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Sugar House neighborhood still sour on high-rise development plan.
How about a 305-foot high-rise on the site of the former Wells Fargo drive-through bank?
Miss: Sugar Housing No doubt we don't have enough housing—especially affordable housing—in Salt Lake. But sometimes you have to wonder where and what the plan really is. Take the formerly quaint neighborhood of Sugar House, for instance. Harbor Bay Ventures, an Illinois-based company, rolled in with a unique, if stunning, idea.
How about a 305-foot high-rise on the site of the former Wells Fargo drive-through bank? They claim a big, blocky structure made of some kind of innovative sawdust timber will help everything, including traffic.
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