Summary
Orem locals are fighting to save a historic farm from being torn down for new development. It's a battle to keep a piece of the city's past and some much-needed green space alive.
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Last discussed Mar 19, 2025.
Impact analysis
The loss of agricultural land could impact local food security and the city's unique character.
The developer and future homeowners would benefit from the creation of 53 new single-family residential lots.
Current residents and the local community lose a significant piece of open space and agricultural history.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Planning Commission - Mar 19, 2025
Residents are fighting to keep the last remaining farm in the area as open space rather than turning it into a new housing subdivision.
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