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Shopping complex groundbreaking set for July 6
by Bob Mickelson
Jun 27, 2005 | 192 views | 0 0 comments | 2 2 recommendations | email to a friend | print
WEST BOUNTIFUL -- Ground- breaking ceremonies for the West Bountiful Commons RDA site have tentatively been set for July 6 at 4 p.m. The information was released by West Bountiful city administrator Wendell Wild following a meeting between representatives of developer Johansen-Thackeray and city officials. Reporting to members of the city council June 21, Wild stressed that the date has not been confirmed yet. The exact location of the ceremony on the RDA site will be determined later. Wild's announcement followed a progress report on RDA site preparation work by city engineer Bill Flanders.

"All storm drain work is done," said Flanders, "as is most of the sanitary sewer. Installation of water will begin this week."

He added that the Costco pad will be ready to turn over to the retail warehouse giant's contractors by the first part of July.

"We would expect that they (Costco) will be dropping in to pick up a building permit by July 5," Flanders said. "And we should have the dedication plat in place by the end of the first week in July."

Flanders added the one portion of the site preparation project --the movement of the current cellular transmission tower -- is also imminent. It will, however, require a temporary cell tower be put in place over the four to six weeks required to build a new one. The temporary tower will be set up near the Carr Printing plant.

In answer to a question from a member of the council, Flanders said his contacts with Costco indicate it has no plans to delay its planned opening.

"They still feel good about the October 2005 opening," he said.

Flanders also updated council members on construction of the new city shops facility, going in immediately northeast of the new city hall. Block is now "going up," he said, "and the target deadline for completion is approximately three-and-a-half weeks, or July 23.

"We should be able to move in by the end of July," said Flanders.

bmickelson@davisclipper.com
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