Posted Jan 11, 2007, 5:37 AM
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Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: Inland Empire (CA)
Posts: 3,498
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Of course, Farmington is a suburb. Few cities have the potential for true urban development. I can point to a half-dozen examples in Portland where they tried to urbanize a suburban community, and it looks like something in a horror movie. Parking garages and highrises need to be put in a nice urban grid, not in the winding avenues of suburbia.
I think for suburban development, Farmington Station looks great! I would be upset if it was being built in Downtown Ogden, Salt lake, or Provo.... but for Farmington it fits right in.
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