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Folsom Trail designs include daylighted City Creek, park space, and a pond

Folsom Trail designs include daylighted City Creek, park space, and a pond

by Luke Garrott | Jan 20, 2023 | Ongoing Development, Salt Lake City

Just west of Downtown, in area sliced and scarred by transportation infrastructure, a city project to create a linear park that surfaces sections of City Creek on its way to the Great Salt Lake is taking shape. The Folsom Trail has been envisioned at least since the...
Downtown now has a fleet of friendly ambassadors

Downtown now has a fleet of friendly ambassadors

by Isaac Riddle | Feb 8, 2018 | Downtown, Salt Lake City

Visitors to downtown Salt Lake City will have a new resource.  On Thursday, city officials and representatives from the Downtown Alliance announced the Downtown Ambassador Program, a program that will deploy as many as a dozen ambassadors to major pedestrian...
The 4th West is officially open

The 4th West is officially open

by Isaac Riddle | Aug 4, 2017 | Depot District, Developments, Downtown, Salt Lake City, West Capitol Hill

One of Salt Lake City’s largest residential developments, if not the largest in the city’s history, is officially opened to tenants.  On Thursday, representatives from Salt Development held a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the completion of the 4th...
Group seeks community input for proposed westside park and trail

Group seeks community input for proposed westside park and trail

by Isaac Riddle | Apr 18, 2017 | Fairpark, Jordan Meadows, Salt Lake City

Multiple organizations are coming together to turn a neglected light industrial and residential area to an amenity rich, mixed-use corridor.  Seven Canyons Trust and Restore North Temple are joining University of Utah Westside Studio students, to host a community...
Local group wants to reintroduce city creeks

Local group wants to reintroduce city creeks

by Isaac Riddle | Sep 26, 2016 | Glendale, Salt Lake City, Sustainability

Salt Lake City has just over 17 percent of the countywide population, but the city has four of the seven largest creeks that flow through the county.  For city resident, Brian Tonetti, the fact that these creeks are covered once they enter the city represents a lost...
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