- The Larry H. Miller Company announced plans on Thursday to restore a section of the Jordan River.
- Residents on Friday expressed optimism, but are concerned about potential gentrification in the Fairpark area.
- Discussions focus on preserving community character while embracing development opportunities.
SALT LAKE CITY — Of all the places in Salt Lake City to live, Jeffery Olson said there’s something special about the west side.
“I really love Fairpark,” he said with a smile. It’s a neighborhood he is proud to call home.
“We have wonderful neighbors. It’s a great place,” Olson said…