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An amendment to reallocate dwelling units within the 1,108-acre Ledges planned development without increasing the total cap of 2,600 units.
Adjusts neighborhood densities across the master plan without increasing overall infrastructure demands.
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An amendment to reallocate dwelling units within the 1,108-acre Ledges planned development without increasing the total cap of 2,600 units.
The developer of Rusty Cliffs South is asking to cut the number of planned homes from 380 down to 294, potentially lowering neighborhood density.
A large new medical and professional office building is planned near Mall Drive, expanding healthcare and professional services in east St. George.
Developers want to shuffle home counts across different neighborhoods in the Ledges master plan. The total cap of 2,600 homes won't change, but some areas will get slightly more units while others lose them.
The developer of Rusty Cliffs South is asking to cut the number of planned homes from 380 down to 294, potentially lowering neighborhood density.
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