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Salt Lake City’s mayor promised a new west-side pool. Then the city pulled it from the plans.

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The mayor said it’s important that the park is “built out to be resilient, water-wise and a sustainable operation” for years to come. 23, 2026. Original plans for the park included a pool. Comment Add as Preferred Source “It will include a pool.

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