Herriman is planning to attract the first Trader Joe's store to Salt Lake County's west side as part of its economic development efforts. This initiative aims to boost local commerce and provide more shopping options for residents, which could also enhance the city's appeal. Residents should care because this development may improve their quality of life and contribute to the city's economic growth.
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The projects may increase local tax revenue through new commercial activity.
Local residents may gain access to new businesses and services.
Taxing entities see a temporary reduction in tax revenue during the life of the CDA.
The city is reviewing plans to add more commercial space in existing plazas and change zoning to allow for more flexible business uses. This could mean more shops and services for residents, but also potential changes to traffic and neighborhood character.
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The city uses CDAs to help fund infrastructure for new businesses. It's a way to grow the tax base, but it means some tax money is diverted to pay for these improvements instead of going to the general fund.