CENTERVILLE — About 200 Centerville residents expressed outrage Tuesday night at a UTA proposed streetcar system. If built, the system proposed to run along Main Street here would wreck the city’s quality of life, cost too much and create a safety hazard, worried residents said. Robyn Mecham, a third-generation Centerville resident said she’s visited about 100 homes scattered throughout the city, and found only five residents who didn’t object to the plan. “The other 95 totally oppose it,” she said. Utah Transit Authority held an open house at Centerville Junior High School to explain th...
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