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Signaling new momentum to urbanists seeking regulatory reforms at Salt Lake City hall, city council leadership has scheduled action on a small group of ordinance…
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The work was facilitated by Mayor Erin Mendenhall’s chief of staff, marking the first cooperation between billboard companies and the office of the mayor in recent years.
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Even though you know, through anecdotes and experience, that something is happening doesn’t mean that those impressions are true across the board. The city’s department…
What happens if a city doesn’t follow its own laws? Not an outdated, inconsequential ordinance but one that is directly linked to public space, personal…
On the west side of Downtown Salt Lake City, 400 West seems like the perfect stretch of street for a light rail extension. Lots of…
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As the number of people living in Downtown Salt Lake City continues to grow by the thousands, city leaders seem serious about continuing their summer…
The proposed changes aren’t all about making taller buildings. The city aims to accommodate growth in the Downtown area and create more safe, livable public spaces at the same time.
A new proposal for accessory dwelling units (ADUs) was released this week at city hall, a story we are following as a part of a…
