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SLC’s proposed tiny-house village draws vocal support, but not everyone is sold

Leaders behind the effort pledge to be “the best neighbors you’ve ever had,” while helping those who have “fallen through the cracks.”

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Fred Alvari, left, speaks in support of a proposed tiny-house village alongside Joseph Grenny, chair of the board of The Other Side Academy, during a public meeting at Salt Lake City Hall on Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2022. The council is considering a tiny-house village to be built on the west side, the first phase would be located on 8 city-owned acres west of Redwood Road between Indiana Avenue and 500 South.