Current Petitions

This will still allow parking garages to be screened, and not allow them at the street level or the front of buildings. The city wants to write a text amendment that will consolidate parking garage regulations in the downtown zoning districts. This will eliminate regulations...

The Planning Commission has asked to review the land uses that are, or should be, subject to the 1000' prohibition from residential zoning districts. They are also asking whether other uses should be prohibited, clarifying whether the distance applies to the property or boundary of...

In 1995, the city rezoned a good portion of its land. The intent was to create parcels that could be used for housing larger than just an R-1 single-family home,  but smaller than a high-rise apartment building.  These were anticipated to be 35 to 45'...

The alley between Beverly Street and Chadwick Avenue is only 12' wide. The petitioner wants to have the alley closed.  The development was built with these narrow alleys between the streets, and this is the only one left that has not been closed.  Here is...

    This is a Planned Development request to subdivide the property at approximately 1935 S 900 East into three lots to allow for the development of two new single-family dwellings. The property currently contains an existing single-family residence, which would be preserved and remain on one...

We have a proposal for a Planned Development at 2222 S Lake Street.  This link will get you to the plans. https://www.slc.gov/planning/2024/09/17/opehouse2024-00944/ These units are larger than we usually see, Families could live here. Please give us your comment about this project below [form id="109118"]   ...

This will be at 2257 South 1100 East.   Here are details. We don't know yet if this will be something we need to review at the land use committee, or it will be an over the counter (OTC) permit. Here is a map to give you...

UPDATE: This was on the Planning Commission Agenda on October 23 at 5:30 pm for a vote and they approved this zoning.  It is necessary that we understand this before it goes to the City Council for a vote. (This has been on their agenda...

This will be on the Planning Commission agenda Wednesday September 11 at 5:30.  It is last on the agenda.  Salt Lake City seems to have changed something about their website, and it depends which  browser and which computer you use.  Chrome works for some people,...

The Planning Commission has asked the city for a text amendment to remove design review standard 21A.59.050.D.2. which speaks to building modulation because they believe the standard does not produce high-quality building design. In addition, staff is proposing amendments that would clarify when existing standards...