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A parched Utah city got the green light to build again, thanks to a new well. Developers are ready.

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Some 1,580 people call Oakley home, according to the latest census. Oakley's biggest yearly draw is its Fourth of July rodeo. The city instituted a construction moratorium in spring of 2021 because of extreme drought. A solution is coming in the form of a new, deeper well, stretching thousands of feet down.

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A parched Utah city got the green light to build again, thanks to a new well. Developers are ready.

Oakley • On a recent Friday morning, Oakley Mayor Zane Woolstenhulme strolled across the street from his home off State Route 32 over to the Oakley Diner, a ‘50s throwback eatery decked out in cherry red and chrome.

·Salt Lake City, United States
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Salt Lake Tribune broke the news in Salt Lake City, United States on Monday, March 25, 2024.
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