Tag: salt lake city planning commission

Sometimes a building, or its potential impact, is large enough that it is approved in sections.  That is the case with the Dixon Medical Building…

Usually, developers going before the Salt Lake City Planning Commission are requesting additional vertical height, but Christopher Clifford, the manager of the development group Emigration Overlook,…

Over a year since the Salt Lake City officials launched an aggressive public outreach to gather feedback on the city’s first ever Transit Master Plan,…

Just a few years ago, the stretch of Wilmington Avenue between Highland Drive and 1300 East was dominated by surface parking and a large vacant…

Another contentious Sugar House project by Craig Mecham Management is moving forward.  The Salt Lake City Planning Commission approved with conditions a Conditional Building and…

The former Sizzler building is no more.  The long-vacant building, on the northwest corner of the 400 South and 400 East intersection, has been demolished…

For the past several years the 200 West block of 200 South has been a dead zone separating the downtown core from Gateway area.  Demolition…

The 1960s era office building that occupied the northeast corner of the intersection of McClelland Sreet and 900 South is no more.  In a neighborhood…

A missing middle development is coming to a growing section of the Ballpark neighborhood.  On Wednesday, the Salt Lake City Planning Commission approved a Planned…

After the several years of back and forth between residents and City leaders over building height along the S-Line in Sugar House, a new project…

Salt Lake’s unprecedented growth has revealed some holes in the zoning for larger multi-family developments on mass transit corridors.  To address this, the Salt Lake City…

Building density has become controversial in historic neighborhoods like East Central that include a mix of mid-rise condo towers and low density residential.  In June the Planning Commission…