Eva Lopez Chavez
District 4
eva.lopezchavez@slc.gov
801-535-7782
Howdy neighbors!
I’m honored to serve as your City Council Member.
I am excited to work with my Council peers and residents to improve the quality of life within District 4 and the City. We have many exciting developments and opportunities coming up this year, so please do not hesitate to reach out with any questions or comments. You can contact me or my constituent liaison, Nick Johnson, at city.council.liaisons@slc.gov or 801-535-7600.
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Help remind drivers to keep our neighborhood streets safe and walkable by placing a traffic-calming sign in your front yard.
The Council is reviewing a proposed development agreement between Salt Lake City and Jazz Arena Investors LLC, that would allow the construction of a 7-story parking garage at the Delta Center. On Tuesday, Sept. 2, the Council will discuss the proposed agreement during its 2 p.m. work session. Later, at the 7 p.m. formal meeting, the Council will hold a public hearing to gather feedback on the proposal. […]
As your representative on the Salt Lake City Council, I always aim to be transparent with you. That’s why I’m introducing the Transparency Tracker for District 4 requests and my efforts to resolve or create solutions to issues impacting our neighborhoods. Here you’ll see what kind of requests or comments have reached me and the City, and how many have been resolved and closed. […]
Reel in your family and friends for a District 4 Movie Night in September and October! Join Council Member Eva Lopez and the Utah Film Center for a special neighborhood screening. Enjoy a free flick, food, and fun! […]
On Aug. 12, the Council approved changes to parking rules in the Downtown and Gateway zoning districts. These changes aim to make the zoning code clearer and easier to use, enhance pedestrian experience, and promote quality design while meeting parking needs. […]