Tribune:
Gov. Gary Herbert is poised to sign a conservation easement that will protect 252 acres -- the site of an ancient Indian village -- from development of a train station and commercial project along the Jordan River in Draper, his spokeswoman confirmed Monday night.
The easement would take away one of four alternatives for a future Utah Transit Authority train station, one that UTA at one point considered its top choice.
Representatives of Utah's Indian tribes and Utah Open Lands praised the long-awaited easement, which they said will preserve a significant natural and cultural resource.
