Author: Judi Short

On the March 15 LUZ meeting, we discussed 1844 and 1852 E 2700 South Planned Development. This is in the R-1/12000 zone. The petitioners want to divide these two lots and make a third lot of approximately the same size, in the rear of one...

29 April, 2021

The SHCC Land Use and Zoning Committee met Monday February 8.  We discussed a T-Mobile Cell Tower Expanded Array.  I have only had a few comments about this.  We discussed the proposed Alley Vacation at 938 Elm Street. We had a lot of discussion and...

23 February, 2021

This is a new, mysterious project going up on the corner of 900 East, right by the STREETCAR STATION across from Leisure Living.  Here is a link to the plans.  This is in the FB-SE (Form-Based Streetcar Edge) zone.  This will be an over the counter...

23 February, 2021

SH LUZ REPORT 2021 FEBRUARY  At the January 3 meeting of the SLC Planning Commission, the request for a Planned Development at 1966 Windsor was denied.  In talking with the planner, it is possible that the petitioner will Design a new project for this land that...

26 January, 2021

This is a big update of the SLC regulations for off-street parking, including minimum and maximum number of stalls required/allowed; permitted alternatives to off-street parking requirements; and parking lot design, access, and dimensional standards.  For residential parcels, they have pretty much done away with any requirement...

25 January, 2021

UPDATE:  Here is the letter written to Planning with neighborhood comments included.  This project ws approved at the Administrative Hearing on March 25. T-Mobile wants a conditional use to expand an existing antenna array located at 1596 Stratford Avenue in the rear.  Because of the size...

25 January, 2021

UPDATE:  The City Council approved the alley vacation .  You can read the staff report.   UPDATE:  This was approved by the Planning Commission on March 10, 2021.  It now goes to the City Council for final approval. The neighbors at 968 E Elm Avenue have initiated a...

25 January, 2021

Cemetery Master Plan  was approved by the City Council. The Cemetery Master Plan would serve as a framework for Salt Lake City to address three primary purposes: 1.) to guide the preservation and management of the Cemetery; 1.) to expand access to and enhance appropriate uses of the...

29 December, 2020

UPDATE:  Architectural Nexus has withdrawn this proposal for now. UPDATE:  Here is the SHCC letter with comments to the Planning Commission. UPDATE:  The city is holding a virtual Open House, with comments ending May 10, 2021.  Here is a link to all the plans:  https://www.slc.gov/planning/2021/03/30/architectural-nexus-cb-zoning-text-amendment/ This was on...

28 December, 2020