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What happens when density comes knocking? On this quiet Salt Lake City street, neighbors got to know each other — and pushed back.

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The project’s owners said the pushback took them by surprise.

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For the last 25 years, Ross Whitaker has lived along a quiet street in Glendale without interacting much with his neighbors.

“At the moment, it was devastating.

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