Removing Public Hearing Requirements for Appeals and Variance as Required by a New State Law
Petition Number: PLNPCM2025-00327
Application Type: Text Amendment
Project Location: Citywide
Salt Lake City
Planning Division
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Commercial & Mixed-Use Zoning District Consolidation
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Salt Lake City is proposing to update its zoning ordinance and zoning map by consolidating up to 27 existing commercial, form-based, and mixed-use zoning districts into six new mixed-use (MU) districts. This effort seeks to streamline zoning regulations, clarify language, and integrate missing design standards. The goal is to create a more manageable code for the city to administer and increase accessibility and understanding for the public. The new mixed-use districts will resemble current ones but will feature adjustments to setbacks, building height, lot coverage, permitted land uses, and related provisions. Learn more about the proposal and upcoming public engagement opportunities by visiting the project StoryMap. |
Online Open Houses
Rio Grande District Zoning Map and General Plan Amendments
Petition Number: PLNPCM2025-00180 and PLNCPCM2025-00181
Application Type: General Plan and Zoning Map Amendment
Project Location: Rio Grande District
Partial Street Vacation at 1101 W 400 S
Petition Number: PLNPCM2025-00178
Application Type: Street Vacation
Project Location: 1101 W 400 S
Tempo Road Street Vacation
Petition Number: PLNPCM2024-00646
Application Type: Street Vacation
Project Location: 1800 S 7200 W
Updates
Monthly Report | March 2025
The monthly reports communicate the Planning Division’s workload and provide analysis of the trends to better understand staff capacity. Each report includes the following information: total applications submitted, application trends, feature projects, new projects in the works, and monthly highlights.
Walkable SLC
Walkability is an important factor in promoting public health, reducing environmental impact, and supporting the local economy. One key variable in walkability is the proximity to essential amenities—people are more likely to walk when everyday services like grocery stores, schools, parks, and public transportation are close to where they live. Walkable SLC is a data-driven […]
Planning Division 2024 Annual Report
This report provides an overview of the work completed by the Salt Lake City Planning Division throughout the year, including the contributions of the Historic Landmark Commission and Planning Commission. It also outlines the Division’s efforts to implement the goals established in adopted community plans, and tackle growth-related challenges in the city.
Northwest Community Plan Update
The Salt Lake City Planning Commission is updating the Northwest Community Plan, which was adopted in 1992. The planning effort will do the following:
General Plans
Neighborhood Plans
A general plan details the vision, policies, and framework developed by the community that guide growth and development in a neighborhood over a period of time, usually 20-30 years.
Citywide Plans
Ever wonder how general plans are turned into reality? View how an adopted general plan is implemented, this graphic helps explains how the City works with residents, businesses, developers, and other partners to make our plans come to life.