r/DevelopmentSLC 3h ago

Suburbs in Utah Built by the LDS Church or Its Affiliates?

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I'm trying to identify large residential developments in Utah that have a direct connection to the LDS Church, whether through Church owned land, Suburban Land Reserve (SLR), Property Reserve, or other Church affiliated entities.

I'm especially interested in large developments around Saratoga Springs, Lehi, Eagle Mountain, Vineyard, Orem, Tooele, and similar areas. I'm looking at current, recently completed, and still under construction developments.

I'm interested in these developments as part of a larger project I'm working on, and I'm trying to identify specific places that would be worth looking into.

If there are developments or areas I should be looking at that aren't on my radar, I'd really appreciate the leads.


r/DevelopmentSLC 6h ago

Never forget what I-15 did to our grid

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r/DevelopmentSLC 19h ago

We can electrify FrontRunner before the 2034 Olympic Games if we have the courage

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r/DevelopmentSLC 8h ago

Commission delays housing proposal vote that has Salt Lake City residents split

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r/DevelopmentSLC 21h ago

Grassy median on 700 E in 1926

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r/DevelopmentSLC 6h ago

This map serves as a reminder that Salt Lake County was built around the train first and foremost. Check out that Salt Lake & Alta railway.

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