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The city is continuing efforts to separate from the Front Waste Recycling District and contract directly with a private provider. This move is anticipated to result in lower costs for residents, with potential savings of approximately 25%.
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Herriman is looking at pulling out of the Wasatch Front Waste and Recycling District and approving a new trash collection contract with Waste Management. This could change how your garbage gets picked up and how much you pay.
Could allow higher-density residential development on the property, changing the neighborhood landscape.
Expands commercial options and design standards along Herriman Boulevard while protecting neighboring homes with landscaped berms.
This rezone will bring a new local business to Herriman, offering bicycle sales and service, and is expected to contribute to the city's commercial tax base and provide jobs.