When the required number of signatures were obtained on the referendum petition it gave the 6 sponsors a tremendous amount of power. After careful consideration, the sponsors unanimously chose to use that power to keep the referendum in place
There has been a lot of discussion about water and the Wohali development. This article takes a closer look at the agreements between Coalville City and the developer on both the withdrawn and recently approved applications. The Worth Of
Thankfully the year 2020 is behind us and the new year is finally here! We're ready to look ahead, set some goals and move in a new direction. But before we do let's take a look back at some
Our elected Coalville City officials deserve to know what their roles are. Monday's meeting included a hearty helping of training provided by city staff, but was it appropriate or useful for our council? The Agenda The meeting was
Looking back on this year there have been lots of highs and lows. But there is always so much to be grateful for and most of all we are thankful for this amazing community! Back in January when we
How did we go from a highly contested annexation hearing where Coalville City brought in the Wohali land to "protect Coalville" - to a new, developer influenced code that allows nearly any type of big development in any
We finally have the results of the Reconsidered Advisory Opinion for Wohali's current application. Unfortunately, this time the news was not favorable to the Coalville City General Plan or the mission of CFRG. So why the complete turn around?
Questions remain about where water to fill the Wohali dam will ultimately come from. The Coalville City Council met on Monday, October 26, 2020 with a number of items on the agenda. While the council, staff and Wohali Representative
Who gave permission for water rights owned by Coalville City to be used in the Utah State approval of the Wohali pond and dam? The public has been assured that Wohali would be required to provide their own secondary
