Utah Lt. Gov. says ‘West Hills’ can move forward with incorporation process

The proposed new town between Kamas and Hideout just cleared its first hurdle.

(West Hills Feasibility Study | LRB Public Finance Advisors) The lieutenant governor's feasibility study includes an updated map (above) showing which landowners remain after at least nine opted out of West Hills.

Utah Lt. Gov. says ‘West Hills’ can move forward with incorporation process

The proposed new town between Kamas and Hideout just cleared its first hurdle.

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