Overview
The Granary District Area Plan is a planning effort that developed a multimodal circulation plan for the Granary District. The Plan responded to development patterns, existing and future transit service, and right-of-way opportunities. Recommendations for this plan were driven by data and community input. Recommendations are tailored to be executed in the next 2 to 10 years, with a focus on attainable improvements for intersections, midblock crossings, midblock streets, and catalytic corridors (corridors that can or will undergo significant change).
The Plan recommends transportation solutions designed to improve connectivity, comfort, and safety for people walking, biking, rolling, and connecting to future transit in the neighborhood.
The Granary District Area Plan focuses on applying past work, like the Salt Lake City Street and Intersection Typologies Design Guide, to inform context-sensitive improvements for people walking, rolling, riding a bicycle, and accessing transit. The goal of these improvements is to facilitate resiliency in the transportation system by creating convenient and safe transportation connections.
This Plan should be used as one piece of a broader integrated effort between changing land uses, development patterns, transit infrastructure, and service improvements across City departments and through other agency partnerships to achieve a safe, accessible, and comfortable transportation network for the district. As streets are reconstructed or resurfaced and as the area redevelops, this Plan will serve as the basis to guide improvements in the right-of-way (ROW).
Contact Us
Project Manager | Lara McLellan
Email | transportation@slc.gov