San Juan County OKs guidelines for Spanish Valley development that could double county population

(Zak Podmore | The Salt Lake Tribune) Five miles south of Moab, Spanish Valley is expected to see rapid growth as a $13 million water and sewer project nears completion.

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San Juan County OKs guidelines for Spanish Valley development that could double county population

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Development planned south of Moab could mean thousands more residents, double the population of San Juan County

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