The dirt is owned by the Woodbury family. They increase revenue with the tower (plus got tens of millions of tax

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Nov 27, 2015
11:35:52pm

HarlemCoug Contributor

The dirt is owned by the Woodbury family. They increase revenue with the tower (plus got tens of millions of tax

breaks from the kind tax payers in Utah county). For the dirt owners, it's a no brainer...

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HarlemCoug

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What's the logic of building an office bldg in a mall parking lot?

franklyvulgar

11/27/15 11:29pm

Not to mention expanding University Parkway is pretty much

byubyu

11/27/15 11:35pm

The dirt is owned by the Woodbury family. They increase revenue with the tower (plus got tens of millions of tax

HarlemCoug

11/27/15 11:35pm

I guess the real question is why would the tax payers of Utah county agree to give tens of millions of

HarlemCoug

11/27/15 11:41pm

Orem city council gave them a huge tax benefit - no increase in

Monomachos

11/28/15 9:15am

I thought the building had to do with the mall expansion/renovation but today

cougarnerd

11/27/15 11:49pm

When the full expansion is done there'll be plenty of parking (in garages)

byuluvr

11/28/15 12:27am

They're trying to build an "urban core" and bring some of the high tech

AF Cougar

11/28/15 5:49am

The tech companies and others go to Lehi for 1 big reason the employee pool

11/28/15 7:47am

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