- Clyde Companies celebrates its 100th anniversary by breaking ground on Ironton.
- The development will include homes, restaurants, walking trails and an ice-skating ribbon.
- Chairman Wilford Clyde emphasizes giving back to the community with this project.
SPRINGVILLE — It’s just a patch of dirt now on the border of Provo and Springville off Highway 89.
But someday, you might come here for dinner, bring your ice skates, or even live here.
Clyde Companies broke ground Monday on Ironton, a development spanning the two Utah County cities. The plans show townhomes, condos and single-family homes, along with restaurants, walking trails, public art and an ice-skating ribbon.
For Wilford Clyde, the company’s chairman and the grandson of founder W.W. Clyde, the location is part of what makes the project significant…