Exciting News! Extension of the University to Downtown Bikeway is planned in our Neighborhood

Hello neighbors, Salt Lake City is reaching out to you to seek your input on a project in your neighborhood. Salt Lake City will be installing the next phase of the University to Downtown bikeway.  This section will be a simple, paint-only bikeway on East Central neighborhood streets. The project is currently in design, and […]

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Tonight: Nine35 – rezone & Master Plan amendment request on the Planning Commission Agenda

Salt Lake City Planning Staff report located here:  http://www.slcdocs.com/Planning/Planning%20Commission/2016/00154.pdf Planning Staff RECOMMENDATION: Based on the information in this staff report, Planning Staff recommends that the Planning Commission forward a negative recommendation to the City Council for the proposed zoning map and master plan amendment. Developer Team: Heath Gregory – Property Owner – CEO & President, […]

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ECC Quarterly General Membership Meeting – April 14th 6:30-8:00 pm

SAVE THE DATE for the next ECC quarterly General Membership Meeting this time at historic Trolley Square including a sneak peek of the new Trolley Square Museum. Also time with our City Representative Derek, the Mayor’s office. April 14th 2016 6:30 – 8:00. Refreshments will be served. Watch for more details.

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Open House this week: Tag Townhomes proposed at 49 & 51 South 800 East

Salt Lake City Planning Division Open House this week February 18th 4:30-6:00 City & County Building 451 South State, 4th Floor Hallway. TAG SLC is proposing to build 3 new town homes at 49 & 51 South 800 East. The project would include creating a Planned Development to consolidate two parcels, demolishing a single family […]

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Nine35 Lofts – New development planned 41 South 900 East

The former Hill Haven Desert Rehab Center (41 South 900 East) and the house just south of the building on 900 East have been acquired for a potential redevelopment project. The developer is interested in providing something that will be a positive addition to the neighborhood. Their goals is approximately 100 units with construction beginning […]

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University Neighborhood Community Garden July 3, 2015

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Hardage Apartment Open House Scheduled for May 15

Updated posting May 7, 2014: Salt Lake City Planning Open House May 15, 2014 City & County Building 451 South State, 1st Floor Hallway. Hardage Apartments Planned Development at 775 East 400 South See the notice for the Open House here: Hardage Apt. Open House   Initial posting September 2013: The Salt Lake City Planning […]

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Community Development & Land Use Committee (CD/LU)

Mission The East Central Community Council  is a safe, vibrant and beautiful community.   The Community Development and Land Use Committee (CDLU) is a standing committee of the ECC headed by the Chairs of the ECC.  It’s  mission is to preserve, enhance and sustain the quality of life within the neighborhoods through citizen input and […]

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November 13th, The SLC Planning Commission will review two set back exception requests for the Eco Loft Apartments 440 South 900 East

In the city’s new TSA (Transit Station Area) zoning district, the front setback for this property would stipulate that at least 50% of the front building wall be within 5 feet of the front property line.  The proposed setback is 28 feet for the entire front wall.  An easement for the Salt Lake/Jordan canal (piped […]

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100 or 200 South to connect downtown Salt Lake to the U?

The Salt Lake City Transportation is conducting an alternatives analysis to determine, among other things, the best route to connect downtown to the U. See the map here: EastWestCandidateStreets300S090313 Let your voice be heard by posting on Open City Hall http://www.slcgov.com/opencityhall or contacting the Salt Lake City Transportation Division Julianne Sabula at 801535-6678 or by email at julianne.sabula@slcgov.com. […]

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