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Have you been in a brand new community recently where there is trendous activity going on? Holes are dug, foundations are being poured, wood is being delivered, drywall is being hung, hardie board is getting installed, roofers are nailing shingles, plumbers and electricians are all over the place, water heaters and furnaces are being delivered in bunches?
This is what is going on in Jordan Willows these days. Lots of activity! Lots of empty lots being filled with Brand New Homes!
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January 5th, 2011 @ 8:37pm
By Steve Fidel
CAMP WILLIAMS — Thursday’s groundbreaking for a $1.5 billion National Security Agency data center is being billed as important in the short term for construction jobs and important in the long term for Utah’s reputation as a technology center.
“This will bring 5,000 to 10,000 new jobs during its construction and development phase,” Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, said Wednesday. “Once completed, it will support 100 to 200 permanent high-paid employees.”
Officially named the Utah Data Center, the facility’s role in aggregating and verifying dizzying volumes of data for the intelligence community has already earned it the nickname “Spy Center.” It’s really long moniker is the Community Comprehensive National Cyber-security Initiative Data Center — the first in the nation’s intelligence community.
A White House document identifies the Comprehensive National Cyber-security Initiative as addressing “one of the most serious economic and national security challenges we face as a nation, but one that we as a government or as a country are not adequately prepared to counter.” The document details a number of technology-related countermeasures to the security threat.
Hatch said Utah was chosen for the project over 37 other locations. He characterized the cyber-security center as the “largest military construction project in recent memory.”
Hatch said he promoted Utah’s favorable energy costs, Internet infrastructure, thriving software industry and proximity to the Salt Lake International Airport when working to see Camp Williams earn the bid for the data center.
The Army Corps of Engineers is overseeing the project that is under contract to a joint venture between Big-D Construction in Salt Lake City, U.K.-based Balfour Beatty Construction and DPR Construction out of California.
“This project is going to give an opportunity for an awful lot of Utahns,” said Rob Moore, president and COO of Big-D and chairman of the Associated General Contractors in Utah.
According to Moore, construction workers have seen jobs in Utah drop from 100,000 in 2008 to about 66,000 today. “My subcontractors, suppliers and vendors are very appreciative of the work that will be available on this project,” he said.
Grading work is already under way for the complex, which is scheduled to include 100,000 square feet for the data center and 900,000 square feet for technical support and administrative space. The center is designed to be capable of generating all of its own power through backup electrical generators and will have both fuel and water storage. Construction is designed to achieve environmentally significant LEED Silver certification.
“It is so unique and so intensive,” Hatch said. “This will establish our state as one of the leading states for technology.”
Jobs are coming….prices will increase…Jordan Willows is the place to be!
As a home builder in Utah, FieldStone Homes understands what it takes to build a quality home for you. Beware, not all home builders are the same. To help with your search for a home building partner, make sure to review the items below.
H – O – M – E – B – U – I – L – D – E – R
- H - Honesty
Make sure you select a builder that has a reputation of Honesty! Ask to walk a home under construction, ask for an Option Price packet prior to signing any papers, ask if the prices drop while in backlog, would the builder discount your home as well?
- O - Observe
Look at the Community and notice the pride of ownership of the homeowners, take a look and ask the neighbors about how the builder did in building the house, and would they build with them again? Watch a home being built and look at the debris and trash left at a homesite while under construction.
- M – Models
Are the models decked out? It is hard to envision a home with all the options and upgrades that are in the model. Many builders put $80 – $100k into one model home, it makes it a challenge to find out what the standard features are, Make sure to find out what is “standard”!
- E – Energy Efficiency
What has the builder done to be more energy efficient? Low E windows? Rating on Furnace? Insulation? Do they test their homes to be energy efficient, truly? Ask!
- B – Boundary Lines
Are the Home Sites clearly Marked with pins in the curb and flags/stakes on the property lines? This is necessary to know what exactly you are buying! Make sure you know the home site size and where your property starts and finished!
- U – Under Construction
How does a builder build and who build their homes is critical in knowing that you are getting a quality home! Ask for the building schedule! If a builder does not have one, how do you know that the home will be right, and in a timely fashion. If a schedule cannot be furnished, be leery if your home will be done when they claim it will be complete!
- I – Investigate
Make sure you do your due diligence, there are many builders in the area that you should look at comparing each other to! Find out the price, quality, warranty, size and standard features and then make a educated decision!
- L – Lifestyle
Find a builder that caters to your lifestyle. You have different needs and desires in a home, will the builder adapt to your needs and allow for some changes that are necessary for you and your family?
- D – Development
What does the overall community look like? The builder cannot control everything in the community after the homes are sold, but they sure could use their influence and leave the legacy in place after the community is completely sold out! If the builder does not care about the community, do you think they will care about your home they are building?
- E – Experience
Critical Component of Selecting a Quality Builder….How many homes have sold and built in the area? How long have they been in business? Has any of their homes gone through the warranty process? Is the builder, still trying to get a foot in the market place, or they established? Make sure you select a builder that you feel 100% confident that has gone through the good and bad times, as they hold your warranty, make sure they will be around to cover your home issues!
- R – Rating
The Better Business Bureau rates all things. They are a private 3rd party group that monitors customer service complaints and makes sure the public is aware of the atrocities that businesses perform on the public. This is a vital component in finding s Quality Home Builder….would you have a surgeon complete surgery on you if they got an F in Anatomy? Then why have a builder with an F build you a home?
If you have any questions about building new homes in Utah or would like help in selecting the best location for your family, please give us a call for more information.
It is finally here…Construction is Done, Landscaping Looks Great, Furniture and Decorations are coming along…Sales have been brisk…The Grand Opening Event is a Tail Gating Theme, Brats, Hotdogs, Football Bounce Houses, Pop Corn, and some great prizes…Come and Enjoy the Fun….
FieldStone Homes has been a home builder in Utah for the past 12 years and now has a new look.
Great Layout, Open and spacious kitchen. Large Family room shows the pop out option. Huge Master Bedroom with Accent Windows. Large Walk in Closet and Desirable Master Bathroom. Two Large bedrooms with their own space in the walk in closets.
Large Loft for future 4th bedroom or flex space!
Let me know what you think…
FieldStone Homes is a new home builder with new homes in Lehi, Utah and other great locations within Utah.
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The High School Mascot is the Lehi Pioneers, which is so fitting for this wonderful city. The Lehi Roller Mills was the “Dance Hall” in the movie Footloose, that was the only thing in town when the movie was made, but now this is a bustling little town at the North End of Utah County. This is the Last Stop before Salt Lake County. There is still a small “downtown” area with cute quaint shops, little bakery’s and restaurants, and even an old bed and breakfast and motel on Main Street. This is a tight knit community that has seen amazing growth in the past few years.
Lehi has been listed many times over the past few years as the fastest growing city in Utah. It was the home to Micron, which is now IM Flash Technologies (joint venture between Micron and Intel), which has thousands of great jobs and is a tremendous draw for the highly educated and young employment base in North Utah County.
Lehi is also home to a HUGE Cabela’s Retail Store where hard core outdoor enthusiasts come from across the West to buy their Hunting and Outdoor Gear. This store is the focal point for growth in between Salt Lake County and Utah County Called the “Point of the Mountain”. There is tremendous residential and commerical projects approved and in the infancy that will continue to enhance Lehi as a superb place for large development and a “business” friendly city. Don’t forget to check out Utah New Homes.
The city of Lehi also knows how to have fun. One block off of Main Street there is the all encompasing “Legacy Center”. This is the work out, city playground, indoor pool, fitness center and everything else that spells “fun” within the city limits. A one-stop shop for children and adult sports programs.
Lehi has incredible schools and iswithin the Alpine School district, which is formidable as a top school district in the State.
Lehi is situated at the north end of Utah Lake, which is home to fishing, boating, and numerous walking, biking and jogging trails abound. At the west side of Lehi is the Jordan River Parkway, which sits next to the Jordan River. This parkway starts and ends at Utah Lake but can be walked, biked, jogged on for miles and miles up north of Salt Lake City. A great state funded parkway that is paved and shaded with park benches, pavillions and many exciting scenery points along the way.
Lehi is growing, both with people, businesses and infrastucture. This has always been a great town to live in, but now it is getting all the ammenities to be an amazing City, and it would be perfect for any person or family to move into. Many great residentials developments to choose from, so make sure you visit them all!
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