Article: A rocky time in Sandy over old gravel pit

For a person who grew up in Sandy listening to the Beach Boys in the '60s, it's hard to believe that the old gravel pit is stirring up so much trouble.

Equally hard to believe is that anyone would be willing to pay the $40 million developers are rumored to be ready to shell out for the 107-acre property if and/or when the old gravel pit is rezoned to allow for a development that would include restaurants, shops, a park and housing units bookended by a Wal-Mart and a Lowe's Home Improvement Store.

If only I'd known. I'd have bought that eyesore when they were giving it away.

The question, as anyone in Sandy not living in a gravel pit knows by now, is whether the old gravel pit should have its ...

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