Boundary Shift Triggers Angst for Homeowners
Deseret News (Salt Lake City) › December 18, 2004
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DRAPER, Utah County -- Initially, David Selim and his wife thought the boundary adjustment proposed by officials in Salt Lake and Utah counties would be good for them.
They would no longer be living in a home divided between two counties. The whole house would be in one county, and he could stop having periodic discussions with his mortgage company over where his two tax checks should be sent.See the full content of this document
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Boundary Shift Triggers Angst for Homeowners
The problem is, he wants it to be in Utah County where he believes the schools are better and the taxes are lower.
He was shocked to find his house, which is on the south side ...See the full content of this document
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