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Salt Lake City Council set to vote on mixed-use zoning overhaul after making adjustments
The Salt Lake City Council continues to adjust its proposed overhaul of the city’s mixed-use zoning code, and they could vote on it next week.
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New city plans call for hundreds of housing units, a hotel and more at Smith’s Ballpark site
Salt Lake City has unveiled its plans to overhaul Smith’s Ballpark and redevelop the site to include housing, a hotel and ...
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East Central apartment project seeks upzone along 400 South
RMF-35 zoning, despite its recent liberalization, will continue to inhibit density on the site, says the applicant.
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Utah Transportation Commission derails plan to extend S-Line Streetcar into Sugar House shopping center
The project actually proposes an extension of roughly 1,500 feet (or a quarter mile), enough to take the streetcar from its ...
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Weeks after annexation, Northpoint parcels hit the market for commercial development
Around 50 acres of land annexed into Salt Lake City is available for industrial development as part of the new Northpoint ...
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Huge family-sized townhome project in Glendale approved by Planning Commission
The Salt Lake City Planning Commission approved a plan that would build 163 for-sale townhomes to Glendale near the Jordan ...
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Liberty Wells is steps closer to getting a new neighborhood bar
The Salt Lake City Planning Commission unanimously approved a conditional use permit for the Neighbors Bar in Liberty Wells.
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Jacob Scholl, Author at Building Salt Lake
Starting next month, it will cost over 50% more to park on the streets of Downtown Salt Lake City. As part of its citywide budget, which members of the Salt Lake City Council finalized Tuesday night, ...