Petition Number: PLNHLC2025-00357 Application Type: Local Landmark Site Designation  Project Location: 276 E 300 S (AKA 310 S 300 E) Zoning District: R-MU Residential/Mixed-Use District The Sampson-Altadena Condominiums Homeowner Association submitted a petition to designate the Sampson and Altadena Apartments as a local landmark site. The site consists of two buildings on one lot, Sampson Apartments and Altadena Apartments, […]

Petition Number: PLNPCM2025-00481
Application Type: General Plan Amendment
Project Location: Citywide

Petition Number: PLNPCM2025-00454 & PLNPCM2025-00455
Application Type: Planned Development & Design Review 
Project Location: 910 E 400 S

Petition Number: PLNPCM2025-00320 and PLNPCM2025-00321

Application Type: Zoning Ordinance Text Amendment and Street Vacation

Project Location: PL Districts with Schools

Application Type: Alley Closure  Project Location: 110 W Fremont Avenue (Jefferson Park) Zoning District: Open Space Council District: District 5 Amy Reid (Salt Lake City Department of Public Lands) is requesting to indefinitely close a portion of an alley running east/west mid-block between West Temple and 200 West and the entire alley running north/ south from West Goltz Avenue […]

Come and learn how to properly repair historic masonry at Salt Lake City’s, Allen Park! Salt Lake City’s Planning Division and Department of Public Lands are excited to announce a 3-day masonry repair workshop! Featuring nationally renowned historic preservation expert, Bob Yapp.

Salt Lake City is updating the Avenues Community Plan, which was adopted in 1987. This update will do the following:  View the 1987 Avenues Community Plan

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.

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.

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.