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A public hearing is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. March 5 at Star Hall to discuss the proposed incorporation of Kane Creek, a move that could create a new town within Grand County’s boundaries but outside of county governance. The proposed Kane Creek development site, where developers seek to incorporate a new town under Utah’s Senate Bill 258. A state-backed feasibility study found the town could be financially viable, but concerns remain over infras…See the Story

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