by Luke Garrott | Jul 26, 2022 | Transportation
Utah Transit Authority’s “Change Day” – when it adjusts bus and train schedules, currently three times a year – is coming again on August 7. While changes to riders’ routines usually bring complaints, Salt Lake City residents will see some increased...
by Luke Garrott | Jul 11, 2019 | Central Ninth, Depot District, Downtown, Granary District, Salt Lake City, Smart Growth, Sugar House, Transportation
After expansion under the Obama Administration and previous regimes at UTA, new passenger rail projects along the Wasatch Front seem all but dead. A UTA Board claiming it has no money for capital projects, slim inclusion in regional plans, a reoriented redevelopment...
by Isaac Riddle | May 9, 2018 | Salt Lake City
The Redevelopment Agency of Salt Lake City (RDA) has $10 million in funds available for the development and preservation of affordable housing. But before distributing the money to developers, city council members want to ensure that those funds go to projects that...
by Isaac Riddle | Dec 6, 2017 | Salt Lake City, Transportation
Salt Lake City officially has it’s first-ever Transit Master Plan. On Tuesday, the Salt Lake City Council unanimously adopted the plan the plan after an intensive three-year public process. “This is a big deal for Salt Lake City to have a transit master...
by Isaac Riddle | Aug 9, 2017 | Salt Lake City, Transportation
A lot has happened in the two years since city transportation officials first presented the goals for the city’s first ever Transit Master Plan. There was a lot less residential construction in March 2015, when transportation officials first went before City...
