Riverview Boat Ramp
Posted on: December 15th, 2020
Located at 1835 N. Redwood Road, the Riverview Boat Ramp provides non-motorized access into the Jordan River. This can be used as a starting point to complete a short 1.5 hour float from the Riverview Trailhead to the Porters Landing Boat Ramp in North Salt Lake. Additional boat ramps on the Jordan River will be […]
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Memory Grove Sidewalk Project to Austin Stairs
Posted on: November 25th, 2020
Project Summary Salt Lake City Parks Division is constructing a sidewalk from Memory Grove Park to the Austin Stairs. Currently the area is woodchipped and when we receive moisture of any sort the area becomes a safety issue so we are addressing it. This project will add a sidewalk and some stairs to make a […]
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Restrooms in Parks
Posted on: November 16th, 2020
Public restrooms are available in most of Salt Lake City’s neighborhood, and community parks throughout the warmer months. Portable toilets are placed in several high-traffic areas for use. Vault toilet facilities remain open year-round. Below is a list of restrooms that will be opened for the season starting April 16-17, 2022, and portable toilets placed […]
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Salt Lake City Public Lands Needs Assessment
Posted on: August 12th, 2019
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Public Lands Blog
Posted on: November 2nd, 2018
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Public Lands Newsletter
Posted on: March 27th, 2018
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Wasatch Hollow Preserve
Posted on: February 1st, 2018
Project Summary Location: 1650 East 1700 South Design Consultants: Bio-West, Inc. Contractor: TBD Funding: CIP Project Manager: Lewis Kogan – lewis.kogan@slcgov.com Project Description: The Wasatch Hollow Preserve Riparian Restoration (Phase 2) will incorporate substantial elements of the Wasatch Hollow Open Space Comprehensive Restoration, Use and Management Plan (October, 2011) that was developed with significant public […]
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Liberty Park Multi-Use Path Frequently Asked Questions
Posted on: January 24th, 2018
Liberty Park offers 3 different loops. The paved Multi-use Path is one-way moving counterclockwise, and has both slow and fast lanes. This makes the Multi-use Path ideal for walking, jogging, and skating for a variety of users at different speeds. Why are users required to travel counter-clockwise? When everyone is moving in the same direction, […]
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