Salt Lake City's Westside was the scene of celebration Saturday, August 12, as residents gathered to celebrate the 9-Line and officially recognize new improvements to the trail. The four-hour event billed as the Westside Forward Festival, served as the grand opening...
In a meeting that lasted over five hours, various stakeholders gathered last Thursday for a work session with the Historic Landmark Commission to discuss a proposed mixed-use development of 3.5 acres on the 600 South block of 700 East. Nothing has been approved and...
While some residents might not feel that the plan is ready, but the Planning Commission voted during their November 9th meeting to forward a favorable recommendation for the city's first-ever Transit Master Plan. City officials expect the city to gain 40,000 new...
Over a year since the Salt Lake City officials launched an aggressive public outreach to gather feedback on the city's first ever Transit Master Plan, officials are again asking residents to weigh in before the plan goes before the Salt Lake City Council for final...
With the one-year moratorium in Salt Lake City on impact fees set to expire November 2, the Salt Lake City Council is considering a four-month extension. During Tuesday's work session, council members explored several options on what to do with impact fees after the...
After multiple setbacks, a plan to redevelop the 27-acre campus of the now-defunct Granite High School in South Salt Lake has been revived. Garbett Homes recently announced updated plans to redevelop the back end of the property, where the school's pool building is...
As more and more Utahns trade their suburban trappings for life in the big city, the capital's affordable housing crisis grows increasingly dire with each newly-signed lease or bill of sale. During their work session Tuesday, members of the Salt Lake City Council...