Current Priorities

Shrink single family lot sizes to 2000 SF.

Allowable in all residential zones.

Small housing units 1200 SF.

SLC's prime target -- "low density" i.e. established neighborhoods.

Concern about possible erosion of historic district protections.

Uncertainty about future out-of-scale development on LDS Hospital site.

Increased traffic and parking issues.

GACC: The plan is too complex.

Growth and affordable housing versus preserving historic scale, architecture and views.

Impact of taller buildings near established single-family homes.

With limited street capacity, how will increased traffic be accommodated?

Will higher density compromise neighborhood character?

Are older homes endangered?

With so many proposed changes, will neighborhoods feel less residential?

Is there sufficient infrastructure capacity?

Balancing industrial uses, wetlands, trails, transit centers and housing needs.

Potential loss of residential "feel" with more development.

Environmental concerns centered on air quality, traffic, urban heat index, tree canopy. 

Introduction of high-density housing -- 100 foot towers near single family home neighborhoods.

Potential gentrification and displacement issues.

Loss of open space and public lands for development.

Concerns around pedestrian safety and street parking congestion.

Defines what camping and living in public spaces means.

Prohibitions against using or occupying public property as a residence.

Overnight uses of car explained.

No new criminal penalties.

Demolishion of 2 existing single family homes on the property.

Construction of 24 new 2-3 bedroom housing units.

Increased risk of traffic, accidents and congestion.

Infrastructure would be negatively impacted.

Family-friendly neighborhood would be changed forever.

22 for-sale townhome units located at 1990 S 500 E

Repurposed land previously occupied by the LDS Church damaged in the 2020 earthquake.

Units to sell at market rate of $590,000