State land is rarely turned into subdivisions

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May 24, 2024
7:16:35pm

Charles Darwin All-American

State land is rarely turned into subdivisions

We need starter homes in this state more than we need publicly funded playgrounds for rich people.

I prefer the places stay wild to either of these

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Originally posted on May 24, 2024 at 7:16:35pm

Message modified by Charles Darwin on May 24, 2024 at 7:29:22pm

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Charles Darwin

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The last thing I will say about this is probably the biggest reason why Utah doesn’t have better high caliber golf

JOPE Resident Golf Fanatic

May 24, 6:22pm

It would be tragic to lose more natural places to golf courses

May 24, 6:35pm

Ya, much better to build a bunch of ugly overpriced starter homes instead

Tare

May 24, 6:51pm

State land is rarely turned into subdivisions

May 24, 7:16pm

We used to go to California or Arizona for golf trips but now we just hit

bulletproof

May 24, 6:35pm

Sure, St. George is by far the best area for Utah golf,

JOPE

May 24, 6:39pm

I was really agreeing with your assessment. If you had to name your top 10 in

bulletproof

May 24, 6:47pm

Not surprising. Utah has a low disposable income.

rad dawg

May 24, 6:58pm

They built a new course in Morgan. Just pay $500k a year to join Wasatch Peaks.

maYbe

May 24, 7:09pm

Yeah I think you’re on to something there. All else equal, more courses means

royal_blue

May 25, 6:53pm

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