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St. George City Council reviews mixed-use plan for former hospital site

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The St. George City Council considered a proposal to redevelop a former Intermountain Health hospital property. The proposed Temple View development would replace the former hospital campus with a mix of residential and commercial buildings. The plan includes 48 townhomes, 123 apartments, and a 63-room condo-hotel, along with retail and restaurant space.

From stgeorgeutah.com

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The plan involves replacing the former hospital campus, which belonged to Dixie Regional Medical Center, with a mixed-use complex. This shift changes the economic function of the large property in the area, moving from a medical campus to residential and commercial use.

From stgeorgeutah.com

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