritage Festival 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Main Street Park sandy.utah.gov/HeritageFest
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2021-2022 brought an increase in applications for both permits and land use entitlements. Community Development staff were able to continue working throughout the pandemic by modifying processes and implementing new technology that allows for electronic submittals and virtual interactions with the public as well as with other staff throughout the
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Maverik: A new Maverik is under construction located at 10620 S. Holiday Park Dr. This site was previously occupied by the Jim’s Family Restaurant (which relocated to Quarry Bend, approximately 9200 S. 1000 E.) and a car wash. The convenience store hopes to be opened this fall.
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3. Lone Peak Trailhead: The project is located at 10042 S. 700 E. The plan contains a new paved trailhead parking lot (49 new stalls) and will relocate the existing fire access gates to the north of the new parking lot.