Now we all know that Costco owns the land on the SE corner of Bangerter Hwy and 104^th South and over the past 2 years my sources say that Costco has changed their mind about building and opening the South Jordan Costco which is planned for sometime in the future many, many times. Supposedly Costco has bought land all over the US and has waited years in some places until they start building. Now we all have heard the rumors about slow West Valley Costco sales catching the eye of the Costco brass and that those numbers are the reason that Costco is still waiting, I am not so sure about that. The one thing I do know is that Costco did indicate when they first bought the land that they would not start building anything until the construction of 104^th was completed, which was done late last year.

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   So what do you know? Well it looks like some serious infrastructure is being built on their property ever since the construction of the 104^th expansion was completed (and no Mr. Whoever, I am not talking about the Car Wash). I have some feelers out to my contacts about it and could hear something soon or not, it’s a pretty tight lipped project…

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What do you know?  feel free to comment...

   Has anyone heard or dealt with the issue of concrete curbing either in Eastlake or Founder's park? As I understand it in Founder's park it was allowed but now in Eastlake and North Shore concrete curbing in the front yard is not allowed by the DRC. Before February 2010 there was no way of knowing this unless you specifically asked the DRC. It wasn't in any documentation available to residents. I recently found out it was in the information given to builders though.

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Here is a note from an Eastlake Village resident, PLEASE leave your comment on this article so this Daybreak resident can get some feedback…

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   Are you pondering some of those big questions, “like why am I here?”  ”What is my purpose on earth?” Well then, grab your bible and a brew and talk about it.

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   That is the thinking behind a new group that meets once a week at a pub in South Jordan.  Pastor Charles Hill hosts the brew and bible discussion Monday nights from 7-9 at MacCool’s Public House in the District.

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   Hill says he knows alcohol and the bible may not mix well with many Christians, but he told The Christian Post, he’s willing to go mobile, with beer in hand, “We go where the people are like Jesus did, and of course we are criticized,” said Hill, who had half a beer Monday night. “This is the hardest place in the country to plant a church. They will not come to us. We have to be Jesus and go to them.”  Hill says referring to the large number of people who are members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. .

(thanks goes out to the www.oursouthvalley.com team for the article) 

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For those who wish to buy a share: http://www.eastfarms.net/Application2010.pdf 

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Fill out this application and write in Daybreak under the Thursday pick up. Send in your application and payment to East Farms LLC, 4910 West Canvasback Lane West Point, UT 84015

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For those who are not familiar with the term CSA (Community Supported Agriculture): A CSA is where members of the local community pay a fee at the beginning of the growing season to meet a farm's operating expenses for the upcoming season. In return, these members or "shareholders," receive a portion of the farm's produce each week throughout the growing season.

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More info: East Farms http://www.eastfarms.net/join.htm Duration: 18 weeks (June- October) Cost:  $250 for a half –share (1-3 people) and $450 for a full-share (4-6 people). Dates: Each Thursday starting in June, you will receive a box full (or half full depending on what you choose) of locally grown, organic, seasonal veggies.

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Why I am going to buy a share:

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   I wanted to get the word out about some of the local businesses in our area in hopes that if anyone is in need or any of the services they offer you could support your neighbors and give them an opportunity to serve you. Here are some of the local businesses and their information (if you are a local business owner I will be happy to list your businesses for free of course on the website as well, just contact me at : This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it )

 Luckyfish Groundkeeping ~  

                                                                                

   We are beginning our 2010 season with a bang!  Requests are coming in for: .

Aerations (we are scheduling them for the week of March 21st, weather-permitting)Fertilizations

Spring clean-ups

Sprinkler system activations and inspections (last week in March, weather-permitting)

Shrub and tree pruning (ASAP)Assessments and recommendations 

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   Light landscaping requests are being received, as well, so the season is filling up, fast. If you are interested in any Spring-time services OR in renewing your accounts for the 2010 season (property care), please let us know. .If you renew by March 31st, last year's costs will apply to your services. .

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(801) 419-7650
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www.LuckyFishLLC.com 

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Zander Homes ~ specializes in custom basement construction with quality that's affordable.