Provo approves Towne Centre redevelopment, displacing Shady Acres mobile home park
The Provo City Council voted 5-1 on Oct. 20 to approve redeveloping Provo Towne Centre, which will displace residents of the Shady Acres mobile home park.
Key facts
- The council approved the plan 5-1, with Councilor Becky Bogdin, the district's representative, voting no.
- Brixton Capital, the developer, must give each Shady Acres household 18 months to move and $10,000 in relocation assistance.
- Kay Larsen, who has lived in the park for 30 years, said moving her double-wide would cost around $20,000.
- 77 for-sale townhomes will replace the park, and Brixton will also build 1,300 apartments in five buildings.
- In the planned reinvestment zone, 12% of housing must be affordable at 80% or less of area median income, and 3% at 60% or less.
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Source: Provo approves major mall makeover, displacing the mobile home park next door — KUER, October 20, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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