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 The city of Elk Ridge is located at the southern end of Utah County, Utah. The city is situated to the south of Salem and Payson on the foothills looking up to the 10,685 foot Mount Loafer. The elevation of Elk Ridge is at 5,300 feet. The 2008 Census estimate showed a population of 2,432. Summers are cool and winters are snowy. The city was originally called Salem Hills when formed in 1978, but was soon changed to Elk Ridge because of the large amounts of elk that wintered in the area. People love Elk Ridge because of the panoramic views of Utah Valley, the surrounding mountains and wildlife, the small town atmosphere, and the strong sense of community. Whether you come to play a round of golf at the neighboring Gladstan Golf Course, let the kids play at Shuler Park, hike the mountains in the abutting national forest, or just come for a visit, you'll fall in love with Elk Ridge! PUBLIC HEARINGSNotice is hereby given that the Elk Ridge Planning Commission will hold a Public Hearing on Thursday, February 9, 2012 at 7:05 P.M., on a proposed amendment to Elk Ridge code regarding planned unit development (PUD). The meeting will be held at the Elk Ridge City Hall, 80 E. Park Dr., Elk Ridge, UT.
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