Intermountain Medical Center could add an expansion tower of roughly 150 feet in the future following an approval from the Murray City Planning Commission.
The commission voted unanimously on an amendment to the massive hospital complex’s conditional use permit, which was initially approved back in 2004 and allowed the hospital complex to be built. The vote paves the way for the new tower, which will be home to an expanded flagship cancer center.
In addition to the cancer center, the plans also include a new four-level, 665-stall parking structure, which would be built along State Street, as well as an expansion of the complex’s central utility plan. The proposed cancer center would be built on what’s currently a surface parking lot to the northeast of the main hospital tower…