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Zoning changes, annexations, subdivisions, site plans and other projects before Salt Lake City’s Planning Commission and City Council, with every hearing and vote. 188 are still being decided.
Zone change
Tabled
A rezone of parcels around the former Ballpark property from Public Lands and RMF-35 to MU-8 and MU-5 to match the Ballpark NEXT Community Design Plan, with removal of Ballpark-specific sign rules. The Council heard public comment on August 18, 2026, asking for preserved green space, and deferred action; a follow-up briefing was set for October 13.
Code change
In review
A zoning text amendment updating rules for electric-assisted bicycles, motorcycles and other electric devices on trails and pathways, with more authority for the Public Lands director. Briefed October 13, 2026; hearing proposed for November 10.
Public project
Proposed
A proposed expansion of the Westline Connect Pipeline owned by HF Sinclair. The Council scheduled a briefing on October 13, 2026 to learn what is proposed and the potential effects on the city.
Code change
In review
A zoning text amendment moving fines for the Affordable Housing Incentives program into Chapter 21A.20 because the Consolidated Fee Schedule does not list them. A hearing was set for October 6, 2026.
Code change
In review
A zoning text amendment that removes community correctional facilities and jails as a conditional use, making them prohibited. State and federal properties are exempt. A hearing was set for October 6, 2026.
Zone change
In review
A request from the property owners to rezone the Ellerbeck Mansion and an adjacent single-family house from RMF-35 to MU-2 and amend the Avenues Plan map to expand cafe and retail uses. The Planning Commission was positive on the mansion and negative on the house; a hearing was set for October 6, 2026.
Zone change
In review
A city-initiated rezone of city-owned property from SR-3 and R-2 to Public Lands to match its existing use. A hearing was set for October 6, 2026.
Zone change
Tabled
Castlewood Development proposes rezoning two parcels from R-1/5000 to RMF-35 and amending the Central Community future land use map to allow 22 for-sale four-bedroom townhomes with a playground. The Planning Commission recommended approval with a development agreement; neighbors raised height, privacy and traffic concerns and the Council closed its hearing September 15, 2026 without acting.
Road project
In review
Corridor reconstruction and transformation project; Budget Amendment No. 3 added $3,204,371 in transportation impact fees.
Development agreement
Tabled
A request to vacate portions of two city alleys (12 by 262 feet and 12 by 51 feet) and divide them among adjacent property owners, many of whom already use them. The Council held the hearing September 15, 2026 with no public comment and deferred action to September 22.
Area or general plan
In review
A draft 10-year vision plan for Liberty Park based on a Cultural Landscape Report and public engagement; the Council was scheduled for a briefing September 22, 2026.
Development agreement
Tabled
Intermountain Health Services requests vacation of an 8.25-foot by 248-foot city alley to support an off-site parking structure for the future hospital. The Planning Director gave a positive recommendation; the Council closed its hearing September 15, 2026 and deferred action.
Code change
Tabled
An ordinance amending Chapter 2.10 to govern the Police Department's automatic license plate readers, covering use, access, retention, sharing, training, security and auditing. The September 15, 2026 hearing was postponed to a date to be determined.
Code change
In review
A Council-initiated zoning text amendment on small-lot dwellings, base zoning and flag lots. Staff briefed the Council September 8, 2026, which asked for a mailer to affected addresses after the Planning Commission recommendation.
Area or general plan
Tabled
A 15-year plan for five Westside neighborhoods that includes station area plans for four North Temple TRAX stations and a future land use map. After the August 18 hearing, some speakers asked the Council to pause adoption to take in the Northpoint Small Area Plan; action was moved to a later meeting.
Public project
In review
Park construction estimated at $45 to $50 million with about $2.8 million in contingency, reviewed in the Capital Improvement Program briefing on August 18, 2026.
Public project
In review
A proposed special assessment area in Sugar House's core commercial district, with a secondary three-year assessment for specialty lighting and signage, requested by community organizations seeking added services. The Council held the protest hearing on August 18, 2026 and heard business owners object over construction impacts and costs.
Area or general plan
In review
Planning Division update of the Central Community Plan; the council was briefed July 21, 2026 on scope, timeline and outreach continuing through September 2026.
Public project
Tabled
The airport is seeking federal Congressionally Directed Spending to demolish and replace pavement on Taxiway F and parts of Taxiway G, with new in-pavement lighting and underground cabling. The council held a hearing June 2, 2026 and referred the grant application to a consent agenda.
Public project
In review
A community-driven proposal to designate the Sugar House Business District 2027 special assessment area for three years, with a secondary assessment for specialty lighting and signage. A resolution of intention was briefed May 28, 2026; a protest hearing is set for August 18.
Zone change
Tabled
A request to rezone three parcels from RMF-35 to MU-5 and amend the Central Community Plan future land use map for a 109-unit mixed-use building with ground-floor commercial space, replacing seven existing apartments. The Planning Commission supported the rezone but recommended denying the plan map change. The council continued its public hearing on May 5, 2026 after mostly opposing comment.
Code change
Tabled
A proposed rewrite of city code on camping on public grounds, streets, parks and playgrounds, park hours, unclaimed property and sidewalk obstruction, with an updated definition of camping that covers overnight vehicle camping. After a long May 5, 2026 hearing with about 80 commenters, the council deferred action.
Zone change
Tabled
Request to rezone from R-MU to D-1 for a hotel in a 185-foot building. The Planning Commission recommended denial; the council held a hearing April 7 and deferred action.
Zone change
Tabled
Rezone of a 0.49-acre lot from R-1/5,000 to RMF-30 for additional for-sale homes while retaining the existing house. Hearing April 7; action deferred.
Zone change
Tabled
Rezone from R-1-7000 to MU-3 for a 26-unit project of eight townhomes and 18 condominiums with 10% affordable at 80% AMI. Hearing March 24; action deferred.
Zone change
Tabled
Request to rezone from MU-8 to D-1 for a mixed-use project with ground-floor retail and residential above, next to St. Mark's Cathedral. The council continued the hearing Feb. 3 after concerns about scale, seismic effects and church services.
Development agreement
Tabled
Proposed public infrastructure district to help finance rights-of-way and utilities for the Silos development. A hearing was set for Jan. 20, 2026; no date set for approval.
Code change
In review
Update to the zoning definition of family to raise or eliminate the cap on unrelated people living together. A Dec. 2, 2025 straw poll favored removing the cap, with possible enforcement tools.
Public project
In review
Study funded through the U.S. DOT Reconnecting Communities Pilot Program to improve west-east connectivity across the I-15 and rail divide. Phase one results were briefed Nov. 25, 2025.
Code change
In review
Zoning amendments and a parking standards manual update clarifying driveway parking eligibility, expanding tandem parking and updating space dimensions to align with state laws S.B. 181 and H.B. 368. Briefed Nov. 18, 2025, with a hearing planned for Dec. 2.
Public project
Proposed
A State of Utah proposal for a homeless campus on a 15.85-acre parcel in Salt Lake City, with AJC Architects selected and funding, contractors and operators still to be chosen. The state briefed the Council Nov. 18, 2025.
Area or general plan
In review
A general plan amendment adding the water element required by state law by Dec. 31, 2025, integrating land use plans with the 2022 Water Master Plan. Briefed Nov. 18, 2025, with a hearing planned for Dec. 2.
Area or general plan
In review
A resolution supporting a state-law exception from adopting station area plans for six stations: Airport, Stadium, Central Campus, Fort Douglas, University of Utah Medical Center and River Trail. Briefed Oct. 21, 2025, with action tentatively set for Nov. 18.
Code change
Tabled
Clarifies zoning exemptions for utility installations and sets an administrative approval process, with public notice, for new public utility structures. After the Oct. 21, 2025 hearing the Council continued it, with a request to state that exemptions do not apply to utility structures in parks.
Area or general plan
In review
An update of the 1987 Avenues plan, the city's oldest neighborhood plan, to set a 10-year vision aligned with Plan Salt Lake. The Council had its first briefing Sept. 16, 2025.
Zone change
In review
Proposal to vacate a city-owned alley adjacent to four properties, three owned by the petitioner, for redevelopment. The Planning Commission gave conditional approval and Council Member Mano asked for a development agreement requiring activation measures; a hearing was set for September 2, 2025.
Code change
In review
Amendments to expand administrative review of modifications under design review and planned development, clarify new construction standards and allow a one-year extension of preliminary approval. A hearing was set for October 7, 2025.
Public project
In review
Wasatch Front Regional Council study of multimodal transportation options within a mile of the Power District site, including a below-grade rail crossing at 200 South/650 West and street extensions. Council Members raised its dependence on a proposed baseball stadium and Westside transit needs on August 19, 2025.
Code change
Tabled
Amendment to the design review chapter of the zoning code clarifying when each standard applies, removing duplicates and adding standards for pedestrian interest, building massing, facade length and added height. A hearing was held August 12, 2025 with no speakers, and action was deferred.
Public project
Tabled
Grant application from the Department of Public Lands to the Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation to buy about 10 acres for trailhead facilities and a key Bonneville Shoreline Trail connection and access to other trails. A public hearing was held May 20, 2025.
Zone change
In review
Petition to rezone a property on the east side of N Street, one parcel south of 3rd Avenue, from SR-1A to RMF-30 to allow three infill rental units behind the existing structure, which is rated contributing in the Avenues Local Historic District and would not be altered. Staff recommended approval with a condition of two bedrooms per unit. Council District 3; hearing tentatively July 1, 2025.
Public project
Tabled
Addendum No. 9 to the 2018 interlocal agreement with the Utah Transit Authority to implement 2025-26 Frequent Transit Network bus service (every 15 minutes or better) on 200 South, 900 South, 2100 South and 1000 North/South Temple. Public hearing opened May 20, 2025 and continued to June 3.
Public project
In review
Parameters resolution authorizing up to $700 million in Airport Revenue Bonds to finance and refinance capital improvements at Salt Lake City International Airport, including the new concourse. Briefed May 13, 2025; hearing set for July 1 with action tentatively June 3.
Zone change
Tabled
A citywide zoning text and map amendment (Petition PLNPCM2024-00707) consolidating up to 27 commercial, form-based and mixed-use districts into six new mixed-use (MU) districts, with changes to setbacks, height, lot coverage and permitted uses. After about two dozen speakers at the May 6, 2025 hearing, the Council continued the hearing to a future meeting.
Road project
In review
Concept development and visioning for possible changes to 500 and 600 South from the I-15 ramps to near 700 East, aligned with Senate Bill 195 and funded through the TLC program with WFRC and UDOT.
Code change
In review
Administration proposals to update parking policy, including event parking management, longer metering hours and higher rates, pay-by-plate and higher citation fines. The Council expressed support in straw polls on March 4, 2025.
Zone change
In review
Request to rezone two properties from R-MU-45 to RO to allow added height for a replacement parking garage. The Planning Commission forwarded a negative recommendation.
Subdivision
In review
Proposal to vacate a City-owned alley beside properties at about 373 West American Avenue, letting the owner of three of the four adjacent lots redevelop. The alley is not usable as a mid-block connection because of the 900 South viaduct. Hearing was scheduled for February 4, 2025.
Public project
Proposed
Planned linear park and street corridor. The Administration asked to release $3.1 million in capital funds for guidelines and design of the first sections; all Council members present supported it in a Jan. 21, 2025 straw poll.
Subdivision
In review
Proposal to vacate a city-owned alley so the owner of three of four adjacent properties can redevelop with townhomes. Briefed Jan. 7, 2025; Council Member Mano asked for a friendlier public walkway along the easement.
Zone change
In review
Proposal for a new MU-15 form-based mixed-use zone and Sugar House Master Plan amendment to convert a former bank branch on 1.22 acres to mixed-use residential. The Planning Commission forwarded a negative recommendation.
Zone change
Tabled
New M-1A zoning district under the Northpoint Small Area Plan. Hearing held October 1, 2024 and action deferred; at an October 15 work session Council Members preferred to keep the plan's 300-foot Jordan River buffer while considering property owners' requests for larger lots, taller and longer buildings.
Zone change
In review
A rezone from BP Business Park to CC Corridor Commercial so the building can host more commercial uses. Council briefed October 1, 2024.
Public project
In review
A plan guiding capital investment, operations and maintenance along the Jordan River, with a rough $9 million estimate for the first work. Council asked for a full cost estimate and a possible rename.
Road project
In review
Two-mile road reconstruction with dedicated transit lanes, upgraded stops and transit signal priority, with a $9 million state transit grant application heard Feb. 18, 2020.
Road project
In review
Request to vacate an old segment of 700 South that was replaced by a new road connection to 5600 West; the land would be sold at fair market value. The Planning Commission recommended it with an easement; Public Utilities and Planning staff recommended against.
Zone change
In review
Rezone from D-2 Downtown Support to D-1 Central Business, plus a D-1 text amendment adding hospitals and ambulance services as conditional uses, to allow an urban hospital. The Planning Commission forwarded a positive recommendation with conditions; the Council discussed street activation and open space on June 11, 2024.
Public project
Proposed
Proposed citywide neighborhood traffic calming program with a data-driven prioritization process; over 400 miles of candidate streets, an estimated $700,000 to $1,000,000 annual budget and three new positions. Council members favored a formal budget request next fiscal year.
Code change
Tabled
Amendments to Titles 2, 5, 18 and 21A updating state code references, the building enforcement appeal process, and fines and boarded-building fees.
Code change
In review
Amends City Code 2.08.120 to set four core functions of the Sustainability Department, responding to a legislative intent from the prior budget.
Area or general plan
In review
A small area plan to guide development along 300 West and the Central Pointe TRAX station, with mixed use, a linear park and a trail. Council was briefed March 26, 2024.
Code change
Tabled
Citywide amendments to Title 21A to cut water use, grow the urban forest and clarify the landscaping and buffers chapter. The Planning Commission recommended prohibiting artificial turf; the council scheduled a hearing for Jan. 9, 2024.
Development agreement
Tabled
Proposed 99-year below-market ground lease of 1.175 acres of Sunnyside Park to the University of Utah for a baseball field meeting NCAA requirements, removing a softball field and a multipurpose field; the university would commit $4.2 million for park improvements.
Zone change
Tabled
Request to rezone three parcels from R-1/7,000 single-family to CB community business to allow multi-family, commercial and restaurant uses; no development plans filed. The council asked about affordability and a possible development agreement.
Zone change
Recommended
City-held property in the Housing Stability Division portfolio proposed for rezoning from R-1/5,000 to RMF-30 to allow more housing consistent with the Westside Master Plan. The Planning Commission recommended approval.
Zone change
Recommended
Proposal to apply the H-Historic Overlay District to 43 homes along Princeton Avenue from about 1323 Princeton Avenue to 1500 East. The Planning Commission and Historic Landmark Commission recommended approval.
Zone change
Tabled
Request to rezone properties near 500 South and 400 East from RMU-45 to TSA-UC-C, allowing ground-floor retail with residential above; the applicant describes 54 market-rate two-bedroom units. The Planning Commission recommended approval; the council asked for community-benefit options.
Road project
In review
Reconstruction of 2100 South through the Sugar House Business District; Budget Amendment No. 3 added $3,323,950 in transportation impact fees, with a left turn from an adjacent property to remain on Douglas Street.
Zone change
Tabled
Rezone of one parcel on 900 West and two on 1000 West from R-1/7,000 to RMF-30; hearing held Dec. 5, 2023 with opposition from neighbors and action deferred.
Zone change
In review
Proposed local historic district along Yale Avenue from about 1800 East to 1900 East; the Council supported continuing the designation process after the planning director's report.
Public project
In review
UDOT environmental impact statement on widening and interchange improvements to I-15 between 400 South in Salt Lake City and US-89 in Farmington; draft released for public comment.
Zone change
Tabled
Rezone from RMF-35 to R-MU and a Ballpark Station Area plan change from medium-density residential to high-density residential mixed use, to accommodate several multifamily developments. Moved to a future agenda on September 19, 2023.
Code change
In review
Ordinance establishing the Justice Court as a separate branch of city government to comply with a 2023 state law, with a court administrator appointed by the judges and judges paid at 90 percent of district court judges. Briefed September 19, 2023.
Code change
In review
Amendment to let the transportation director waive the eight-block-face minimum for permit areas affected by hospitals, universities or TRAX stations. Briefed September 19, 2023.
Annexation
Tabled
Annexation of about 28 acres plus a rezone of 2350 North from AG-2 to R-MU for a mixed-use development of potentially 1,800 units. After a September 19, 2023 hearing where seven residents opposed it and two spoke in favor, the council deferred action. The planning commission had given a negative recommendation.
Zone change
Tabled
Request to rezone four parcels from R-1/7,000 to RMF-30 low-density multi-family so the owner can build townhouses; no development plans submitted. The Planning Commission recommended approval. The Council held a hearing July 11, 2023 with no public comment and deferred action.
Zone change
Tabled
Rezone from D-2 to D-1 and a text amendment making hospitals and ambulance services conditional uses in D-1, to allow an urban hospital. The Planning Commission recommended approval. Speakers at the July 11, 2023 hearing asked for a development plan and agreement; action was deferred.
Code change
In review
Proposed zoning text change allowing reconstruction of a historic carriage house as a dwelling unit. The Planning Commission recommended against it; the Council was briefed July 11, 2023.
Zone change
Tabled
Request to rezone from RB Residential Business to TSA-UC-C Transit Station Area Urban Center Core to allow a future mixed-use building. The Council held a hearing July 11, 2023 and deferred action; Council Member Darin Mano recused.
Public project
Tabled
Parameters resolution for up to $600 million in Series 2023 Airport Revenue Bonds to finance airport capital improvements. The hearing was continued to June 13, 2023 for a noticing error and closed without comment.
Zone change
In review
Proposed Laird Heights (66 homes) and Princeton Heights (43 homes) local historic districts within the Yalecrest National Historic District. Planning staff asked the Council on May 2, 2023 to accept the Planning Director's reports to continue designation.
Code change
Tabled
Repeals and replaces Title 16 of the city code, removing duplicate and outdated rules, moving commercial minimum standards to stand-alone documents and moving ground transportation rules to Title 5. The hearing was held April 18, 2023 and action was deferred.
Area or general plan
In review
A consultant-led economic needs assessment and strategy for the North Temple corridor, funded by a $170,000 Wasatch Front Regional Council grant with a $20,000 city match.
Zone change
Tabled
Rezone from RMF-30 to CN and Central Community Master Plan amendment to allow the existing house to convert to commercial use. The Planning Commission recommended approval; the Council continued the hearing on March 21, 2023.
Code change
In review
Council-initiated zoning text change creating a Homeless Resource Center overlay zone, revised standards, and temporary and seasonal center rules that reflect recent state law. The Planning Commission unanimously recommended approval; an April 4, 2023 hearing was set.
Area or general plan
Tabled
Land use plan for the area between the airport and the northern city boundary along 2200 West, with Major Street Plan amendments. The Council heard about 60 speakers on March 7, 2023 and deferred action.
Code change
Tabled
Fee for postcard notices of work in the public way; the March 7, 2023 hearing was continued.
Road project
In review
UDOT environmental study of the I-15 corridor with mainline alternatives, interchanges and walking and biking improvements. Comment period ran Nov. 10, 2022 to Jan. 13, 2023; the Council was briefed Jan. 3, 2023.
Public project
In review
Draft citywide transportation plan replacing the 1996 plan; midpoint briefing to the Council Nov. 10, 2022, final plan expected in 2023.
Development agreement
In review
Contract among Salt Lake City, its Redevelopment Agency and the Utah Inland Port Authority required by 2022 state law by Dec. 31, 2022, setting how city-generated property tax increment is spent on environmental and community mitigation, 10% for affordable housing, and land use application processing.
Code change
In review
Package of zoning text changes: allow shared housing in more zones with a cap per room, reduce off-street parking requirements while requiring bicycle parking, and revise the RMF-30 district to cut minimum lot area per unit and reward preserving existing buildings.
Zone change
Proposed
Proposed rezone of one parcel from R-1/7,000 single-family residential to CB (Community Business) in anticipation of future neighborhood-scale mixed-use development; no specific project proposed. Listed for a council briefing August 16, 2022, with a hearing tentatively September 6.
Public project
In review
A proposed $80 million parks and public lands general obligation bond for the November 2022 ballot and a proposed sales tax revenue bond for historic city properties and critical infrastructure. On July 12, 2022 council members straw-polled changes to Allen Park, neighborhood parks and the Fleet Block, and set aside Warm Springs Plunge, Fisher Mansion and Pioneer Park for September.
Area or general plan
Tabled
Twenty-year citywide plan for parks, natural lands and urban forests. The council deferred its adoption vote again on May 3, 2022.
Code change
Tabled
Text amendment to allow stealth wireless facilities up to 75 feet, rather than 35, in the Public Lands zone, prompted by a proposed tower at the Pioneer Police Precinct. The Planning Commission forwarded a negative recommendation and the council deferred the item April 19, 2022.
Area or general plan
In review
City-owned former vehicle fleet site being prepared for redevelopment through a request for proposals, community engagement and a Community Benefits Agreement, with zoning amendments planned. The Council discussed it April 12, 2022, including land lease versus sale and opportunities for smaller firms.
Zone change
Tabled
City-initiated petition to remove the Airport Inn property from the Airport Flight Path Protection Overlay Influence Zone A so it can operate as extended-stay transitional housing with stays over 30 days. Several council members questioned it in a March 1, 2022 work session. A hearing was set for March 22.
Public project
Tabled
Proposal to vacate right of way between the sidewalk and property line at a corner property and sell it to the owners at market value, with no change to the sidewalk or street. The Planning Commission recommended approval; the Council asked for City Attorney input on March 1, 2022 and set a March 22 hearing.
Zone change
In review
Request to rezone a Sugar House parcel from RMF-35 to CN (Neighborhood Commercial) and amend the Sugar House master plan map. The revised plan keeps six existing condominium units and adds a rear office building, secured by a development agreement. The Planning Commission recommended against the original plan; on Feb. 15, 2022 the Council's work session sent it back to the commission for further review.
Public project
In review
Conceptual design to guide future Pioneer Park improvements, preliminarily estimated at $20 million, led by Public Lands with consultant Design Workshop. The Council heard it Feb. 15, 2022; some members raised historic-character and tree concerns, and the plan was to go to the Historic Landmark Commission.
Zone change
In review
Rezone of four RDA-owned parcels from Public Lands to Sugar House Business District (CSHBD1) with a Sugar House future land use map amendment, to combine them with the property to the east. No development proposal yet. Hearing set for February 15, 2022.
Zone change
Recommended
Rezone of one parcel (about 12,200 square feet) from R-1/7,000 to R-1/5,000 so it can be subdivided for two homes, potentially with accessory dwelling units. Planning Commission recommended approval. Hearing set for February 15, 2022.
Zone change
Recommended
Rezone of one parcel of about 0.64 acres from AG-2 Agricultural to M-1 Light Manufacturing to implement the master plan and allow future commercial use. No site plan submitted. Planning Commission recommended approval. Hearing set for February 15, 2022.
Code change
In review
Amendment to allow commercial uses on rooftops above the second story in the FB-SE zone, subject to a 30-foot height. Briefed Nov. 16, 2021; hearing planned Dec. 7.
Zone change
In review
Rezone of about 10 parcels from SR-3 to RMF-45 and master plan change to Medium High Density Residential for a one-story amenity building and a four-story, 65-unit rooming house. Briefed Nov. 16, 2021; hearing planned Dec. 7.
Zone change
In review
Proposed temporary zoning regulations for overflow homeless shelter use. The Council shaped conditions by straw poll on Nov. 16, 2021 (staffing ratio, security, law enforcement agencies, medical clinic requirement).
Zone change
Tabled
Rezone of two parcels from R-1/5,000 and R-1/7,000 to SR-3 for a future planned development keeping the existing home and adding six single-family attached homes. On the Sept. 21, 2021 agenda for Council action.
Public project
Tabled
Allocates project funding for city capital improvements, with American Rescue Plan Act money proposed for Odyssey House. Hearings were held July 13 and Aug. 17, 2021; a straw poll on Aug. 17 set priorities and adoption was expected Aug. 24.
Code change
Tabled
Limits fences, walls and hedges to 4 feet in front yards and 6 feet in side and rear yards with exceptions, and removes the over-height fence special exception. Hearing held Sept. 7, 2021; action deferred.
Public project
In review
Up to $23.6 million of voter-approved bonds from the 2018 Funding Our Future authorization ($20 million major streets, $3 million local streets). Briefed Sept. 7, 2021; Council action planned Sept. 21.
Code change
Tabled
Clarifies the Appeals Hearing Officer's authority, limits appellants to match state law and ends automatic stays of decisions. Hearing held Aug. 17, 2021; action deferred.
Public project
Tabled
Vacates part of a City-owned alley so the owner of the adjacent northern lot can combine it with that lot. The Council held its hearing Aug. 17, 2021 and deferred action.
Public project
Tabled
Vacates five unimproved alleys and six unimproved streets within the park to simplify permitting of planned Public Utilities improvements. Hearing held Aug. 17, 2021; action deferred.
Public project
Tabled
The city applied for a UDOT Transportation Investment Fund active transportation grant to build a bridge or tunnel carrying the 9-Line Trail over or under freight and passenger rail at about 650 West. Cost is a planning-level estimate. The council held its grant hearing June 15, 2021 and referred it to a future consent agenda.
Public project
Tabled
The city applied for a UDOT active transportation grant to build a one-mile paved multi-use trail along Red Butte Creek, with a new underpass under Foothill Drive. Some speakers raised concerns about tree removal and birds. The council held its hearing June 15, 2021.
Zone change
In review
Proposed rezone from AG-2 (agricultural) to M-1 (light manufacturing) to allow commercial uses; no site plan has been submitted. Listed as a written briefing on the May 4, 2021 work session agenda.
Code change
In review
Proposed Title 21A amendments to update and simplify parking requirements and fix enforcement issues. The Council discussed six open questions on April 13, 2021, including bicycle parking and Central Ninth parking.
Public project
In review
Grant application to UDOT for safety work at the railroad crossing: wider road, raised approach for sight distance, south-side sidewalk, bike lanes and new signals, with construction planned July to December 2022. The Council held its public hearing April 6, 2021.
Code change
In review
Request to raise the maximum building height in part of the G-MU (Gateway Mixed Use) zone from 120 feet to 190 feet on portions of two blocks near the Salt Lake Central Station. The Planning Commission forwarded a negative recommendation; the petitioner says the development would be office space. Briefed to the council again March 23, 2021.
Code change
In review
Amendment to Chapter 2.30 of city code to raise the minimum annual capital improvement program funding for art from 1% to 1.5%, create a public art maintenance fund and adjust Art Design Board powers and membership limits. A straw poll in the January 19, 2021 work session supported the increase unanimously.
Code change
In review
Proposal to redefine what was single room occupancy (SRO) housing as Shared Housing: smaller units with one or more sleeping rooms and either a private kitchen or private bathroom, but not both. The council has been briefed repeatedly since April 2020; in the March 23, 2021 work session members discussed management plans, annual review, geographic spread and a buffer between sites.
Public project
Tabled
Congestion Mitigation Air Quality grant application to the Wasatch Front Regional Council to build a transit hub with bus parking and layover space, curb extensions, mid-block crossings, bike lanes and intersection improvements. Hearing held March 16, 2021 and referred to a future consent agenda.
Code change
Tabled
Zoning text amendments that would update off-street parking requirements to reflect demand, simplify the rules, fix enforcement issues and respond to changing development patterns (Petition PLNPCM2017-00753). The council held a hearing March 16, 2021 and deferred action.
Code change
Tabled
Proposed changes to the RMF-30 (Low Density Multi-Family Residential) district: design standards, new building types such as cottage developments and tiny houses, smaller minimum lot areas, no minimum lot width, more than one primary structure per lot, a density bonus for keeping an existing structure and a lot-width maximum. On March 16, 2021 the council closed the hearing and deferred action until related affordable-housing and housing-loss mitigation measures come to it.
Public project
Tabled
Grant application to UDOT's Local Government On-System Bridge Rehabilitation/Replacement program to replace the bridge at 1500 West 650 North at its existing length and width, with a wider sidewalk/bike path, seismic upgrades and slope restoration. Hearing held February 16, 2021 and referred to a future consent agenda.
Road project
Tabled
Surface Transportation Program grant application to the Wasatch Front Regional Council for new pavement, a new signal and pedestrian/bicycle crossing, intersection upgrades, new sidewalk, bike lane striping and two bus stop upgrades. Hearing held February 16, 2021 and referred to a future consent agenda.
Public project
Tabled
Congestion Mitigation Air Quality grant application, passed through the city's Community and Neighborhoods Department, to build an Utah Inland Port Authority truck parking facility for more than 200 electrified trucks with plug-in charging. The authority would oversee and implement the project. One speaker at the February 16, 2021 hearing raised transparency concerns about the authority.
Road project
Tabled
Transportation Alternatives Program grant application for bicycle and pedestrian improvements on low-volume streets, including enhanced crossings with pedestrian signals, median refuge islands, traffic calming and wayfinding. Hearing held February 16, 2021 with speakers in support.
Zone change
In review
Closing an unused portion of 800 North, to be split between owners to the north and south. Hearing Dec. 1, 2020 and potential action Dec. 8, 2020 per agendas.
Code change
In review
Land use classification for short-term housing for the terminally and seriously ill, with compatibility rules near residential areas (Petition PLNPCM2016-00024). Hearings Nov. 10 and 17, 2020 per agendas.
Code change
In review
Redefines single room occupancy as shared housing and allows units with multiple sleeping rooms (Petition PLNPCM2018-00066). Hearing on Nov. 10, 2020 agenda.
Zone change
In review
Rezone from R-2 to RMF-45 and master plan amendment to Medium/High Density Residential, combining the site with the adjacent Telegraph Exchange Building for 23 residential units. On the Nov. 10, 2020 agenda for potential action.
Zone change
In review
Text amendment to raise the maximum building height in part of the G-MU zone from 120 feet to up to 190 feet on portions of two blocks, requested for a specific development. The Planning Commission forwarded a negative recommendation, so no ordinance had been drafted.
Code change
In review
Changes to the RMF-30 Low Density Multi-Family zone to remove barriers to multi-family housing: design standards, new building types (sideways row houses, cottage developments, tiny houses), smaller lot-area minimums, no minimum lot width, more than one primary structure per lot, a density bonus for keeping an existing structure and a maximum lot width to discourage land banking.
Area or general plan
In review
Updated draft master plan for the city's 120-acre cemetery, which opened in 1849. It addresses dwindling capacity, limited room to expand and funding, and recommends ways to use the grounds as open space and to pay for deferred maintenance and perpetual care.
Code change
In review
Redefines former Single Room Occupancy (SRO) housing as Shared Housing: a residential building, or part of one, with smaller units of one or more sleeping rooms and either a private kitchen or a private bathroom, but not both. The updated proposal lets a unit hold several sleeping rooms.
Zone change
In review
Rezone of two parcels from RB (Residential/Business) and CN (Neighborhood Commercial), one of them split-zoned, to CB (Community Business) so each has a single zone. No development plans were submitted.
Zone change
In review
Master plan amendment from Low Density to Medium Density Residential and a rezone of the whole parcel, now split between RMF-35 and R-1/5,000, to RMF-35 (Moderate Density Multi-Family). The applicant says it would allow more housing; no development plans were submitted.
Zone change
In review
Rezone of the east half of a split-zoned property from RB (Residential/Business) to CB (Community Business) so the whole lot has one zone, requested for a possible business expansion.
Code change
In review
Proposal to create a land use classification for short-term housing for the terminally and seriously ill (also called eleemosynary, residential support, group home, assisted living or congregate care facilities), including compatibility with adjacent residential neighborhoods, particularly the Institutional zoning district.
Zone change
In review
Creates a new Form-Based Urban Neighborhood 3 (FB-UN3) zone and rezones the 10-acre city-owned Fleet Block, a former fleet maintenance site, from Public Land (PL) and General Commercial (CG) to FB-UN3. Form-based rules regulate building design, height, bulk and use to support redevelopment of the block.
Public project
In review
Public Utilities water conveyance project spanning the valley from the city's eastern water sources to customers on the western and northern sides of the service area.
Zone change
In review
Rezone from R-1/7,000 (Single-Family Residential) to R-MU-45 (Residential/Mixed Use). The applicant plans to replace the existing structures with a four-story building of about 80 affordable housing units.
Zone change
In review
Zoning map and future land use map change from M-1 (Light Industrial) to MU (Mixed Use) so the applicant can build multi-family housing on the vacant parcel at 771 North 400 West. No site plan was submitted.
Public project
In review
Authorization of up to $348,635,000 in public utilities revenue bonds through a federal Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act (WIFIA) loan, with a supplemental indenture and loan agreement.
Zone change
In review
Rezone of one property from R-1/5000 to CB (Community Business) to match adjacent parcels on the block and allow future development. No development proposal was submitted.
Zone change
In review
Rezone of two developed industrial properties from CG (General Commercial) to M-1 (Light Manufacturing). The applicant has no redevelopment plans but wants more allowed uses and no maximum off-street parking.
Zone change
In review
Rezone of three properties from R-1/5000 (Single-Family Residential) to CB (Community Business) so the parcels, about 50,000 square feet combined, can be consolidated for a commercial use. No site plan was submitted.
Public project
In review
Petition to vacate the remaining mid-block portion of an alley, partly vacated in 1993, next to properties owned by West End LLC so the site can be redeveloped. The project was recently approved for Redevelopment Agency funding for a mixed-use development.
Code change
In review
Ordinance regulating electric scooters and other dockless shared mobility devices, with safety-feature and insurance requirements and distinctions for mobility devices, plus Consolidated Fee Schedule changes. Companies operated under temporary agreements until adoption. Hearings were set for July 14 and August 11, 2020.
Zone change
In review
Proposed rezone from R-1/5000 to CB to match adjacent parcels on the block and allow future development. No development proposal was submitted.
Zone change
In review
Proposed rezone from CG (General Commercial) to M-1 (Light Manufacturing) for two developed industrial buildings. The applicant plans no redevelopment but wants more allowed uses and no maximum off-street parking. Council hearings set for August 11 and 18, 2020.
Zone change
In review
Proposed rezone from R-1/5000 to CB (Community Business) so the applicant can consolidate about 50,000 square feet for a commercial use. No site plan was submitted.
Code change
In review
Update to the City's storm sewer ordinance to meet federal and state stormwater quality standards and revise enforcement.
Code change
In review
Proposed permit program letting qualifying residents reduce vegetation on a strip of City open land next to their property to cut wildfire fuel.
Zone change
In review
Rezone a parcel from Open Space to Foothills Residential FR-3/12,000 to match the adjoining lot under the same ownership.
Zone change
In review
Rezone from RMF-35 to R-MU-35 and amend the Central Community Master Plan for a mixed-use development; no site plan submitted.
Development agreement
In review
95-unit mixed-income, mixed-use project, 74 units affordable at or below 50% AMI. The Council was asked to modify a Housing Trust Fund loan to substitute Project Open 2 LLC for North 4th LLC.
Zone change
In review
Amend the future land use map from Low to Medium Density Residential and rezone RMF-35 to FB-UN1 for a seven-unit development.
Zone change
In review
Rezone from AG-2 Agricultural to M-1 Light Manufacturing to implement the area master plan zoning; no site plan submitted.
Zone change
In review
Rezone from SR-1A to Small Neighborhood Business to make a nonconforming commercial use conforming.
Code change
Proposed
Council initiative asking the Administration to recommend billboard regulation changes consistent with state law.
Code change
In review
Proposed ordinance regulating electric scooters and other dockless shared mobility devices, adding safety-feature and insurance requirements; companies currently operate under temporary agreements.
Zone change
In review
Rezone three parcels from SR-1 to RMF-35 for an anticipated multifamily project.
Road project
In review
Close a 15-foot-wide, 253-foot City alley so the petitioner can combine it with seven of eight adjoining properties it owns.
Zone change
In review
Rezone from SR-1A to SNB (Small Neighborhood Business) to make the existing legal nonconforming commercial use conforming and allow commercial use in the historically residential structure facing G Street. Petition PLNPCM2018-00813.
Zone change
In review
Request to raise the maximum building height in part of the G-MU (Gateway Mixed Use) zone from 120 feet to up to 190 feet for a specific development. The Planning Commission forwarded a negative recommendation, so no ordinance has been drafted.
Zone change
In review
Rezone three parcels from SR-1 (Special Development Pattern Residential) to RMF-35 (Moderate Density Multi-family) in anticipation of a multi-family project. Petition PLNPCM2019-00638.
Public project
In review
Proposal to close a 15-foot-wide, roughly 253-foot city-owned alley west of Washington Street so the petitioner can add it to seven of the eight adjacent properties it owns. Petition PLNPCM2019-00400.
Zone change
In review
Rezone a parcel from OS (Open Space) to FR-3/12,000 (Foothills Residential) to match the adjoining property under the same ownership so residential accessory uses are allowed once the lots are combined. Petition PLNPCM2019-00795.
Road project
In review
Joint city and UDOT frequent transit network transfer-point improvements and pedestrian and bicycle crossings; $78,000 TTIF grant application.
Zone change
In review
Rezone two parcels from RB (Residential/Business) and CN (Neighborhood Commercial) to CB (Community Business) so each is under a single zone; 416 is split-zoned RB and CN. No development plans have been submitted. Petition PLNPCM2018-01025.
Public project
In review
About 20 new bus shelters along 600/700 North; $228,000 TTIF grant application.
Road project
In review
Adapts 4.5 miles of 800 East for bicycle and pedestrian use by improving major crossings; $210,000 TIF/TTIF grant application.
Code change
In review
Zoning text amendment so appeals of Historic Landmark Commission decisions are handled like other appeals of administrative decisions, consistent with recent state code changes. Petition PLNPCM2019-00237.
Code change
In review
Updates zoning rules on cannabis land uses to match 2019 state law. Production establishments must be allowed in at least agricultural or manufacturing zones, and medicinal cannabis pharmacies in all but primarily residential zones, subject to distance requirements. Petition PLNPCM2019-00678.
Public project
In review
Proposal to vacate the whole Fern Subdivision alley. The applicant first sought only the segment next to her property, but city departments recommended vacating all of it because of lack of use and multiple encroachments. Petition PLNPCM2018-0046.
Public project
In review
Grant-funded multi-use trail with a concrete barrier or glue-down bollards on the viaduct, plus restriping while keeping all current vehicle lanes. $540,000 grant application.
Code change
In review
Council-initiated changes to Salt Lake City Code on early notification of the public and recognized community organizations for land use projects. The aim is more public participation while keeping review timely for applicants.
Road project
In review
Repaving and buffered or protected uphill and downhill bike lanes, with a $255,000 grant application to the Transportation Investment Fund and Transit Transportation Investment Fund.
Code change
In review
Text amendment putting design guidelines from the Sugar House Master Plan into the Sugar House Business District zone, covering facade design, doorway spacing, glass transparency and public way improvements.
Zone change
In review
Rezone of three parcels from SR-1 Special Development Pattern Residential to RMF-35 Moderate Density Multi-family Residential for an anticipated multi-family project. Hearing set for March 24, 2020.
Public project
In review
Replacement of the city-owned ballpark's playing surface, partly funded by a county agreement of $900,000 with $285,000 from the city, targeted for the 2021 season. The Council was set to consider the interlocal agreement Feb. 18, 2020.
Code change
In review
Council-initiated change to how the public and recognized community organizations are notified of land use projects. Hearing set for March 3, 2020.
Code change
In review
Code amendment so appeals of Historic Landmark Commission decisions follow the same process as other administrative appeals and match state law. Hearing set for March 3, 2020.
Code change
In review
Zoning changes to conform to 2019 state law on cannabis production establishments and pharmacies, due by January 2021. Hearing set for March 3, 2020.
Zone change
In review
Temporary zoning regulation to allow an overflow homeless shelter at the site for the rest of winter 2020. The Council was briefed and scheduled to consider the ordinance at a special meeting Jan. 17, 2020.
Public project
In review
A draft plan for the city-owned Allen Park, acquired in March 2020, with the concept 'Arts and Sciences in the Wild' combining ecological improvements, art and historic preservation. Briefed September 10, 2024.
Public project
Approved
The Department of Airports proposes granting a conservation easement to Utah Open Lands, with the easement price waived, and then selling about 900 acres of wetland mitigation land acquired for the west runway to the Utah Department of Natural Resources. Hearings were set for October 6, 2026 with tentative Council action October 20.
Code change
Approved
Adoption of an Impact Fee Facilities Plan and Analysis raising water, sewer and stormwater impact fees on new construction for the first time since 1999. Hearings were set for September 22 and October 6, 2026.
Zone change
Approved
A petition from the applicant on behalf of the property owner to rezone three parcels from AG-2 to M1-A (Northpoint Light Industrial). The Planning Commission forwarded a negative recommendation; Council Members signaled support for barring data centers and adding buffers for nearby homes. A hearing was set for September 22, 2026.
Site plan
Approved
A 66-unit housing project with 75 percent of units planned for households at or below 80 percent of area median income. The Council adopted Resolution 18 of 2026 on September 15, 2026 waiving building permit fees.
Code change
Approved
A zoning text amendment making permanent a temporary rule capping non-residential uses at 200,000 gallons of water per day in all zones, with exemptions for agriculture, schools, government social-service facilities, places of worship and hospitals. The Council adopted it as Ordinance 48 of 2026 on September 15, 2026 and asked for a report within nine months on whether the cap can be lowered.
Zone change
Approved
A 2025 rezone to R-1/5,000 and SR-3 (Ordinance 56 of 2025) conditioned on a development agreement. On September 8, 2026 the Council extended the time to satisfy the conditions by one year, to September 9, 2027.
Zone change
Approved
A city-initiated rezoning of the former Ballpark site from Public Lands and RMF-35 to MU-11 and MU-5, with a text amendment to MU-11 and removal of Ballpark-specific sign rules, to match the Ballpark NEXT Community Design Plan. The Planning Commission recommended approval 5-2; at a July 14, 2026 work session the council informally favored MU-8 instead of MU-11, and a hearing was set for August 18.
Code change
Approved
Would make permanent a March 2026 temporary rule capping non-residential water use at 200,000 gallons a day, with exemptions for agriculture, schools, government-run social services, places of worship and hospitals. Briefed July 21, 2026; hearing set for August 18.
Subdivision
Approved
A petition to vacate a 16.5-by-80-foot city-owned alley with no public access, to be split between neighboring owners. The council held its hearing July 14, 2026 and deferred action.
Public project
Approved
Closes a 16-by-275-foot alley and part of a 15-by-100-foot alley inside Jefferson Park so the park's parcels can be consolidated for improvements funded by the parks GO bond and capital program. Adopted July 14, 2026 as Ordinance 41.
Code change
Approved
A new Chapter 5.13 of the city code would license short-term rentals, with eligibility rules, limits in multifamily buildings, a two-night minimum stay, recordkeeping, fines and revocation. The council briefed it June 16, 2026 and adopted it as Ordinance 38 of 2026 the same evening, with a request that the self-certification checklist list required fire and safety equipment.
Code change
Approved
Amendments to Title 21A would allow artificial turf in required front and corner side yards (with at least 33 percent live vegetation) while still banning it in buffers and park strips. The Planning Commission forwarded a negative recommendation; briefed June 2, 2026.
Road project
Approved
Indefinite closure of part of 200 South as part of a project creating a new railroad quiet zone, to reduce noise and address an unsafe crossing. Adopted May 19, 2026 as Ordinance 20.
Road project
Approved
Indefinite closure of a city-owned right-of-way, continuing a March 2024 temporary closure that curbed unsafe conditions and illegal dumping. Adopted May 19, 2026 as Ordinance 19.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone of three single-family lots from R-1-7000 to MU-3 for part of a 26-unit development (8 townhomes, 18 condominiums), with 10 percent of units at 80 percent of area median income for buyers. Adopted May 19, 2026 as Ordinance 24.
Road project
Approved
Vacation of part of Fortune Road adjacent only to the petitioner's land, restricting access for public safety. The right-of-way is to be sold at fair market value. Adopted May 19, 2026 as Ordinance 22 (6-0).
Zone change
Approved
Rezone from MU-11 and RMF-35 to MU-8 for a future multi-family development, with 15 percent of units at 80 percent of area median income or below. Adopted May 19, 2026 as Ordinance 23 (6-0).
Public project
Approved
An exchange in which UDOT takes title to city streets for Mountain View Corridor construction and compensates the city with roughly equal property. The required public hearing was held May 19, 2026; no further council action is required.
Code change
Approved
A new city ordinance (Title 9, Chapter 50) joining Utah Renewable Communities so nearly all homes and businesses are automatically enrolled in clean energy through their Rocky Mountain Power bill, with an opt-out. Staying enrolled adds a fee to the bill. Adopted April 21, 2026 as Ordinance 17.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone of a 0.49-acre lot from R-1/5,000 to RMF-30 to allow additional for-sale homes while keeping the existing house. Adopted April 21, 2026 as Ordinance 18.
Road project
Approved
Vacation of about 775 square feet of right-of-way between a property line and the sidewalk. Adopted April 21, 2026 as Ordinance 16, without requiring the owner to buy the land.
Code change
Approved
Titles 20 and 21A changes clarifying actions applicants may take to show reasonable diligence so approvals do not remain valid indefinitely. Adopted April 7 as Ordinance 15 of 2026.
Zone change
Denied
Request to rezone 0.80 acres next to Sugar House Park from MU-3 to MU-8 and amend the master plan map for a hotel. After a long hearing March 24, the council rejected the ordinance 7-0 on April 7.
Zone change
Approved
Rezones three properties from RMF-45 to MU-5 and amends the Central Community master plan for a five-story residential building with ground-floor commercial space adjoining an existing building. Adopted March 24 as Ordinance 12 of 2026.
Code change
Approved
Amends city code sections 14.52 and 20.16.050 to set a consistent process for vacating city streets and alleys, including within subdivisions. Adopted March 24 as Ordinance 7 of 2026. Also covers an alley vacation east of Browning Avenue adopted as Ordinance 6 of 2026.
Code change
Approved
Allows six-foot front-yard fences in M-1 and M-1A districts, replaces 'hedges' with 'landscaping' in fence rules and raises side and rear yard fences to seven feet. Adopted March 24 as Ordinance 10 of 2026.
Code change
Approved
Applies a 200,000-gallon annual average daily potable water cap to all new nonresidential development, narrowing exemptions, plus a 180-day temporary zoning regulation. Adopted March 24 (Ordinances 8 and 9 of 2026).
Code change
Approved
Title 11 changes creating an administrative process against owners who fail to curb persistent nuisance activity on their properties, mainly commercial. Adopted March 24 as Ordinance 13 of 2026.
Zone change
Approved
Rezones 32 properties in the Rio Grande District from G-MU to D-4 for more building height and amends the Downtown Plan for mid-block walkways. Hearing March 10; the council adopted it March 24 (Ordinance 11 of 2026). Speakers urged alignment with the public-led Rio Grande Plan to bury tracks on 500 West.
Public project
Approved
Interlocal agreement among the city, Community Reinvestment Agency and UTA letting the streetcar extension proceed through construction; UTA would own and operate the rail. Approved March 24.
Public project
Approved
Temporary closure of streets adjacent to the Salt Lake Temple from March to October 2027 for crowd management during the reopening. Adopted March 24 as Ordinance 14 of 2026 after a hearing with supporters and opponents.
Site plan
Approved
Redevelopment of the historic Northwest Pipeline building plus new construction with 196 affordable units, commercial space, parking and a plaza. The city sold the 2.42-acre site for $1 million paid over 55 years; the council approved the sales price and term sheet Feb. 17 on a 6-1 vote. An EPA Brownfields grant for asbestos remediation was also in the works.
Public project
Approved
Second issuance of up to $51 million from the $85 million parks bond voters approved in 2022. The council authorized it Feb. 17 on a 6-1 vote.
Zone change
Approved
Text amendment to Title 21A adding design standards, smaller minimum lot sizes, no lot-width minimums, multiple buildings per lot and a density bonus for preserving existing units; a small number of RMF-35 properties would become RMF-45. The council heard public comment Nov. 18, 2025 and deferred action.
Development agreement
Approved
68-unit permanent supportive housing project; the city would release its reversionary interest in exchange for a 50-year restrictive use agreement. Hearing set for Dec. 9, 2025.
Site plan
Approved
Four box hangars on 8.4 acres financed by a private activity bond issued by the Public Finance Authority of Wisconsin; the city needs only hold a TEFRA hearing, set for Dec. 9, 2025.
Code change
Approved
2025 Water Conservation Plan with 5-, 10- and 40-year goals and a general plan water element required by state law. Both adopted 6-0 on Dec. 2, 2025.
Zone change
Approved
Public Lands zoning text amendment for K-12 school development standards and vacation of a portion of 200 North between 300 West and 200 West for the school's reconstruction. Adopted 7-0 on Nov. 18, 2025.
Code change
Approved
Adoption of the state-required WUI Fire Code and map, with precedence over conflicting zoning rules except in the Riparian Corridor Overlay. Adopted 7-0 on Nov. 18, 2025.
Site plan
Approved
A request to buy about five feet of right-of-way along 1100 West and 400 South for a new single-family house. The Planning Commission recommended approving the 1100 West portion and denying the 400 South portion. On Oct. 21, 2025 the Council voted 4-2 to vacate the 1100 West segment and deny the 400 South segment.
Site plan
Approved
Vacation of platted but never-built street rights-of-way so Salt Lake Garfield & Western Railway can buy them for railroad uses, including relocating a rail yard from the Buena Vista neighborhood. The Council adopted Ordinance 64 of 2025 on Oct. 21, 2025.
Site plan
Approved
A 272-unit affordable housing project financed by a tax-exempt private activity bond issued by the Public Finance Authority of Wisconsin, with no city financial liability; it includes a future TRAX platform. The Council held the required TEFRA hearing Oct. 21, 2025 with no public comment.
Code change
Approved
Reviews which land uses are prohibited within 1,000 feet of residential zones and how the distance is measured. The Planning Commission forwarded a positive recommendation, and the Council adopted Ordinance 63 of 2025 on Oct. 21, 2025.
Code change
Approved
Changes to RMF-35 and RMF-45 zones adding design standards, reducing minimum lot sizes, removing lot width minimums, allowing multiple buildings per lot and offering a density bonus for preserving housing, and rezoning a few RMF-35 properties to RMF-45. The Council was briefed Oct. 7, 2025 and set a hearing for Nov. 18.
Development agreement
Approved
An interlocal agreement between the city and the Community Reinvestment Agency to share tax increment in the Salt Lake Central Housing and Transit Reinvestment Zone, as state law requires. The Council adopted Resolution 35 of 2025 on Oct. 21, 2025.
Site plan
Approved
Vacation of an unused, obstructed city alley segment between about 1430 East and 1500 East. The Planning Commission gave a positive recommendation, and the Council adopted Ordinance 59 of 2025 on Oct. 7, 2025.
Site plan
Approved
Vacation of a city-owned alley so the owner of three of the four adjacent properties can redevelop; the fourth owner proposed buying the segment next to their property. The Council adopted Ordinance 61 of 2025 on Oct. 7, 2025.
Public project
Approved
Up to $50 million in bond anticipation notes (Series 2025B) to buy and improve a Public Utilities campus and up to $50 million in refunding bonds (Series 2025C) to refund Series 2017 bonds. The Council adopted parameters Sept. 2, 2025 and held the issuance hearing Oct. 7, 2025 with no public comment.
Zone change
Approved
Designation of two buildings on one lot as a local landmark site, recommended by the Historic Landmark Commission and Planning Commission. The Council adopted Ordinance 60 of 2025 on Oct. 7, 2025.
Development agreement
Approved
A master development agreement for a seven-story parking garage with about 452 stalls at the southwest corner of the Delta Center arena site, which could supersede several city rules. The Council held a hearing Sept. 2 and adopted the agreement Sept. 9, 2025, on a recorded 6-0 vote. Opponents said it does too little to activate the surrounding blocks.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone from RB to CSHBD2 adopted in Ordinance 78 of 2023 with conditions. On August 12, 2025 the Council adopted Resolution 20 of 2025 giving the owner six more months to meet them.
Code change
Approved
Text amendment consolidating parking design standards for the Downtown and Gateway zoning districts, with a positive Planning Commission recommendation. The Council adopted it as Ordinance 48 of 2025 on August 12, 2025, 7-0.
Code change
Approved
Ordinance establishing an administrative process and civil fine, up to the $1,000 state maximum, for unruly gatherings on private property, replacing the police response service fee. The Council adopted it as Ordinance 49 of 2025 on August 12, 2025; a companion ordinance on administrative hearing appeals was set for August 19.
Zone change
Approved
Citywide text and map amendment (Petition PLNPCM2024-00707) consolidating up to 27 commercial, form-based and mixed-use districts into six MU districts with changes to setbacks, height, lot coverage and uses. After a hearing on July 1, 2025, the Council adopted it 4-3 as Ordinance 47 of 2025 on July 8 with a Sugar House stepback and a three-month effective date.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone of a lot from SR-1A to RMF-30 to allow three infill rental units behind an existing contributing historic structure, which would not be altered (Petition PLNPCM2024-01079). The Council adopted it as Ordinance 45 of 2025 on July 1, 2025, 7-0.
Public project
Approved
Closure of a city-owned mid-block alley so the parcels of Madsen Park can be combined for park improvements funded by the Parks, Trails and Open Space general obligation bond. The Council adopted Ordinance 44 of 2025 on July 1, 2025, 7-0.
Code change
Approved
Zoning text amendment to Title 21A (Petition PLNPCM2025-00327) removing public hearings for appeals of land use decisions and variance requests and replacing them with public meetings, to comply with House Bill 368, which took effect May 7, 2025. The Council adopted it as Ordinance 46 of 2025 on July 1, 2025.
Annexation
Approved
Annexation of unincorporated properties near the airport and the Salt Lake–Davis County line. The Council adopted Ordinance 43 of 2025 on June 10, 2025, 7-0, along with a legislative action to study rezoning about 2699 West 3300 North to M-1A.
Zone change
Approved
Vacation of a City-owned alley between about 2615 and 2700 South and between Beverly and Chadwick Streets (PLNPCM2024-00973), divided among abutting owners. The Council adopted Ordinance 26 of 2025 on May 6, 2025, 7-0.
Zone change
Approved
Vacation of part of a City-owned alley near South Edison Street and 200 East (PLNPCM2024-00439) despite a negative Planning Commission recommendation. After deferring on April 15, 2025 the Council adopted Ordinance 28 of 2025 on May 6, 2025, 7-0.
Zone change
Approved
Rezones the property at about 273 East 800 South from I (Institutional) to RMF-45 for a deeply affordable project of 34 one-bedroom apartments for households at or below 30% of area median income, on a site with a vacant office building. The Council adopted the rezone April 15, 2025 on the condition of a development agreement.
Code change
Approved
Text amendment (PLNPCM2024-00595) permitting indoor or outdoor live performance theaters in the CG General Commercial District and other suitable districts; previously only indoor live performance theaters were allowed. Adopted April 15, 2025.
Code change
Approved
Temporary zoning ordinances adopted April 15, 2025 allowing higher overnight capacity for 180 days at four facilities: the Volunteers of America Youth Resource Center (up to 50), the Geraldine E. King Women's Resource Center (up to 250), the Gail Miller Resource Center (up to 250) and the St. Vincent de Paul Center, subject to building and fire code limits.
Zone change
Approved
Applies the H-Historic Overlay District to 24 homes along both sides of Yale Avenue (about 1802 to 1885 East) and updates the 2005 Yalecrest Reconnaissance Level Survey. Petitioner is the applicant (PLNHLC2023-00571). The Council adopted it April 15, 2025.
Development agreement
Approved
A public infrastructure district proposed by Jazz Arena Investors, LLC to help finance redevelopment of the Delta Center, Salt Palace, Abravanel Hall and UMOCA and the development of SEG's entertainment district. The Council held a public hearing April 1, 2025 and created the district by resolution April 8, 2025.
Code change
Approved
Title 21A amendment to permit live performance theaters, indoor or outdoor, in the CG district and other appropriate districts. Hearing set for April 15, 2025.
Subdivision
Approved
Vacation of an L-shaped City-owned alley starting near 268 West Paxton Avenue, replaced by an access easement from 300 West. The Council adopted Ordinance 13 of 2025 on March 4, 2025.
Code change
Approved
Text amendment to consolidate and simplify R-1 districts, update flag lot standards and add housing options; on March 4, 2025 the Council adopted a legislative action directing the Planning Division to draft it and consider similar changes to R-2, SR-1 and SR-1A.
Zone change
Approved
Property rezoned from R-2 to SNB by Ordinance 6 of 2023 with conditions. On February 18, 2025 the Council voted 6-1 to extend the deadline to satisfy them by six months.
Code change
Approved
Temporary land use regulation changing zoning standards for K-12 public school development in the Public Lands District, enacted by Ordinance 12 of 2025.
Zone change
Approved
Zoning map amendment of properties at about 2760, 2800 and 2828 North 2200 West from AG-2 Agricultural to M-1 Light Manufacturing (Ordinance 33 of 2024), with a development agreement deadline reset to February 4, 2026.
Zone change
Withdrawn
Request to rezone property from FR-2/21,780 to RMF-75 high-density multi-family. The Planning Commission forwarded a negative recommendation; the item was removed from the Council's Jan. 21, 2025 work session at the applicant's request.
Code change
Approved
Citywide text amendment to Title 21A setting minimum distances between gas stations and waterways, parks and open space, with stricter standards in the secondary groundwater recharge area. New stations that do not meet the standards are prohibited. The Council adopted it January 21, 2025.
Zone change
Approved
Rezoning of the General Commercial portion of a split-zoned parcel to D-2 Downtown Support so the whole parcel has one zone. Adopted Jan. 7, 2025 (Ordinance 01).
Zone change
Approved
Rezoning of 0.25 acres from R-1/5,000 to RMF-30 to build five to seven family-sized units. Adopted Jan. 7, 2025 (Ordinance 02).
Code change
Approved
Council-initiated M-1A Northpoint Light Industrial zone carrying out the Northpoint Small Area Plan, with a Jordan River buffer. Adopted Jan. 7, 2025 (Ordinance 03).
Development agreement
Approved
Interlocal agreement under which the state-created district reimburses the city for water, sewer, police, fire and homelessness services, on top of base taxable value and 25% of enhanced property tax. Adopted Dec. 10, 2024 (Resolution 47).
Zone change
Approved
New Jordan River Fairpark zoning district on about 93 acres and 32 parcels, allowing buildings up to 400 feet, with a development agreement with Larry H. Miller Development covering river access, open space, roads and public benefits. Council adopted the zoning 7-0 on Dec. 10, 2024 and asked for an annual public review of city service costs and diverted tax revenue.
Road project
Approved
Temporary closure for up to two years to repair a rail crossing so the suspended Woods Cross Quiet Zone can be restored. Adopted Dec. 3, 2024 (Ordinance 90).
Public project
Approved
Transfer of city-owned and RDA parcels to support extending the S-Line streetcar to Highland Drive and an adjacent transit-oriented development.
Zone change
Approved
Request to rezone a property from Business Park to Corridor Commercial so the building can be leased for more commercial uses. Hearing held Nov. 12, 2024; action deferred.
Subdivision
Approved
Petition by Jodah One, LLC to vacate part of Brooklyn Avenue and a city-owned alley and amend the Brooklyn and Dolan subdivisions, with the land sold to adjoining owners at fair market value. Hearing held Nov. 12, 2024; action deferred.
Zone change
Approved
Temporary zoning regulation allowing the Volunteers of America Youth Resource Center to house up to 50 people, within code limits, until May 1, 2025. Adopted Nov. 12, 2024.
Area or general plan
Approved
Housing and Transit Reinvestment Zone project area created under state law, with a city–RDA interlocal agreement setting tax-increment participation and use. Council adopted the agreement Oct. 15, 2024.
Code change
Approved
Zoning text amendment raising the maximum front-yard fence height in M-1 districts of the International Center from four to six feet. Adopted Oct. 15, 2024.
Area or general plan
Approved
Boundary amendment removing land that overlaps the new Utah Fairpark Area Investment and Restoration District, leaving four non-contiguous areas about half the original size. Adopted Oct. 15, 2024.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone from RMF-35 to RMF-30 enabling two new houses in a historic lot pattern. Adopted as Ordinance 69 of 2024 on October 1, 2024, 6-0.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone of nine parcels from D-2 to D-1 for an urban hospital, plus a text amendment adding hospitals and ambulance services as D-1 conditional uses. Council adopted Ordinances 74 and 75 on October 1, 2024, 6-0, with the rezone subject to the applicant executing a development agreement covering ground-floor activation, open space and a food truck park.
Code change
Approved
Title 21A amendment prohibiting demolition of dwelling units for stand-alone parking and parking expansion unless it adds housing. Adopted as Ordinance 72 of 2024 on October 1, 2024, 6-0.
Code change
Approved
Mid-year budget change adopted in parts: Ordinance 66 (September 3), Ordinance 67 (September 17) and Ordinance 73 (October 1, 2024, final items including $450,000 governmental immunity claims and $50,000 for Sugar House construction mitigation).
Code change
Approved
Allows one monument sign for the first 100 feet of frontage and one more for each additional 250 feet, spaced 150 feet apart. Adopted as Ordinance 71 of 2024 on October 1, 2024, 6-0.
Development agreement
Approved
D-4 zone text amendment (adopted August 27, 2024, Ordinance 63) allowing buildings up to 600 feet by design review, plus a Capital City Revitalization Zone participation agreement with Smith Entertainment Group. On October 1, 2024 Council voted 6-0 to approve the final agreement and project area, designate SEG as participant, and levy a 0.5% citywide sales and use tax for 30 years; the Planning Commission had earlier forwarded a negative recommendation on the zoning amendment.
Public project
Approved
Project-specific funding allocations for the city's capital projects, including Fayette Avenue improvements, Harvey Milk Boulevard banners, Green Loop, Jordan River revitalization and citywide safer crossings. Council held hearings July 9 and August 13 and adopted Resolution 27 of 2024 on August 27, 2024.
Area or general plan
Approved
A proposed Capital City Revitalization Zone that could facilitate redevelopment around the Delta Center, with public funding for a sports and entertainment district, arts venues and related uses. The Council opened its public hearing on May 21, 2024 and continued it after dozens of speakers.
Code change
Approved
An ordinance defining 'Distribution Center' and prohibiting distribution uses on the former North Temple Landfill site in the Northwest Quadrant Overlay, to avoid concentrating one land use. Council adopted it as Ordinance 60 of 2024 on August 13, 2024.
Public project
Approved
Addenda 4 and 5 continue service on three east-west routes and begin mobilization for Route 1 under the 20-year Funding Our Future agreement with UTA. Adopted as Resolution 29 on Aug. 17, 2021, 7-0.
Zone change
Approved
Creates the Form Based Mixed Use 8 (MU-8) district for buildings of eight stories or fewer, adopts its sign rules, and rezones properties in the Ballpark Station Area Plan to a variety of districts. The Council adopted the ordinances on May 21, 2024.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone of two vacant parcels from R-1/7,000 single-family to RMF-30 low-density multifamily; the applicant's narrative shows intended townhomes. Briefed June 4, 2024, with a hearing set for July 2.
Code change
Approved
Citywide text amendment removing zoning barriers to reusing buildings and creating incentives for adaptive reuse and preserving principal buildings. Unanimously recommended by the Planning and Historic Landmark Commissions.
Public project
Approved
The council on May 3, 2022 accepted a $1.3 million state grant and $1.3 million in matching impact fees for planning, design and engagement on five new Foothills trailheads, with no construction until conditions are met and trail construction paused until spring 2023.
Public project
Under construction
Utility work in the public right-of-way during the 2100 South reconstruction, fronted by the city and repaid as property owners develop. Bids came in higher than planned and the not-to-exceed amount rose from $7 million to $10 million; the Council straw-polled $3 million more from Funding Our Future fund balance on June 6, 2024.
Site plan
Approved
About 110 units of affordable senior housing on 0.81 acres, supported with $5.6 million in dormant Community Development Block Grant funds. The Council adopted the public benefit analysis resolution on May 21, 2024.
Zone change
Approved
Rezones State Street parcels from Corridor Commercial and Coatsville Avenue parcels from R-1/5000 to Residential/Mixed Use and amends the Central Community future land use map for a later redevelopment. The Council adopted it May 21, 2024 with affordability and parking requirements for the future development agreement.
Zone change
Approved
Rezones parcels from D-2 Downtown Support to D-1 Central Business, matching a nearby recently approved change. No development plans were submitted. Adopted May 21, 2024.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone of city-owned land from R-1/5,000 to RMF-30. Adopted as Ordinance 30 of 2024 on May 7, 2024.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone of about 14.33 acres from AG-2 agricultural to M-1 light manufacturing under a development agreement. The Council adopted Ordinance 33 on May 7, 2024 by 6-1, adding a 25% cap on package delivery use as an accessory use.
Code change
Approved
Aligns garage and attached-structure rules with 2021 state law. Adopted as Ordinance 29 of 2024 on May 7, 2024.
Development agreement
Approved
Proposed revitalization zone with a sales tax of up to 0.5% under SB 272. A public hearing was set for May 21, 2024 on the consent agenda.
Road project
Approved
The 2023 Connect SLC plan replaces the 1996 Transportation Master Plan. Adopted as Ordinance 32 of 2024 on May 7, 2024.
Code change
Approved
Changes to daycare, home daycare and home occupation rules to align with state code and reduce zoning barriers to childcare. Adopted March 5, 2024 as Ordinance 8.
Code change
Approved
Fees, redevelopment limits and a reconstruction process for unlawful alteration or demolition of historic buildings, with a requirement to post demolition notices on site. Adopted as Ordinance 22 of 2024 on April 16, 2024.
Code change
Approved
Window rules for new construction in historic districts; adopted May 7, 2024 as Ordinance 34 with an allowance for vinyl windows out of street view as an affordable housing incentive.
Code change
Approved
Five temporary zoning ordinances (23 to 27 of 2024) adopted April 16, 2024 raising capacity or extending shelter operations for up to 180 days.
Zone change
Denied
Request to rezone from R-1/7,000 single-family to CB community business with no development plans. The Council rejected it 6-0 on April 2, 2024 after members cited the absence of affordable housing.
Site plan
Approved
67 deeply affordable one- and two-bedroom apartments for households at 25%-35% of area median income. The Council authorized the county housing authority to operate in the city on March 26, 2024, including ongoing rental assistance.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone from R-1/5,000 single-family to RMF-30 low-density multi-family, in line with the Westside Master Plan. Adopted as Ordinance 16 of 2024 on March 26, 2024.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone of eight properties from R-1/7,000 to RMF-30 with a Northwest Community Master Plan amendment. Deferred March 5 after residents asked for more discussion and adopted as Ordinance 19 on March 26, 2024.
Code change
Approved
A program letting development rights move from preserved properties to receiving areas in Sugar House. The Council voted 7-0 on March 26, 2024 to have staff research and draft the ordinance.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone from R-1/7,000 single-family to RMF-35 moderate-density multi-family with a Sugar House master plan amendment, to allow eight townhomes. Adopted as Ordinance 18 of 2024 on March 26, 2024.
Zone change
Approved
H-Historic Overlay on 43 homes along Princeton Avenue. The Planning Commission initially gave a negative recommendation; the Council adopted Ordinance 15 of 2024 on March 26, 2024.
Road project
Approved
Surface Transportation Program grant application to the Wasatch Front Regional Council for pavement, curb, gutter and pedestrian/bicycle improvements. Hearing held March 5, 2024.
Code change
Approved
New Title 19 and changes to Titles 18 and 21A requiring community benefits and relocation assistance to limit loss of affordable housing and tenant displacement. Adopted March 5, 2024 as Ordinance 11.
Public project
Approved
Six-month pilot temporary shelter with 27 portable structures for up to 50 people, run with the State Office of Homeless Services; temporary land-use rules adopted Dec. 12, 2023.
Development agreement
Approved
A 99-year below-market ground lease of 1.175 acres to expand the university baseball field to NCAA standards, removing one softball field and one multipurpose field. The university commits $4.2 million for Sunnyside Park improvements. Approved March 5, 2024.
Zone change
Approved
H-Historic Overlay on 66 homes on Laird Avenue, Laird Circle and Uintah Circle. The Council adopted Ordinance 9 of 2024 on March 5, 2024.
Zone change
Approved
Request to rezone from R-1/7,000 single-family to RMF-35 moderate-density multi-family and amend the Sugar House master plan to allow eight for-sale townhomes.
Zone change
Approved
Proposal to apply the H-Historic Overlay District to 66 homes on Laird Avenue between 1300 East and 1500 East, including Laird Circle and Uintah Circle. A survey of property owners had 85% turnout.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone and future land use map change adopted Nov. 7, 2023 conditioned on a development agreement; on Feb. 6, 2024 the council clarified it must replace demolished units and provide 40% active ground-floor uses on State Street.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone of three parcels from R-1/7,000 single-family to RMF-30 low-density multi-family to allow future redevelopment; the council adopted it Dec. 12, 2023.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone from RB to CSHBD2 to enable a multi-family project, subject to a development agreement preserving the Victorian home on the site. Adopted Dec. 12, 2023.
Zone change
Approved
Council adopted Ordinance 71 of 2023 on Dec. 5, 2023 rezoning the property from M-2 to M-1 to allow a commercial truck driving school.
Zone change
Approved
Council adopted Ordinance 72 of 2023 on Dec. 5, 2023 rezoning from R-2 to Institutional so the McGillis School can use an existing church building as a school.
Code change
Approved
Council adopted Ordinance 74 of 2023 (6-1) establishing a chapter of zoning incentives for affordable housing, with a follow-up measure on construction damage to neighboring property and an implementation report due April 30, 2024.
Zone change
Approved
Creation of the FB-MU11 form-based zone and rezoning of the Fleet Block between 800 and 900 South and 300 and 400 West, with the southeast portion designated a public square.
Code change
Approved
Council adopted Ordinance 73 of 2023 repealing and replacing Title 20 on subdivisions and condominiums to meet state code requirements.
Zone change
Approved
Council adopted Ordinance 65 of 2023 on Nov. 14, 2023, rezoning the lot from R-1/5,000 to CC and changing the future land use to Community Commercial, despite a negative Planning Commission recommendation.
Site plan
Approved
Council adopted Ordinance 68 of 2023 vacating alleys near 1518 South 300 West on conditions requiring a public mid-block walkway and a public drive through the petitioner's garage.
Zone change
Approved
Council adopted Ordinance 66 of 2023 on Nov. 14, 2023 (6-1) rezoning about 0.48 acres from R-1/5,000 to R-MU-45 with a plan change to Medium-Density Residential.
Code change
Approved
Council adopted Ordinance 67 of 2023 reorganizing and updating the H Historic Preservation Overlay District rules and creating processes to update historic resource surveys.
Area or general plan
Approved
Council adopted Ordinance 69 of 2023, the Northpoint Small Area Plan, and asked the administration to draft implementing zoning and continue the city-led annexation.
Zone change
Approved
Council adopted Ordinance 62 of 2023 rezoning the property from RMF-35 to RMF-30 to allow more flexibility in housing types if redeveloped.
Zone change
Approved
Council adopted Ordinances 63 and 63B on Nov. 7, 2023 rezoning the parcels from CC to FB-UN2 and allowing up to 65 feet and five stories, with a development agreement requiring one-for-one replacement of demolished units and 40% active ground-floor frontage on State Street.
Zone change
Withdrawn
TAG SLC, LLC sought to rezone properties on West Goltz Avenue and South Jefferson Street from RMF-35 to R-MU and change the Ballpark Station Area future land use to High-Density Residential Mixed Use. The Planning Commission recommended denial and the petitioner withdrew the request before the Nov. 7, 2023 hearing.
Area or general plan
Approved
Council adopted Ordinance 59 of 2023 amending the North Temple Boulevard Plan to keep Madsen Park at its current location and explore how to reimagine it.
Site plan
Approved
The Council adopted Ordinances 60 and 61 of 2023 vacating parts of a city-owned alley near 800 East and Wilmington Avenue; vacated land goes to abutting owners.
Zone change
Approved
Council enacted Ordinance 64 of 2023 allowing the Volunteers of America youth resource center to add up to 50 overnight occupants through April 15, 2024, subject to building and fire code.
Code change
Approved
Text amendment to allow bulk material storage structures up to 150 feet west of 5600 West, 100 to 1,000 feet south of I-80, in the M-1 district, associated with a rail freight terminal.
Area or general plan
Approved
Proposed anti-displacement plan to be adopted into the city's general plan, with policy measures to help current residents remain in the city.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone from CC and R-1/5000 to FB-UN2 with a land use map amendment and extra height area, to accommodate later redevelopment. Hearing set for October 3, 2023.
Public project
Approved
Petition to vacate an alley segment and divide it among abutting owners; fences and grade changes make it impassable by vehicle and planning recommended approval. Hearing set for October 17, 2023.
Public project
Approved
Petition to vacate part of a city-owned alley that has served as a driveway and is blocked by a gate; planning recommended approval and a utility agreement would remain. Hearing set for October 17, 2023.
Zone change
Denied
Blaine Properties LLC sought R-1/7000 to SR-3 and a medium-density land use designation to legalize a lot and build a single-family house. The council rejected the ordinance 7-0 on September 5, 2023 and launched studies of single-family zoning.
Code change
Approved
Prohibits new drive-throughs in the CSHBD1 and CSHBD2 zones. Adopted 7-0 on September 5, 2023 (draft minutes).
Public project
Approved
Annual list of city capital projects. The council adopted the project-specific FY2024 allocations 7-0 on August 15, 2023 (Resolution 23).
Code change
Approved
Adds alley intersections and structures to the sight distance triangle rules. Adopted 7-0 on August 15, 2023 as Ordinance 46.
Code change
Approved
Text amendment that would allow reconstruction of a historic carriage house as a dwelling unit; the planning commission forwarded a negative recommendation. Hearing set for August 8, 2023.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone from R-1/7,000 to RMF-30 so the owner can develop townhouses; no plans submitted. Approved 7-0 on July 18, 2023.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone from RB to TSA-UC-C for a future mixed-use building. Approved July 18, 2023 on condition of a development agreement requiring active ground-floor uses and 10 percent affordable units for 15 years.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone of about 1.02 acres from D-2 to D-1 Central Business District with no development plans. Approved 7-0 on July 18, 2023.
Code change
Approved
Mayor-initiated change giving more flexibility to maintain and update existing nonconforming signs. Adopted 7-0 July 18, 2023, with a follow-up petition to review electronic sign standards.
Zone change
Approved
Rezoning of portions of several lots to R-1/5,000 and SR-3, with a Northwest Community future land use map amendment, to accommodate a later redevelopment proposal. Approved 7-0 on July 18, 2023.
Code change
Approved
Text amendment to building heights and street activation standards in the D-1, D-2, D-3, D-4, G-MU, CG and FB-UN districts. Adopted June 6, 2023 as Ordinance 24 with a bird-friendly glass study; a clarification restoring street activation language was adopted July 11, 2023.
Public project
Approved
Below-market leases of eight City-owned parcels (2.41 acres) to the International Rescue Committee and Wasatch Community Gardens for urban farming and job training. The Council adopted Resolution 19 of 2023 on June 13, 2023.
Area or general plan
Approved
New five-year housing plan replacing Growing SLC and meeting state moderate income housing requirements. Hearing held June 6 and adopted June 13, 2023 as Ordinance 27.
Code change
Approved
Text amendment allowing freestanding pole signs on public and private school properties in more zoning districts. Adopted June 13, 2023 as Ordinance 26.
Code change
Approved
Council-initiated changes to early notification of the public and recognized community organizations on land use projects. Adopted June 6, 2023 as Ordinance 23.
Code change
Approved
Clarification of exceptions to the one off-street parking space requirement for accessory dwelling units, correcting an oversight in the April 4, 2023 ordinance. Adopted May 23, 2023.
Code change
Approved
Would allow one freestanding pole sign per school property, up to 15 feet on local streets and 25 feet on collector or arterial streets, with no off-premises advertising or animation. Briefed May 16, 2023; hearing set for June 6, 2023.
Zone change
Approved
Removed the Airport Flight Path Protection Overlay Influence Zone B from a hotel parcel so it can operate as permanent supportive housing, primarily for people 62 and older, with a development agreement requiring sound attenuation. Adopted April 4, 2023 as Ordinance 04 of 2023; staff reported the 94-unit project opening in May 2023.
Code change
Approved
Creates a process and overlay zoning district for approving future homeless resource centers and changes standards for centers and shelters, including temporary/seasonal centers. The Council adopted it May 2, 2023 as Ordinance 19 of 2023 with a firearm-signage and secure-storage requirement for private centers that bar firearms, plus legislative intents on metrics and CPTED standards.
Zone change
Approved
Rezones property from M-1 Light Manufacturing to R-MU Residential/Mixed Use to allow two small multi-family buildings. The Planning Commission forwarded a positive recommendation; the Council adopted it May 2, 2023 as Ordinance 20 of 2023 with a recorded 35-foot height limit.
Zone change
Denied
Request to rezone a property from RMF-30 to CN Neighborhood Commercial and amend the Central Community Master Plan so an existing single-family dwelling could become a commercial use. The Council voted 3-4 against it on April 18, 2023.
Code change
Approved
Requires electrical capacity for future EV charging at 20% of off-street parking stalls in new multi-family projects and major reconstructions. Adopted April 4, 2023 as Ordinance 16 of 2023.
Area or general plan
Approved
Specific plan for the 17-acre Glendale Regional Park site, formerly Raging Waters, adopted unanimously on March 21, 2023 as part of the general plan under the Westside Master Plan.
Code change
Approved
Zoning text amendment limiting turf grass by use, area and slope so the city qualifies for water-wise rebate programs; adopted 7-0 on March 21, 2023 (Ordinance 14 of 2023).
Annexation
Denied
Petition to annex land at about 2200 West between 2800 North and 3300 North. The Council denied it without prejudice on March 21, 2023 and initiated a city-led annexation process for unincorporated land generally north of 2100 North and west of I-215.
Zone change
Approved
Removal of a hotel property from the Airport Flight Path Protection Overlay Influence Zone B so it can become 94 units of permanent supportive housing, mainly for people 62 and older. Adopted unanimously Feb. 21, 2023.
Public project
Approved
Exchange of city open space at 592 N. Riverside Drive with Riverwood Cove, LLC for an equal parcel to enable a public park, outdoor classroom and walking and biking link to Backman Elementary. Council voted 7-0 on Feb. 21, 2023 to support it.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone of 1223 West North Temple and parts of three adjoining properties to TSA-Urban Center-Core for new Rocky Mountain Power headquarters; adopted unanimously Feb. 21, 2023.
Public project
Approved
Citywide plan to guide tree preservation and planting on public and private land; adopted 7-0 on Feb. 21, 2023, and to inform a future zoning amendment on trees.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone of five parcels from CC and R-1/5,000 to FB-UN2 and vacation of an adjacent City alley for a mixed-use, multi-family project. Adopted Dec. 13, 2022 as Ordinance 79 with a development agreement requiring commercial space, two-bedroom units, bicycle facilities and replacement of removed housing.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone from FR-3/12,000 to SR-1 and Avenues Master Plan land use change for a 19-lot single-family development. Adopted 4-2 on Dec. 13, 2022 as Ordinance 81 with a development agreement limiting rear-yard buildings and second stories on the west line, barring short-term rentals in accessory units and requiring public-accessible open space.
Public project
Approved
Regional park project; Budget Amendment No. 4 (adopted Dec. 13, 2022) included $4.35 million in parks impact fees for phase one.
Public project
Approved
$85 million general obligation bond for parks, trails and open space. Voters approved it Nov. 8, 2022; Council accepted the results Nov. 22, 2022.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone from R-1/5,000 to FB-UN1 for a possible single-family attached project, with a development agreement limiting use, height, lot coverage and requiring parking and three-bedroom units. Adopted Nov. 22, 2022 as Ordinance 75.
Subdivision
Approved
Vacation of a City-owned alley segment and a section of the 9-Line trail into the neighboring property. Adopted Nov. 10, 2022 as Ordinance 72.
Public project
Approved
Department of Airports' plan evaluating facility needs against forecast demand. Adopted Nov. 10, 2022 (Resolution 39) with appendices on carbon reduction and walking distance.
Code change
Approved
Raises the height limit for stealth wireless facilities in the PL zone from 35 to 75 feet, prompted by a proposed tower at the Pioneer Police Precinct. Adopted 5-1 as Ordinance 73 of 2022 on Nov. 10, 2022 despite a negative Planning Commission recommendation.
Area or general plan
Approved
Small area plan guiding growth around the Ballpark station. Adopted Oct. 18, 2022 as Ordinance 70, 7-0.
Code change
Approved
Simplifies off-street parking, mobility and loading regulations in Title 21A. Adopted Oct. 18, 2022 as Ordinance 67.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone from TSA-UN-T to TSA-UN-C and North Temple Boulevard Plan amendment to allow a mixed-use building up to 75 feet. Adopted Oct. 18, 2022 as Ordinance 69.
Code change
Approved
Removes barriers to multi-family housing in the RMF-30 district through design standards, new building types and smaller lot requirements. Adopted Oct. 18, 2022 as Ordinance 68 with a 180-day wait before publication.
Code change
Approved
Replaces single room occupancy with 'shared housing' in Title 21A: units of one or more sleeping rooms with a private kitchen or bathroom but not both. Adopted Oct. 18, 2022 as Ordinance 66.
Development agreement
Approved
Tiny-home village of about 54 permanent supportive units by The Other Side Academy on about 37.1 acres of City land, under a 40-year below-market ground lease. The Council approved the lease terms (7-0) and rezoned the land from PL to FB-UN2 (6-1) on Oct. 18, 2022.
Development agreement
Approved
Agreement among the City, its Redevelopment Agency and the Utah Inland Port Authority on mitigation spending, affordable housing and land use processing, required by 2022 state law. Approved Oct. 18, 2022.
Annexation
Approved
Petition to annex land on the city's northwest edge, accepted for future consideration by Resolution 31 of 2022 on Oct. 4. Next steps are notices, a protest period and a final Council vote on annexation and zoning.
Code change
Approved
Vacation of a city-owned paper alley already absorbed by abutting properties. Adopted Oct. 4, 2022 (Ordinance 62 of 2022).
Zone change
Approved
Rezones a parcel from R-1/7,000 to CB community business in anticipation of neighborhood-scale mixed use. Adopted Sept. 20, 2022 (Ordinance 60 of 2022).
Code change
Approved
Ordinance adopting an implementation plan for Growing SLC: A Five-Year Housing Plan 2018-22 to meet state code requirements by Oct. 1, 2022.
Zone change
Approved
Changes the general plan designation from low to medium density residential and the zoning from R-1/7,000 to RMF-35 moderate density multi-family to facilitate townhomes. Adopted Aug. 16, 2022.
Zone change
Approved
Rezones a property from M-1 light manufacturing to R-MU-35 residential/mixed use to allow multi-family or attached single-family housing. No development plans had been submitted. Adopted Aug. 16, 2022.
Zone change
Approved
Rezones two lots of about 0.39 acre from R-1/5,000 to SR-3 special development pattern residential. The owner plans to subdivide and build two new single-family homes at the rear while renovating the two existing homes. Adopted Aug. 16, 2022.
Code change
Approved
Raises allowable building coverage for single-family homes in the R-2 single- and two-family district from 40% to 45% of the lot. Adopted Aug. 16, 2022.
Zone change
Approved
Rezones four parcels from R-1/7,000 single-family residential to OS open space and amends the Rose Park Small Area Plan future land use map. The property owner intends to demolish a vacant house, consolidate the parcels and add the land to the Regional Athletic Complex to the north. The Council adopted the change Aug. 16, 2022.
Zone change
Approved
General plan change from Low to Medium Density Residential and rezone from R-1-7,000 to RMF-35 to build for-sale townhomes, with a private road linking Warnock Avenue to 500 East. The Planning Commission forwarded a positive recommendation; hearing set for August 9, 2022 (PLNPCM2021-01041 and 01042).
Zone change
Approved
Rezone from M-1 (Light Manufacturing) to R-MU-35 (Residential/Mixed Use) to allow multifamily or attached single-family housing; no development plans submitted. Staff and the Planning Commission recommended it; hearing set for August 9, 2022 (PLNPCM2021-01077).
Area or general plan
Approved
A 20-year citywide master plan for parks, natural lands and urban forests, including the city cemetery and the Regional Athletic Complex. The council adopted it June 7, 2022 with an amendment on friends-group partnerships.
Zone change
Approved
Rezoning of the Western Gardens commercial center parcel from CN (Neighborhood Commercial) to FB-UN2 (Form Based Urban Neighborhood) to allow multifamily residential redevelopment. The council adopted the ordinance June 7, 2022 (petition PLNPCM2021-00420).
Zone change
Approved
Rezone from R-1-5,000 to RMF-35 with a master plan amendment to medium density residential. The council approved it May 17, 2022; a member said the project is limited to a maximum of five units.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone from RMF-35 to CG with a master plan amendment so Intermountain Wood Products can build an office building. The council approved it May 17, 2022 on condition that the parcels be consolidated and a covenant limit height to 35 feet.
Code change
Approved
The council adopted Resolution 9 of 2022 on May 10 and re-approved it May 17, 2022 with a correction moving a single property from District Six to District Three.
Annexation
Approved
Annexation petition that grew from 17 to 28 acres to include a city parcel and a state parcel after the County Council supported it. The Council had until April 7, 2022 to accept or deny the petition; acceptance begins notices, a protest period and a final vote, with zoning set in parallel.
Road project
Approved
Grant application for Surface Transportation Program funds to reconstruct 900 West to improve road conditions, mobility and transit, pedestrian and bike access. The Council held a hearing March 22, 2022 and referred it to a future consent agenda.
Code change
Approved
Three-part text amendment. Part one removes homeless resource centers and shelters as conditional uses in the CG, D-2 and D-3 districts for a pause while new rules are written; the Council adopted Ordinances 15A and 15B on March 22, 2022 with a legislative intent on geographic equity. Parts two and three will cover permanent approval processes and temporary or seasonal shelters, including HB 440.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone from R-1/7,000 to R-1/5,000 single-family residential so the owner can subdivide and build two homes, possibly with accessory dwelling units. Hearing held Feb. 15, 2022; action deferred.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone of one parcel from AG-2 (Agricultural) to M-1 (Light Manufacturing) to implement master plan zoning for future commercial uses. No site plan submitted. Hearing held Feb. 15, 2022; action deferred.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone of four Redevelopment Agency parcels from PL (Public Lands) to CSHBD1 (Sugar House Business District) and a Sugar House plan map amendment, to combine them with property to the east for future development. No development is proposed. A hearing was held Feb. 15, 2022 and action deferred.
Area or general plan
Approved
Plan that sets how the city chooses street lighting by pedestrian activity and transportation needs and new retrofit and construction standards. Adopted December 14, 2021 with direction on wireless facilities on light poles and a dark skies statement.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone of seven Bueno Avenue parcels from SR-3 to RMF-45 and master plan amendment for a 4-story, 65-unit rooming house with an amenity building on a consolidated 10-parcel site. Adopted December 14, 2021 (Ordinance 74) with a covenant barring rentals under 30 days and a requirement to salvage building materials.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone from R-1/5,000 single-family to R-MU-45 Residential/Mixed Use, consistent with the Westside Master Plan's planned community node. No development plan submitted. Adopted December 14, 2021 (Ordinance 75).
Zone change
Approved
Temporary zoning regulations allowing a winter overflow homeless shelter at the site, adopted 5-2 on November 16, 2021, conditioned on a perimeter fence and a security and operations plan.
Zone change
Denied
Request to rezone from RMF-35 to RMF-45 for a multifamily development; the council rejected it on December 7, 2021.
Code change
Approved
Zoning text amendment incorporating Sugar House Master Plan design guidelines (facades, doorways, glass, public way) into the business district zone. Adopted December 7, 2021.
Code change
Approved
Mayor-initiated Title 21A changes defining Biomedical, Technology Facility and Data Center uses and expanding where research and development uses are allowed. Adopted November 16, 2021.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone of part of a property with an LDS Church institute building from Institutional to Residential/Mixed Use to allow about 536 student housing units near the University of Utah. Council adopted it November 16, 2021.
Road project
Approved
Partial vacation of a portion of 14th Avenue to reconcile the location of fencing and landscaping in the park strip, with no effect on vehicle or pedestrian access. The Council adopted Ordinance 63 of 2021 on Nov. 9, 2021.
Code change
Approved
Ordinance deleting the special exception process from the zoning ordinance; more than forty special exceptions are deleted, permitted outright or moved to another process. Adopted as Ordinance 64 of 2021 on Nov. 9, 2021.
Road project
Approved
Vacation of part of a City-owned alley next to four properties, requested for public safety and lack of use. Adopted as Ordinance 59 of 2021 on Oct. 19, 2021.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone from RMF-45 to FB-UN2 to allow mixed-use development with multifamily housing. Adopted as Ordinance 58 of 2021 on Oct. 19, 2021, subject to a development agreement providing half an on-site parking stall per unit.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone from R-MU-45 to TSA-UN-C and master plan change to High Density Transit Oriented Development to allow redevelopment with residential, retail and live/work units and removal of parking structures. Adopted as Ordinance 57 of 2021 on Oct. 19, 2021.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone from RO (Residential/Office) to R-MU (Residential/Mixed Use) with a master plan change to High Mixed Use. Adopted as Ordinance 56 of 2021 on Oct. 19, 2021.
Zone change
Approved
Temporary zoning regulations authorizing overflow homeless shelter use for a limited period (six months described in the briefing) at about 235 South Rio Grande, with a safety and security plan. The Council adopted them Oct. 19, 2021, 5-0 with one recusal.
Public project
Approved
A 926-stall parking structure partly financed by a $7 million Utah State Infrastructure Bank loan, authorized by Resolution 31 on Sept. 7, 2021, 6-0.
Code change
Approved
Allows restaurants in the Public Lands District on lots of at least 20,000 square feet and 75 feet wide. Adopted as Ordinance 49 on Sept. 7, 2021, 6-0.
Zone change
Approved
Rezones from R-MU-45 to TSA-UN-C and amends the land use map for redevelopment with residential, retail and live/work units, removing parking structures facing 500 South and Denver Street. Planning Commission recommended approval; hearing set for Oct. 5, 2021.
Zone change
Approved
Rezones from RO to R-MU and amends the Central Community land use map to High Mixed Use. No specific development plan. Planning Commission recommended approval; hearing set for Oct. 5, 2021.
Zone change
Approved
Rezones the property housing Encircle, a nonprofit serving LGBTQ+ youth and families, from RMF-35 to R-MU-35 so a cafe can operate in the existing building. Adopted as Ordinance 45 on Aug. 17, 2021, 7-0.
Zone change
Approved
Rezones a parcel from R-2 to CB and amends the Central Community land use map to Community Commercial, for a planned two-story building with ground-floor commercial and upstairs residential units. Adopted as Ordinance 40 on July 20, 2021, 7-0.
Zone change
Approved
Rezones two properties from CC to CSHBD2 and amends the Sugar House Master Plan land use map to allow flexible multi-family, office or mixed-use development. Adopted as Ordinance 39 on July 20, 2021, 7-0.
Zone change
Approved
Rezones two parcels from CN and SR-1A to R-MU-35 for possible multi-family housing; not tied to a development plan. The Council adopted Ordinance 37 on July 20, 2021, 7-0.
Public project
Under construction
Construction of the new airport, financed in part by revenue bonds of up to $1 billion repaid from airport revenue, scheduled for completion in 2024. A bond hearing was held July 13, 2021.
Zone change
Approved
Petitions PLNPCM2020-00740 and 00741 would rezone a parcel from R-2 to CB (Community Business) and amend the Central Community plan from Low Density Residential to Community Commercial for a two-story building with ground-floor commercial space and upstairs apartments. The applicant cited a community council recommendation of approval. The council set a July 13, 2021 hearing.
Zone change
Approved
Petitions PLNPCM2020-00906 and 00925 would rezone two parcels from CC (Corridor Commercial) to CSHBD2 (Sugar House Business District) and amend the Sugar House Master Plan future land use map to Business District Mixed-Use - Neighborhood Scale. The applicant described a five-story residential project with affordable units under a density bonus. The council set a July 13, 2021 hearing.
Zone change
Approved
Petition PLNPCM2020-00703 would rezone two parcels from CN (Neighborhood Commercial) and SR-1A (Special Development Pattern Residential) to R-MU-35 (Residential/Mixed Use). The applicants described a project replacing existing townhomes with higher-density housing while keeping commercial use; no development proposal is tied to the request, and any demolition or construction needs Historic Landmark Commission approval. The council set a July 13, 2021 hearing.
Road project
Approved
The city is reconfiguring this intersection and related improvements. Salt Lake County will reimburse up to $55,365 under an interlocal agreement approved June 1, 2021.
Road project
Approved
Petition PLNPCM2018-0046 to vacate a city-owned alley running behind homes on Logan Avenue. Speakers at the May 18, 2021 hearing mostly favored it, citing security and quiet. The council adopted the vacation June 1, 2021.
Road project
Approved
Petition PLNPCM2020-00572 asks the city to vacate a 180-foot alley so the abutting lots can be consolidated for a multi-family residential building. Residents opposed it at hearings, citing displacement and gentrification. The council closed its hearing May 18, 2021 and deferred action; it adopted the vacation June 1.
Zone change
Approved
Petition PLNPCM2018-00657 rezones a parcel from Agricultural (AG-2) to Light Manufacturing (M-1) to allow retail and service uses. No development plan had been submitted. The council adopted the rezone May 18, 2021.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone of properties, including portions of two alleys, from M-1 (light manufacturing) to R-MU (residential mixed use). The applicant plans multi-family housing and renovation of two vacant commercial buildings, but no specific plan was submitted. The Council adopted Ordinance 10 of 2021 on April 20, 2021, 7-0, and a May 4 agenda shows a reconsideration to clarify which ordinance was adopted.
Road project
Approved
Reconstruction and realignment of 700 South, funded in part by a $611,000 Salt Lake County corridor preservation grant. The Council adopted Resolution 11 of 2021 approving the interlocal agreement on April 20, 2021; completion is expected in summer 2022.
Zone change
Approved
Temporary zoning regulation allowing an overflow homeless shelter. The Council adopted Ordinance 8 of 2021 on April 13, 2021, extending the regulation, 7-0.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone from CC (Corridor Commercial) to FB-UN2 (Form Base Urban Neighborhood 2), plus a zoning table change adding land area eligible for additional building height, for a potential mixed-use building replacing existing buildings on the corner lot. The council adopted Ordinance 5 of 2021 on March 16, 2021.
Zone change
Approved
Amendments to the Sugar House Master Plan and zoning map for a split-zoned property: the eastern portion would change from Low Density Residential to Low Intensity Mixed Use in the master plan, and from R-1-7000 (Single-Family Residential) to CB (Community Business) to match the western portion. The council adopted Ordinance 4 of 2021 on March 16, 2021.
Zone change
Denied
Request to rezone properties from R-2 (Single and Two-Family Residential) to RMF-35 (Moderate Density Multi-Family Residential) and amend the Central Community Master Plan from Low Density to Medium Density Residential. The Planning Commission forwarded a negative recommendation. The council voted 7-0 on March 16, 2021 to reject the petition after a March 2 hearing in which most speakers opposed it.
Subdivision
Approved
The petitioner asked the city to close a small, city-owned portion of an alley so he can square off the southwest corner of his property for a future multi-family residential and commercial development. The closure is not expected to affect traffic or access. The council adopted the ordinance 7-0 on March 16, 2021.
Code change
Approved
Ordinance amending city code sections 18.08.040 and 18.32.020 to allow off-site inspection of modular or factory-built structures, which may be used as accessory dwelling units or stand-alone units. Adopted as Ordinance 2 of 2021 on February 16, 2021.
Code change
Approved
Ordinance and map establishing the city's designated water service area, matching existing and historical service commitments, required after Utah's 2020 Constitutional Amendment D. Adopted January 18, 2022.