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(KSL TV) A proposal to build a Super Wal-Mart shopping center in a Utah County community is meeting with resistance.
At a meeting last night, protestors spoke out against a "big box" retailer moving into Cedar Hills.
Wal Mart wants to build a 158,000 square foot store in an empty lot. The property is zoned for commercial use, but not for a large store.
It would give the city much needed sales tax revenue, but protestors say the Wal-Mart would destroy their neighborhood's small town feel.
A final decision is not expected for several months.
