Summary
Tooele homeowners are facing huge repair bills because their land is sinking and the developer who built the neighborhood is long gone. This mess is forcing the city to rethink how it keeps tabs on construction projects to make sure residents aren't left holding the bag.
At a glance
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Impact analysis
Homeowners are currently on the hook for thousands of dollars in unexpected foundation and property repairs.
Future homebuyers might benefit if the city implements stricter building codes and developer accountability measures.
Current homeowners in the affected neighborhood are suffering from plummeting property values and massive repair costs.
Mentions & discussions (5)
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Tooele homeowners left to repair sinking neighborhood after developers vanish
Tooele homeowners left to repair sinking neighborhood after developers vanish KUTV
Tooele public works responds to claims about 'sinking' subdivision
Tooele public works responds to claims about 'sinking' subdivision KUTV
Residents frustrated over lack of solution to ‘sinking’ streets in Tooele neighborhood
Residents frustrated over lack of solution to ‘sinking’ streets in Tooele neighborhood KUTV
Residents frustrated over lack of solution to ‘sinking’ streets in Tooele neighborhood
Residents frustrated over lack of solution to ‘sinking’ streets in Tooele neighborhood kjzz.com
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