Layton homes flooded with groundwater after homeowners say developers were given green light to build
Layton homes flooded with groundwater after homeowners say developers were given green light to build
and last updated 2021-03-10 20:04:32-05
LAYTON, Utah â When they first started building in East Layton, homeowners said their developers were told by geologists, after a geotechnical survey, it was safe to build.
Almost two years later, some are seeing groundwater flood their property.
Days after Valentine s Day, Shaun Cavanaughâs newly finished basement was ruined, first from the flood and second from the new sump pump that was being installed.
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SALT LAKE CITY A bill that seeks to rename Dixie State University advanced to through both houses of the Utah Legislature on Wednesday following a passionate debate at the Utah Capitol.
The Utah Senate voted 26-3 in favor of the first substitute HB278, sponsored by Sen. Don Ipson, R-St. George. Since the bill was substituted after it passed the House of Representatives last month, the House was forced to re-vote the measure; the legislative body voted 48-23 late Wednesday afternoon in favor of the amended bill. It s now on its way to Gov. Spencer Cox s desk for consideration.
The original HB278 had cleared the House of Representatives with a 51-20 vote on Feb. 10, but the bill wasn t taken up by the Senate Education Committee until earlier this week. In fact, a group of the university s students traveled up from St. George to the Utah State Capitol last month to protest the Senate s pause of the bill at the time.