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Avenues residents criticize Rocky Mountain Power foothills project at Salt Lake City Council meeting.
Several residents of the Upper Avenues spoke to the Salt Lake City Council on Tuesday evening about a roadway that Rocky Mountain Power allegedly constructed without notice in the Foothills last week. The Council also passed two ceremonial resolutions, one declaring November as Native American Heritage Month and the other recognizing Nov. 20 as Transgender Day of Remembrance.
Several residents of the Upper Avenues spoke to the Salt Lake City Council on Tuesday evening about a roadway that Rocky Mountain Power allegedly constructed without notice in the Foothills last week. The Council also passed two ceremonial resolutions, one declaring November as Native American Heritage Month and the other recognizing Nov.
20 as Transgender Day of Remembrance. Rocky Mountain Power Construction Several residents of Edgehill Road, located in the Upper Avenues, spoke to the Council about an access road that Rocky Mountain Power recently dug into the Foothills.
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