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Public Lands Projects
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General Obligation (GO) Bond
In November 2022, 71% of Salt Lake City (“City”) voters voted to approve the $85 million Parks, Trails and Open Space General Obligation (GO) Bond.
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Need more information?
Many current projects are linked below. If you need more information about a project happening in a park near you, please contact us for additional information at parks@slcgov.com
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Allen Park Adaptive Reuse and Management Plan
Project Status: Finalizing Plan
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Backman Community Open Space
Project Status: Design for landscape and safety improvements
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Community Parks Bilingual Signage
Project Status: Installation of Signs
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Cottonwood Park: GO Bond Project
Project status: We want to hear from you! Attend the workshops…
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Donner Trail Park: GO Bond Project
Project status: Developing concept designs
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Emerald Ribbon Action Plan
Project status: Developing concept designs. Workshops coming up on July 10 and 11, 2024!
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Fairmont Park: GO Bond Project
Project Status: Developing Request for Qualifications (RFQ)
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Folsom Trail: GO Bond Project
This project connects 1000 West to 500 West and the North Temple FrontRunner Station. The Folsom Trail is an off-street, paved walking and bicycling path.
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Glendale Park Redevelopment
Project status: Preparing for construction for summer of 2024
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Hidden Hollow Landscape and Irrigation Improvements
Project Status: Construction
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Ida M. Cotten Park: GO Bond Project
Project status: We want to hear from you!
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Jefferson Park
Project Status: Preparing for playground install, planning for other funded projects
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Liberty Park Playground: GO Bond Project
Project status: Project Design & Document Review
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Madsen Park: GO Bond Project
Project Status: We want to hear from you!
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Miller Bird Refuge and Nature Park Capital Improvement Program Project
Project Status: Design phase starts Spring of 2024
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Peace Labyrinth: GO Bond Project
Project status: Developing concept designs.
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Pioneer Park Improvements
Project status: Phase 1 design is underway through 2024, with construction anticipated in 2025.
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Richmond Park: GO Bond Project
Project Status: Developing Concept Designs
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Rose Park Neighborhood Center Project
Project Status: Preparing for Construction
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Seven Canyons Fountain
Project status: Securing designers & artists
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Steenblik Park: GO Bond Project
Project Status: Developing concept designs
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Sunnyside Park: GO Bond Project
Project Status: Developing Scope of Work
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Taufer Park: GO Bond Project
Project Status: Develop concept designs
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Warm Springs Park and North Gateway Park: GO Bond Project
Project Status: Developing Concept Designs
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Additional Resources
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Public Lands Master Plan
This plan establishes an inspirational framework to guide how Public Lands will care for, grow and prioritize investments for the next 10-20 years.
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Cemetery Master Plan
The three main purposes of this Master Plan are:
– Guide the preservation & management of Cemetery.
– Expand access to and enhance appropriate uses of the Cemetery as a multi-use facility.
– Address future financial sustainability of the Cemetery.
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Foothills System Master Plan
The Plan’s vision is to provide a variety of recreational trail and cultural experiences for diverse ages and abilities while managing the Foothills’ environmental resources for future generations.
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Parks and Recreation Action Plan.
This plan was created in 2001. It includes information about Salt Lake City’s Park system and an overview an assessment of needs.