Typical Processing Timeframes
Typical Processing Timeframes vary depending on the type of application and complexity of the project. Incomplete or missing information on drawings and application forms will delay processing. Applicants are advised to submit detailed site plans, diagrams, photographs, and written narratives that explain their projects.
Look Up the Status of an Application
Application details can be accessed at the Citizen Access Portal, by selecting the planning tab, and entering the petition number.
Online Application Submissions
Some applications can be completed and submitted online. To apply online, go to the Citizen Access Portal and create an account. To view a step by step guide of this process, click here.
- Administrative Interpretation
- Alternative Parking
- Appeal of a Decision
- Determination of Nonconforming Use
- Historic Preservation: Minor Alteration
- Variance
- Zoning Verification Letter
Applications
Applications can also be submitted to the Planning Counter in room 215 of the Salt Lake City and County Building.
- Administrative Interpretation
- Alley Vacation/Closure
- Alternative Parking
- Annexation
- Appeal of a Decision
- Conditional Building & Site Design Review
- Conditional Use
- Conservation District
- Determination of Nonconforming Use
- HP: Demolition
- HP: Designation
- HP: Economic Hardship
- HP: Major Alterations & New Construction
- HP: Minor Alterations
- HP: Relocation
- Master Plan Amendment
- Planned Development
- Special Exception – Notice of Application
- Street Closure
- Subdivision / Condo: Final Plat
- Subdivision: Lot Line Adjustment
- Subdivision: Lot / Parcel Consolidation
- Subdivision: Preliminary Condominium
- Subdivision: Preliminary Plat
- TSA Development Review
- Variance
- Zoning Amendment
- Zoning Verification
Site Plan Requirements
A Site Plan is a requirement on most of our applications. To view the requirements for a Site Plan, please click here.
Accessory Dwelling Units Handbook
We have designed a handbook for property owners who are interested in building an Accessory Dwelling Unit on a lot that has an existing single-family home. Our goal is to help you get started and prepare you with the basic information you need to start your process!
Accessory Dwelling Units Handbook // February 2019
This guide provides you with general information including: eligibility, ADU configurations, application process, commonly used terms, frequently asked questions, and resources.