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Lynne Lane walkway vacation

Request to vacate the walkway linking Lynne Lane and 4500 South was denied 6-0 on November 5, 2020; the mayor suggested a pedestrian-friendly plan possibly funded in a future capital budget.

Where it stands
Denied
Type
Public project
Location
Lynne Lane to 4500 South

Every hearing and vote

  1. October 15, 2020 · City Council

    Public hearing: vacation of the Lynne Lane walkway

    Continued

    A resident applied to vacate the walkway linking Lynne Lane and 4500 South, which Salt Lake County originally owned and the city recently took. Holladay Water Company needs continued access. The Planning Commission was unanimously opposed and council members in the work meeting favored keeping pedestrian access and addressing maintenance through grants, capital funds or volunteers. A vote is set for November 5.

  2. November 5, 2020 · City Council

    Ordinance 2020-14: Vacating the Lynne Lane walkway

    Denied · 6-0

    The council voted to deny the vacation. Council Member Durham wanted to work with staff and neighbors on improvements, Council Member Gibbons said the status quo was unacceptable, and the mayor proposed a more pedestrian-friendly plan possibly funded in next year's capital budget.

    Moved by Council Member Sabrina Petersen (motion to deny), seconded by Council Member Dan Gibbons. Vote: 6-0 to deny; the minutes record the mayor voting with the council