Salt Lake City neighbors fight rezone that could replace century-old homes

Ann-Michelle Neal loves the fireplace in her 1906 home on 800 East. The original tile and other details offer reminders of the people who lived there long before she and her daughter moved in.

Now, the building is among three residential properties that could be torn down for a proposed five-story apartment project. Neal and other tenants are wondering what would happen if they had to find somewhere else to live.

“It’s both functional and beautiful, and those are things that can’t be replaced,” Neal said of her home…

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