Salt Lake City stops proposed Sugar House assessment district
The city ended the process after the neighborhood chamber withdrew its request, closing the protest period early.
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Salt Lake City has stopped plans for a special assessment area in Sugar House after the Sugar House Chamber & Community Alliance withdrew its request, according to the city. Officials received the group's letter Oct. 14, before the Oct. 19 deadline for property owners to submit protests. [1]
The city says it has stopped accepting protests and will notify property owners. A termination notice published Oct. 15 says the City Council is scheduled to receive a briefing Oct. 20. [1] [2]
The proposed three-year assessment was projected to raise about $1.7 million. The council's June 9 action had declared its intent to create the area but did not establish it. [1]
Sources
- Salt Lake City Council District 7 · Sugar House assessment-area withdrawal
- Salt Lake City Recorder · Notice terminating Sugar House assessment-area process, published Oct. 15
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