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Unanimously recommended the Expanding Housing Options proposal to the City Council on Sept. 23; awaiting council action.
Salt Lake City Council members agreed on Oct. 20 to require an owner to live on any property built under the city's proposed small-lot housing rules, a change meant to keep investors from buying up new units. They set public hearings for Nov. 10 and Nov. 17, with a tentative vote on Dec. 1.
Updated Oct 22
Recommended approval with conditions
Salt Lake City's Planning Commission voted 4-2 on September 9 to recommend rezoning 1.25 acres in Glendale from single-family to low-density multifamily. The shift lets property owner Jonathan Marsh build up to 35 homes, with about two dozen sold as affordable, for-sale units.
Updated Oct 6
Approved La Esquina design review unanimously
The Salt Lake City Planning Commission unanimously approved the design review for La Esquina, a mixed-use project along 1000 North in Rose Park. The vote clears the way for the developer to seek building permits—the last major city hurdle before construction.
Updated Oct 1
Recommended the permanent cap May 27, 2026
Salt Lake City's council voted Tuesday to make permanent a rule capping daily water use for new nonresidential buildings at 200,000 gallons. The limit, an emergency measure in place since March, was set to expire Sunday.
Updated Sep 15
Approved Silo Park retail design review
Salt Lake City's Planning Commission approved a design review Wednesday for a two-story retail building at Silo Park. The approval clears the way for two restaurants southwest of Pioneer Park, part of a mixed-use development rising around century-old grain silos.
Updated Sep 11
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