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2300 East and 4500 South twin-home rezone

Rezone of six properties (about 1.6 acres) at 4425-4449 South 2300 East and 2327-2359 East 4500 South from R-1-10 to R-2-10, allowing up to six twin-home buildings with one private access off 2300 East. The Planning Commission was unanimous and the council adopted it 5-0 on May 20, 2021.

Where it stands
Approved
Type
Zone change
Location
4425-4449 South 2300 East and 2327-2359 East 4500 South
Size
1.6 acres
Homes
12

Every hearing and vote

  1. April 8, 2021 · City Council

    Resolution 2021-08: Terminating the 2004 interlocal agreement with Salt Lake City

    Approved · 6-0

    The 2004 agreement covered a parcel at 2300 East and 4500 South and a community garden parcel. Salt Lake City no longer wanted to maintain the first parcel, so the parties ended the agreement and will use a five-year permit, with a five-year renewal option, for the community garden. Developers have discussed acquiring the property; the city attorney made no promises on trades.

    Moved by Council Member Paul Fotheringham, seconded by Council Member Drew Quinn. Vote: 6-0; the minutes record the mayor voting with the council

  2. May 13, 2021 · City Council

    Public hearing: rezone 4425-4449 South 2300 East and 2327-2359 East 4500 South from R-1-10 to R-2-10

    Continued

    The agenda misprinted the requested zone as R-2-8; the application was resubmitted as R-2-10 and the hearing was left open for reposting. The six properties (about 1.6 acres) could hold at most six twin-home units (12 residences). The Planning Commission unanimously recommended R-2-10 on April 6. The two applicants proposed cutting five curb cuts to one access via a private lane off 2300 East. Both roads carry roughly 27,000 vehicles a day.

    • Acres: about 1.6
    • Current zone → proposed: R-1-10 → R-2-10
    • Maximum: six twin-home buildings (12 residences)
    • Planning Commission: unanimous recommendation (April 6, 2021)

  3. May 20, 2021 · City Council

    Ordinance 2021-12: Rezone 4425-4449 South 2300 East and 2327-2359 East 4500 South from R-1-10 to R-2-10

    Approved · 5-0

    Council members said the change would limit the number of dwellings and, because internal accessory dwelling units are allowed in R-1 but not R-2 zones under state law, would limit density. Council Member Gibbons said his vote rested on improving the corner's appearance rather than tax revenue; the mayor noted a traffic study found 5 to 7 added homes statistically insignificant and the Planning Commission voted unanimously for the rezone.

    • Current zone → proposed: R-1-10 → R-2-10
    • Planning Commission: unanimous

    Moved by Council Member Sabrina Petersen, seconded by Council Member Paul Fotheringham. Vote: 5-0; five council members voted