Northpoint Annexation
On June 10, the Council adopted an ordinance annexing land in the Northpoint area, located along 2200 West in Salt Lake County, into Salt Lake City. The Council also adopted the zoning designation for the annexed properties and requested the Administration review the property at approximately 2699 W 3300 N for potential rezoning to M1-A.
Next Steps
The annexation will now move to the Lieutenant Governor’s Office for approval and finalization.
Once finalized, the property will become a part of Salt Lake City, making the city boundary more unified. Additionally, the annexation will bring more property taxes to Salt Lake City. However, it will also increase some city service costs, such as police and fire. The annexed properties will be within the Northpoint Small Area Plan, which the Council approved in 2023.
Meeting Recaps
Tuesday, June 10, 2025: Council Vote
During the formal meeting, the Council approved annexing land in the Northpoint area along 2200 West into Salt Lake City. They also approved the zoning designation for the annexed properties and requested the Administration review the property at approximately 2699 W 3300 N for potential rezoning to M1-A.
Tuesday May 6, 2025: Briefing
At its work session, the Council discussed the proposed annexation and how the land would be zoned. They also discussed the Northpoint Small Area Plan and its vision for the area. During the meeting, they took an informal straw poll indicating support for zoning properties M-1A where requested by the property owners, while properties without such requests would be zoned as AG-2 (Agricultural-2). The Council will vote on the annexation and designate the zoning for the properties at a future meeting.
Tuesday, May 7, 2024 Public Hearing
During its formal meeting, the Council held and closed a public hearing. Several residents provided their comments about the proposed annexation of land.
Tuesday, April 2, 2024
The Council received a briefing and adopted a resolution to initiate the Northpoint annexation process. This proposal is the first step, with final approval and zoning designation by the Council after a public process. A public hearing is scheduled for May 7.