Summary
Sandy city leaders tried to block a big apartment complex, but a judge just said 'no dice.' Get ready for more housing options as a 196-unit project is now approved.
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More apartments mean more potential renters and tax revenue for Sandy.
Renters and anyone looking for more housing options in Sandy will benefit from this new development.
No groups negatively affected
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Federal Judge Rules Against Sandy, Allowing 196-Unit Project to Move Ahead
Federal Judge Rules Against Sandy, Allowing 196-Unit Project to Move Ahead Building Salt Lake
City council approves 96-unit development on ‘Farnsworth Farms’ property | Sandy Utah News
City council approves 96-unit development on ‘Farnsworth Farms’ property | Sandy Utah News Sandy Journal
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