LUZ Reports

On the March 9 Planning Commission Agenda, there was a Master Plan and Zoning Map Amendment at approximately 1964 S 900 E – A request by Cottonwood Residential to amend the master plan and zoning map designation of eight properties near the intersection of Ramona Avenue and 900 E.  The Planning Commission unanimously denied the request.  We recently received word from Salt Lake City Planning that the developers have withdrawn this request.  We don’t know if they might develop the parcels  that they already own, without asking for a rezone.
16 May, 2016
The Hilton Home 2 Suites is finished up on Foothill Drive east of Walmart (where the Cowboy grub used to be.  2350 Foothill Drive  Grand Opening will be March 9 - all are invited for a tour 12-2 that day.
The Salt Lake Swim and Tennis Club expansion and PUD was approved by the Planning Commission on February 24.
11 March, 2016

CVS ( NW Corner of 2100 South and 1300 East) Continues to work to design a store that will fit within our Master Plan. 720 Ashton Avenue The Planning Commission approved the conversion of a Bed and Breakfast into a Group Home.   Changes to CB zone   The City Council...

04 February, 2016

2970 Highland Drive (San Francisco Designs)  They want to tear down a non-complying building in the rear of the lot and  replace it with a larger building.  If no one requests that this go to the Planning Commission by December 21, it will be eligible...

06 January, 2016

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...

05 November, 2015
21st and 21st Small Area Master Plan - On August 12, the Planning Staff will provide the Planning Commission an update on the 21st and 21st Small Area Master Plan. The project includes an area stretching along 2100 South from approximately 2000 East to 2300 East. The small area master plan will address the characteristics of the future development of this neighborhood. The goal of this plan is to create an improved and beautified business district that is a unique destination but still remains compatible in scale with nearby neighborhoods. The plan will establish guidelines for private development, public spaces such as sidewalks, park strips and streets. The plan is currently finishing up the data gathering stage and is moving towards scenario development. (Staff contact John Anderson (801) 535-7214 or john.anderson@slcgov.com )
01 September, 2015