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UTA announces it can’t help you get around on New Year’s Eve

UTA announces it can’t help you get around on New Year’s Eve

by Luke Garrott | Dec 30, 2023 | Policy, Salt Lake City

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Main Street SLC pedestrian zone coming? Another summer of business-friendly ‘Open Streets’ about to start

Main Street SLC pedestrian zone coming? Another summer of business-friendly ‘Open Streets’ about to start

by Luke Garrott | May 23, 2022 | Policy

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 weekend “Open Streets” experiment – and possibly making permanent a Main Street closed to cars in the city’s...
Homes for urban campers? St. George non-profit pitches big in SLC for “at least 3” motel conversions for homeless relief

Homes for urban campers? St. George non-profit pitches big in SLC for “at least 3” motel conversions for homeless relief

by Luke Garrott | Apr 14, 2021 | Salt Lake City

Just as we learn the former Road Home shelter site is turning over to mostly market-rate housing, emails circulating in the Downtown business community are drumming up support to turn “at least three” Salt Lake City area motel/hotels into micro-unit housing for people...
Salt Lake City is having a skyscraper boom. Here’s the next one on the way.

Salt Lake City is having a skyscraper boom. Here’s the next one on the way.

by Taylor Anderson | Feb 18, 2021 | Developments, Downtown, Proposed, Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City’s Downtown has long since entered a residential building boom, and we now know details about the next project that will add to the city’s rapidly changing skyline. Retailers in the existing two-story building on the northeast corner of 200 East 300...
SLC releases design guide for restaurants and bars to expand outdoors – whether they can afford to is another question

SLC releases design guide for restaurants and bars to expand outdoors – whether they can afford to is another question

by Luke Garrott | Jul 16, 2020 | Central Ninth, Downtown, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake on the Street

The Downtown Alliance hosted a webinar panel on outdoor dining during COVID this week, and Salt Lake City presented its first design guidelines for businesses expanding their premises into the public right of way due to the pandemic. Urban designers in the Planning...
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