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2 weeks ago |
buildingsaltlake.com | Jacob Scholl
In the coming years, Salt Lakers could see taller buildings in the urban core of Sugar House, as well as a handful of other changes in mixed-use zones as part of the city’s ongoing proposal to overhaul its mixed-use zoning code.
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2 weeks ago |
buildingsaltlake.com | Jacob Scholl
Some Salt Lake City Council members didn’t hide their frustrations before voting to approve a public infrastructure district Tuesday night, capping a turbulent few days for city officials over the redevelopment of the Salt Palace and areas outside of the Delta Center. After holding a 90-minute closed door session to discuss the matter, a handful of council members voiced their frustrations with state officials who made a late addition to the Convention Center Reinvestment Zone, or CCRZ.
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2 weeks ago |
buildingsaltlake.com | Jacob Scholl
Thousands of baseball fans will file into a brand new stadium in South Jordan today, eager to see the first glimpses of a new era of the Salt Lake Bees — one without Salt Lake City. Those same fans will be walking past active construction sites on the way into The Ballpark at America First Square, at least until this summer when construction is expected to wrap up on a key part of the master planned community known as Daybreak.
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3 weeks ago |
buildingsaltlake.com | Jacob Scholl
In a last minute move, a state committee approved an updated map of areas included in the taxpayer-funded overhaul of downtown, despite efforts to delay the vote by Salt Lake City officials — who said they didn’t know about the potential changes until the day before.
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3 weeks ago |
buildingsaltlake.com | Jacob Scholl
Two of Salt Lake City’s most car-dense, one-way streets could see an overhaul in the hopes of making the streets more pedestrian- and business-friendly. In a presentation to the City Council on Tuesday, staff members from the council and Transportation Division presented an early draft of the Grand Boulevards Concept Development Project — a long-simmering concept to change 500 South and 600 South between Interstate 15 and 700 East.
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SLC Council members didn’t hide their frustrations before voting to approve a PID Tuesday night, capping a rough few days for city officials over the redevelopment of the Salt Palace and areas outside of the Delta Center https://t.co/e8rw9LTFNz via @buildingslc
my latest for @buildingslc — here's a detailed look at not only what will open throughout the summer in Downtown Daybreak (which is a lot), but what else is set to open there in the years to come https://t.co/zRo7NbSP9Q
PLAY BALL. The Salt Lake County Bees start their new journey in Daybreak today with a game against Reno. @Jacob_Scholl took a trip to Daybreak to get an update on the role the new Bees stadium will play in "Downtown Daybreak." #utpol https://t.co/sPj0KYJiBN
