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Ivory Homes is preparing to begin work on two residential projects in northern Utah.
The Clinton City Planning Commission has given preliminary approval to Ivory for a 37-acre residential development called Tuscan Highlands, located in the area of 1000 W. and 1300 No.
Ivory will develop the lots, as well as build and sell the homes, according to Ivory's northern Utah division manager Gary Wright, who said the development will encompass 102 home sites...