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Emerald Ribbon Action Plan (Jordan River)

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.

Where it stands
In review
Type
Public project
Location
10 miles of the Jordan River corridor
Applicant
Salt Lake City Public Lands

Every hearing and vote

  1. September 17, 2024 · City Council work session

    Emerald Ribbon Action Plan update

    Discussed

    Public Lands updated the plan to guide capital investment, operations and maintenance along 10 miles of the Jordan River corridor. The current cost estimate is roughly $9 million, with a total budget unavailable until a final plan. Council Member Mano asked for a cost estimate to build something in all five areas and suggested renaming it the 'Jordan River Plan' because it resembles the Green Loop name. Council Members Young, Puy and Wharton asked about balancing community feedback and safety, continued maintenance and activation; Council Members asked the plan to note the city's added police and outreach resources. Staff said a consultant team would prioritize projects while keeping them geographically equitable, and described plans for community input on the Fisher Mansion. Council Member Petro asked for better communication during construction.