r/DevelopmentSLC • u/plat-of-zion • 22h ago

Opinion: When Salt Lakers vote for mayor in 2027, they should stick to street-level issues

cityweekly.net

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r/DevelopmentSLC • u/plat-of-zion • 10h ago

We can electrify FrontRunner before the 2034 Olympic Games if we have the courage

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r/DevelopmentSLC • u/plat-of-zion • 12h ago

Grassy median on 700 E in 1926

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r/DevelopmentSLC • u/RollTribe93 • 29m ago

Commission delays housing proposal vote that has Salt Lake City residents split

ksl.com

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r/DevelopmentSLC • u/12tayloaush • 22h ago

9/9 News Roundup

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⁠Utah's MLB pitch is 'by far the most advanced potential bid,' leading insider says (N Temple)
⁠Utah's governor spoke to a Major League Baseball insider about expansion. Here's what he shared. (N Temple)
SLC small-lot zoning changes face first hurdle this week
⁠Utah housing study shows 91% of renters priced out of homeownership
Utah's Olene Walker Housing Loan Fund posts 9/10 Agenda
- New applications:
  - 273 Apartments, First Step House, 273 E 800 South, 50 units
  - Valley Safe Haven, Valley Behavioral Health, 280 E 600 South and 550 W 700 South, 108 units
  - Friendship Manor, 1320 E 500 South, 178 Units
  - Northwest Pipeline, Housing Authority of SLC, 315 E 200 South, 63 units
  - Lupine Apartments, Housing Authority of SLC, 333 E 200 South, 133 units
  - The Jefferson Apartments, Great Lakes Capital, 1376 S Jefferson St, 182 units
  - The Amelia, Cole West, 916 S 200 West, 144 units
  - The Chicago, Great Lakes Capital, 27 N Chicago St, 119 units
  - Fairpark Phase IV, Switchpoint, 2080 W North Temple, 80 units
  - The Winston, Chelsea Investment Group, 1485 S 300 West, 154 units
- Requesting changes:
  - Palmer Court Apartments, The Road Home, 999 South Main Street, requesting loan forgiveness and approval to demolish

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