COALVILLE, Utah — A proposed overhaul of Summit County’s rezone process is intended to make development applications less expensive and allow the county to reach decisions faster. That is what county staff told the Summit County Council in a late July work session. But the discussion on the proposal raised a more fundamental question: If the county approves a development based on a conceptual plan, how much authority will elected officials retai…
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