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Planning Commission OKs East Central upzone, but demands mitigation of facade length

Planning Commission OKs East Central upzone, but demands mitigation of facade length

by Luke Garrott | Nov 18, 2025 | Developments, East Central, Salt Lake City

A 109-unit apartment project at the northwest corner of 800 East and 400 South scraped through the Salt Lake City Planning Commission last week, but not without leaving part of its undercarriage at City Hall. The Planning Commission, which decides on the fate of...
Salt Lake City’s design review standards just changed. Developers: take note

Salt Lake City’s design review standards just changed. Developers: take note

by Jacob Scholl | Aug 25, 2025 | Downtown, New and Proposed Development, Policy, Salt Lake City

The Salt Lake City Council unanimously approved an ordinance that made a number of immediate changes to the city’s design review standards that aim at stopping variances from zoning rules that have frequently been used by developers. The entire process was first...
SLC looks to change design review standards to enhance architectural quality, ground-floor uses

SLC looks to change design review standards to enhance architectural quality, ground-floor uses

by Jacob Scholl | Jul 3, 2025 | Developments, Downtown, New and Proposed Development, Policy, Proposed, Salt Lake City

Designers and developers: Salt Lake City’s design review standards look to change in the near future. Super-long facades may be on the way out. On Tuesday, members of the City Council heard a briefing on potential changes to the design review process, which could lead...

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