Author: Sugar House Council

[caption id="attachment_1196" align="alignleft" width="107"]Amy Barry Amy Barry[/caption] The holiday season has arrived. Whatever you enjoy celebrating I hope you find the festivities in Sugar House to be welcoming. The Sugar House Chamber has done a wonderful job of lighting both Monument and Sugarmont Plaza.  The Santa Shack is back for its 70th year of putting smiles on faces and building dreams of children. The SHCC with the wonderful donations provided throughout the year of supporters has placed a 15' tree at Monument Plaza to add to our spirit. We hope to bring back some of the holiday feeling from years christmaspast. Unfortunately we can't afford the large tree we see in the picture below, but we are excited to be a part of continuing traditions. This is a live tree and if you wish to donate to the tree fund we'll do it as many years as we can. Anyone can donate.

7:00 PM Welcome - Chair Approve Minutes Secretary Report Treasurer Report Chair Announcements       Reminder $60 donation      Motion to get a storage unit $30/month      Video for Love UT/Give UT 7:05 PM Community Announcements Fire Department Station #3 Crime Report - Det Lowe 7:25 PM Public comments for items not on the agenda Development Presentations 7:30 PM 720 E Ashton Ave 7:55...

Trustees Present: Teddy Anderson, Sally Barraclough, Amy Barry, Laurie Bray, Stacey Carroll, Landon Clark, Tina Escobar-Taft, Deb Henry,  Topher Horman, Sue Ann Jones, Michael G Kavanagh, Benny Keele, Steve Kirkegard, Susan Koelliker, Joedy Lister, Larry Migliaccio, Maggie Shaw, Judi Short, Carole Straughn, Christopher Thomas, Rawlins Young, Natalie Watkins,Bryce Williams

This project was approved by the SLC Planning Commission February 24,2016. The Salt Lake Tennis & Swimming Club has filed an application for a planned development and addition to the existing facilities.The petitioner will be invited to the January 11, 2016 Land Use & Zoning committee...

UPDATE: Lisa Adams informed the community council at the April 6th meeting that the petitioner for this project withdrew their proposal. This project is  no longer being considered.   On March 9, 2016 the planning commission voted unanimously to forward a negative recommendation to the city council on...

THIS BLIGHT IS COMING DOWN! Thanks to Mayor Biskupski and her team for listening to us very soon after taking office, the Community Development Director for researching the possibilities of action and helping us get to this point. The Housing Advisory and Appeals Board voted June...

City Council will vote on November 10 whether or not to move the Fire Station #3 to the parking lot of Forestdale Golf Course on 900 East. Plan Salt Lake - Public Hearing November 17 and December 1 at the City Council. Nov 10 - Public Hearing...

The Planning Commission approved the rezone of 5 parcels at 1300 East from Westminster Avenue north.  Those parcels are owned by Westminster and will allow them to be used for Institutional uses, instead of just housing.  Westminster inaugurated their new president Steve Morgan.  He has been on campus 34 years and has worked with our council many times in the past.

7:00 PM Welcome - Chair Approve Minutes Secretary Report Treasurer Report Chair Announcements      Holiday tree expenditure      Stalled demolition petition 7:10 PM Community Announcements Fire Department Station #3 Crime Report - Det Lowe 7:25 PM Public comments for items not on the agenda 7:30 PM Music & Memory Project Ellie Goldberg - Jewish Family Service 7:40 PM Crosswalks Update Scott Vaterlaus - SLC...

[caption id="attachment_1196" align="alignleft" width="107"]Amy Barry Amy Barry[/caption] This newsletter begins my 2nd year serving as chair for the Sugar House Community Council. I am thankful for the opportunity given to me by the trustees to stick around for another year. I look forward to working with the new Executive Committee. The SHCC has been noticed of 2 important land use issues. I want to take a moment to remind my neighbors of the process.  The SHCC is not a decision making body for Salt Lake City. We are a community voice. The land use developments we will be presenting is our effort to collect your voices. We make recommendations to the developers, but they are under no obligation to modify their plans. ALL COMMENTS are included in the report we submit to the planning office and the Planning Commission. The Planning Commission will make the final decision to grant the petitioners request. While we do our best to represent the voices we heard it is very important that people show up to the Planning Commission meeting. We won't know the exact date until December, but we'll keep everyone informed through the newsletter list, website and facebook.