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Which aspects of the Cedar Crest vision do you find most appealing?

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Kelvin Judd
What types of educational and cultural programming would you like to see most in your neighborhood?

Remote Utah State University Campus. Ag Training. Trade and Tech Schools. Cultural Heritage events and buildings that preserve the nature of the area.

Ivory Homes

Kelvin, Like you, we know the educational and cultural programming needs of the Hoytsville community are important to get right. Thank you for sharing these ideas, we will evaluate the possibilities.

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Kelvin Judd
Do you support efforts to balance growth throughout Summit County?

Not throughout, but it does need to be planned for. Hoytsville continues to evolve. The Hoytsville my grandpa grew up in was all agriculture and very different from today. The whole world was different... Read more...

Ivory Homes

Kelvin: The development team includes some of the best placemaking and planning experts in the country. We know the needs of the Hoytsville community are different and unique to the area. It is our intent... Read more...

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Kelvin Judd
What amenities need to be put in place for community members to more safely utilize and enjoy open space?

Open space is a vital here, and for those of us that don’t own a lot of acreage, shared access to open space is important. No one wants to see too much growth happen too fast or at all, but growth is inevitable,... Read more...

Ivory Homes

Kelvin: As community builders, we approach each location differently and take into consideration a variety of factors when developing an amenity plan. It is our intent to weave amenities and open space... Read more...

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Kelvin Judd
What do you think is currently missing in Hoytsville? (This could be amenities, services, housing types, etc.)

I grew up here, and it is still my favorite place. I don't believe Hoytsville is necessarily “missing” anything. This place is unique, and the character and rural nature of it should be preserved. My family... Read more...

Ivory Homes

Kelvin: Thank you for taking the time to comment. Every area of the state is facing growth challenges. However, by implementing effective community development principles we can help achieve smart and... Read more...

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Kelvin Judd
What other questions or suggestions do you have about this project?

Coalville had an opportunity to get a lot of things from the Wohali development, but ended up missing out on a lot of benefits because residents thought they were going to stop a private property owner... Read more...

Ivory Homes

Kelvin, Thank you for taking the time to share your experience. The development team intends to continue to engage with residents to help achieve smart and incremental growth for the town of Hoytsville... Read more...

Tracy Sargent

I hope that IVORY homes is sincere in their words when it comes to neghborhoods, and keep in mind what created the town of HOYTSVILLE. Just a suggestion of something around Brown Dairy similar or close... Read more...

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Chris Ure
What kinds of community benefits do you think will be most valuable / are you most excited about the neighborhood?

The only community benefit should be that the development is put together in a manner that neighborhoods are kid friendly

Ivory Homes

Chris: It is our intent to weave amenities and open space into the natural landscape that will benefit the young and the young at heart.

Will Pelky

I see a lot around bike paths walk trails cross country ski trails when better then half the current residents are horse owner what about what about some your open space being utilized for that?

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Chris Ure
What types of educational and cultural programming would you like to see most in your neighborhood?

Trade schools

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Chris Ure
What do you think is currently missing in Hoytsville? (This could be amenities, services, housing types, etc.)

A place for future generations to live

Ivory Homes

Chris: We want to be part of the solution and we think our key focus areas differentiate us from other developments in the area. Ivory Homes and Larry H. Miller Communities are both invested in the long-term... Read more...

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Hudson Zwahlen
What do you think is currently missing in Hoytsville? (This could be amenities, services, housing types, etc.)

What about obtainable housing for essential workers that are trying to grow a family?and have some space? Hunting, farming, and gardening is a huge part of the appeal of raising a family in this rural... Read more...

Ivory Homes

Hudson: Creating affordable housing options while keeping the rural charm of Hoytsville is our intent. Thank you for your ideas on amenities and community programming.

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Danielle J
What other questions or suggestions do you have about this project?

I fail to see how this project benefits the community and its surroundings especially over the long run. There are too many unknowns. What are the impacts on traffic? Water supply and quality? Natural... Read more...

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Danielle J
What kinds of community benefits do you think will be most valuable / are you most excited about the neighborhood?

Overall, I'm not excited about the Cedar Crest Village project. I think that eventually the rural character and slower pace of life will be lost and that will be a negative impact on the community and... Read more...

Ivory Homes

Danielle: The development team includes some of the best placemaking experts in the country. Like you, we know the needs of the Hoytsville community are different and unique to the area. It is our intent... Read more...

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Danielle J
What do you think is currently missing in Hoytsville? (This could be amenities, services, housing types, etc.)

What's missing is emphasis on rural character. Another thing that's missing is the commitment to preserving the rural essence of the place. The 'growth is inevitable' mindset will destroy the rural character,... Read more...

Ivory Homes

Danielle: Our goal is to maintain the existing rural character and heritage of Hoytsville while ensuring the goals of local landowners and communities are met. The team will also recognize, complement,... Read more...

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Steve Hanson
What other questions or suggestions do you have about this project?

Why are you so greedy?

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Steve Hanson
What kinds of community benefits do you think will be most valuable / are you most excited about the neighborhood?

Absolutely none. This type development doesn't benefit anyone other than the developers. We don't need an Ivory Homes West Jordan/Daybreak development. Nobody here wants to live in a suburban fake town.

Ivory Homes

Steve: The vision for the town of Hoytsville is part of a village overlay adopted in 2018 to incentivize cooperation and community design flexibility. After a decade of community discussions, Larry H.... Read more...

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Steve Hanson
What amenities need to be put in place for community members to more safely utilize and enjoy open space?

Nothing. Leave it alone. I don't want to live in Daybreak. That's why I don't live in Daybreak and don't want you building the typical Ivory Homes eyesore. Ivory Homes??? Come on.

Ivory Homes

Steve: The type of development that works in a place like Daybreak may not be appropriate for a location like Hoytsville. The unique geography, existing transportation systems, economy and other factors... Read more...

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