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HEBER CITY, Utah (AP) -- Heber City may soon keep big box stores from being built.
The Heber City Planning Commission sent a recommendation to limit the size of retail stores to 75-thousand square feet.
If the City Council adopts the recommendation, it would halt some big box development. In particular, it would keep a Wal-Mart Super Center from coming to Heber City.
Super Centers are 120-thousand square feet and larger.
The City Council plans to hold a public hearing on the proposal June 6th. The city's moratorium on big box development expires June 15th.
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