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Utah’s 10th In-N-Out Burger is coming to State Street and 21st South

Utah’s 10th In-N-Out Burger is coming to State Street and 21st South

by Luke Garrott | Feb 22, 2021 | Ballpark, Central City, Salt Lake City

In-N-Out Burger is bringing its 10th Utah restaurant to Salt Lake City, adding the cult-status drive-thru to a car-centric portion of the Ballpark neighborhood near State Street and 2100 South.  The location at 61 East 2100 South will replace a Burger King and...
City council to review off-street parking requirements for new developments – are changes coming?

City council to review off-street parking requirements for new developments – are changes coming?

by Luke Garrott | Feb 15, 2021 | Salt Lake City

It’s been called the tail that wags the dog of housing design. An insidious driver of high cost. An incentive to auto-dependence and an enemy of urban design. Off-street parking requirements for new developments. At its work session this week, the Salt Lake City...
While keeping his plans a pleasant surprise, Coachman’s owner wants the city to rezone his State Street properties

While keeping his plans a pleasant surprise, Coachman’s owner wants the city to rezone his State Street properties

by Taylor Anderson | Feb 2, 2021 | Ballpark, Liberty Wells, Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City’s time with an iconic if mysterious restaurant on 1300 South State Street may be running out, as the owner has equally mysterious plans to redevelop his properties in the area and the City Council appears ready to pave the way for the changes....
Affordable housing to be built on properties owned by former councilman who resisted it on the west side

Affordable housing to be built on properties owned by former councilman who resisted it on the west side

by Taylor Anderson | Jan 28, 2021 | North Temple, Poplar Grove, Salt Lake City

Developers last week released plans for a new apartment building that will continue the rapid growth of high-density housing near the North Temple corridor of Salt Lake City’s west side. The proposal itself wasn’t particularly unique. Transit-area zoning...
SLC Mayor sticks to her development vision for the Fleet Block – ‘we can’t have 2 new regional parks’

SLC Mayor sticks to her development vision for the Fleet Block – ‘we can’t have 2 new regional parks’

by Luke Garrott | Dec 9, 2020 | Glendale, Granary District, Salt Lake City

At the Salt Lake City Council’s last meeting of the year, Mayor Erin Mendenhall weighed in on the idea of making the city-owned Fleet Block a city park. She doesn’t like it. Mendenhall warned the city council Tuesday night against decisive action on the...
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