Alpine Utah Homes for Sale
Coldwell Banker Utah has one if the largest Real Estate presence in Utah County. The Utah County Real Estate market has a vast array of starter homes and luxury homes and just about every kind of Utah Home in between. Utah County Real Estate is positioned to show a strong resurgence with strong economic fundamentals and experienced real estate agents working at Coldwell Banker Utah. From our Utah County office we help buyers and sellers in Cedar Hills, Alpine, American Fork, Eagle Mountain, Highland, Lehi, Lindon, Mapleton, Orem, Payson, Pleasant Grove, Provo, Salem, Sataquin, Saratoga Springs, Springville and Spanish Fork. When you are looking to buy or sell in Utah County turn to the customer service leaders at Coldwell Banker for your Utah Home needs. Utah County has a moderate climate with average temperatures in the Utah County Valley ranging from the about 40F to about 92F. Provo Utah was founded in 1849 and was one of the first settlements in Utah County, Provo got its name from the Provo river which in turn took its name from the mountain man, Etienne Provost. Many of the other Utah County communities were officially founded and named the following year, 1850 including Apline, American Fork, Lehi, Pleasant Grove, Payson and Springville. The city of Orem was named after W.C. Orem, builder of the railroad which ran through town. Utah Real Estate in Utah County has grown quickly due to the major sources for income in the Utah County area such as education, medical, manufacturing, computer and service companies. Utah County boasts over 10,500 businesses. The largest employers is Brigham Young University followed by the Alpine School District, Inter mountain Health Care, Utah Valley State University and Novell to name a few. Please contact Robert Bolar today for all of your Utah County property needs.
The Board of Adjustment of Alpine City will hold a meeting on Thursday, May 13,
2010 at 7:00 pm in the Alpine City Hall, 20 North Main, Alpine, Utah for the purpose
of hearing (1) appeals from land use decisions applying or interpreting the land use
ordinances and/or (2) requests for variances to the Alpine City Zoning Ordinance as
follows:
1. Mr. Bruce Parker at 3007 E. Cruise Way in Salt Lake City, Utah, on behalf of the
property owners of the Beck property (approximately 81 acres adjacent to the
proposed Three Falls Ranch PRD Subdivision), has filed an appeal on the Alpine
City Planning Commission’s decision of November 17, 2009, which granted a
revised preliminary approval to the proposed Three Falls Ranch PRD Subdivision
located at the north end of Fort Canyon in Alpine, Utah.
2. Approve the minutes of January 14, 2010.
Posted April 28, 2010
Chairman Bill Sidwell
Coldwell Banker has one if the largest Real Estate presence in Utah County. The Utah County Real Estate market has a vast array of starter homes and luxury homes and just about every kind of Utah Home in between. Utah County Real Estate is positioned to show a strong resurgence with strong economic fundamentals and experienced real estate agents working at Coldwell Banker. From our Utah County office we help buyers and sellers in Cedar Hills, Alpine, American Fork, Eagle Mountain, Highland, Lehi, Lindon, Mapleton, Orem, Payson, Pleasant Grove, Provo, Salem, Sataquin, Saratoga Springs, Springville and Spanish Fork. When you are looking to buy or sell in Utah County turn to the customer service leaders at Coldwell Banker for your Utah Home and House needs.
Utah County has a moderate climate with average temperatures in the Utah County Valley ranging from the about 40F to about 92F. Provo Utah was founded in 1849 and was one of the first settlements in Utah County, Provo got its name from the Provo river which in turn took its name from the mountain man, Etienne Provost. Many of the other Utah County communities were officially founded and named the following year, 1850 including Apline, American Fork, Lehi, Pleasant Grove, Payson and Springville. The city of Orem was named after W.C. Orem, builder of the railroad which ran through town.
Utah Real Estate in Utah County has grown quickly due to the major sources for income in the Utah County area such as education, medical, manufacturing, computer and service companies. Utah County boasts over 10,500 businesses. The largest employers is Brigham Young University followed by the Alpine School District, Inter mountain Health Care, Utah Valley State University and Nevell to name a few.
Alpine city resides in a scenic location in the cove of the mountain. The alpine cove is an especially popular area for large home owners. All of Alpine Utah Real Estate can be searched easily from this link: Alpine Utah Homes Several Large mansions can be found in this popular area of Utah Real Estate. The local schools are District: Alpine Elementary: Alpine Jr High: Timberline Alpine is part of the Provo-Orem, Utah area. The population was 7,146 at the 2000 recording.
Alpine has been growing since the 1970s, and especially the 1990s. Located on the slopes of the Wasatch Range north of Highland and American Fork. At one point there was only one free way exit to Alpine. The west side of the city also runs above the Wasatch Fault.
The city is so named because when it was first settled, it was said the town reminded them
of the Swiss Alps. High School: Lone Peak.
Apline Utah Real Estate is some of the most desirable in the State of Utah. Robert Bolar Utah Realtor loves this area for many reasons. Some of Alpine City residents include: Merlin Olsen- former All-Pro, Pro Football Hall of Fame defensive lineman with the Los Angeles Rams.
Dale Murphy- five-time Gold Glove Award winner, two-time MVP winning outfielder/catcher for the Atlanta Braves.
Todd Christensen- five-time Pro Bowl tight end with the Oakland Raiders. He is currently a sports broadcaster on The Mtn. Sports Network.
Sean Covey- starting quarterback for Brigham Young University for the 1987 and 1988 seasons. Son of motivational author Stephen Covey.
Matt Gifford- fSole proprietor of clothing store, Giff's Corner.
Storm Gray
Lane Franks
Hunter Wilson - A storyteller who's talents are world-renowned.
Alpine City Contact Information: Alpine City Real Estate information:
City Hall - (801) 756-6347, FAX (801) 756-1189
20 North Main Alpine, Utah 84004
Animal Control Alpine/Highland Police 756-9800
Building Department Charmayne Warnock 756-6347 ext. 122
Building Inspections 756-0208
Business Licence Janis Williams 756-6347 x108
Cemetery Sexton Linda Smith 756-6347 ext. 120
City Administrator Ted Stillman 756-6347 ext. 118
Court LP Public Safety District 756-5751
Engineering Shane Sorensen 763-9862
Fire Department LP Public Safety District 763-5365
Mayor Hunt Willoughby 756-6347 x124
Newsline Charmayne Warnock 756-6347 x122
Park Reservations Annalisa Thomas 756-6347 x109
Planning & Development April Riley 756-6347 ext. 134
Public Works Director Jay Healey 756-6347
Recorder Janis Williams 756-6347 ext. 108
Trash & Recycling Ace Disposal 800 724-9995
Treasurer Linda Smith 756-6347 ext. 120
Utility Bill Annette Scott 756-6347 ext. 119
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The Intent and Purpose of Alpine City as I have read from the Alpine City Code:
1. To encourage and facilitate orderly growth and development within the City.
2. To secure economy in municipal expenditures and to facilitate adequate provision for
transportation, water, sewerage, parks, schools and other public requirements.
3. To lessen congestion in the streets, prevent the overcrowding of land, and provide adequate
light and air.
4. To secure safety from fires, floods, traffic hazards and other dangers.
5. To protect property values.
6. To protect the tax base.
7. To promote the development of a more attractive, wholesome and serviceable City.
8. To create conditions favorable to prosperity, civic activities and recreational, educational, and
cultural opportunities.
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