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Exclusive: SLC Council members shared scathing text messages about Utah MLB ballpark deal

They complained about the Larry H. Miller Co. and fretted about lost revenue, lost control of land use, and, mostly, how the big league pursuit could harm west-siders.

(The Larry H. Miller Co.) The Larry H. Miller Co. released renderings for its plans for the Power District development on Salt Lake City’s west side on Feb. 15, 2024. The 100-acre site along North Temple is where the company's proposed Major League Baseball stadium would be built. Text messages shows city officials worry about the ultimate impact on the west side.

(The Larry H. Miller Co.) The Larry H. Miller Co. released renderings for its plans for the Power District development on Salt Lake City’s west side on Feb. 15, 2024. The 100-acre site along North Temple is where the company's proposed Major League Baseball stadium would be built. Text messages shows city officials worry about the ultimate impact on the west side.

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