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Salt Lake City

Contracts and spending

Who Salt Lake City pays, for what, and how the vendor was chosen: every contract, bid award, change order, purchase, grant and land deal that came before the City Council, from the meeting minutes and packets.

Contracts, purchases and land deals approved
$74.6 million
Line items
1121
Vendors
34

Every approval, newest first

DateWho and whatAmount
Tue, Mar 24Smith Entertainment Group: Gallivan Center ice rink expansion planning · Youth Growth and Renovation Grant
Two grant applications (heard as one public hearing) · No action
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Tue, Oct 1Smith Entertainment Group, LLC: Participation agreement to use revitalization tax revenue to develop the project area · 0.5% citywide sales and use tax
Resolution 31 of 2024: Capital City Revitalization Zone final participation agreement, project area and designation of Smith Entertainment Group · Approved
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Tue, Oct 1Smith Entertainment Group, LLC: Participation agreement to use proposed 0.5% citywide sales and use tax revenue to develop the project area · Proposed citywide 0.5% sales and use tax
Capital City Revitalization Zone participation agreement, project area and citywide 0.5% sales tax · Discussed
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Tue, Jul 2Smith Entertainment Group: Maximum city commitment of revitalization sales tax revenue: about $525 million for Delta Center remodel and $375 million for district development · Negotiated participation agreement under SB 272 · 0.5 percent Capital City Revitalization Zone sales tax
Capital City Revitalization Zone participation agreement follow-up · Discussed
$900.0 million
Tue, Jul 2Smith Entertainment Group: SEG youth hockey and basketball programming commitment · Paid by Smith Entertainment Group
Capital City Revitalization Zone participation agreement follow-up · Discussed
$2.00 million
Tue, May 7Smith Entertainment Group: Potential tax revenue of at least $1.2 billion over 30 years under the revitalization zone, mostly reinvested in the district · Up to 0.5% citywide sales tax (SB 272)
Capital City Revitalization Zone follow-up · Discussed
$1200.0 million