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Wallsburg asks state to repeal controversial incorporation law

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The 300-person town asked Utah lawmakers to ditch the program that allows developers to form towns. Summit County could be close behind. The small Wasatch County town of Wallsburg passed a resolution Thursday, Sept. It's got huge ramifications, huge consequences, because most of the people building these things, that want to develop, that own land, don't live there, he said.

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