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Welcome to East Central Community Council for Residents and Businesses!
Dear Friends and Neighbors, WELCOME to the East Central Community Web page, a resource to stay connected on the latest happenings for all those who live, work and visit our unique and vibrant community of residents and businesses. There is no place like East Central! Bordered by the University of Utah and the University Gardens […]
Continue reading...Upcoming Neighborhood Meeting this Thursday March 21st, 2019 7:00 pm at Judge
10 January 2019
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We hope to see you at our upcoming neighborhood meeting this Thursday March 21st, 7:00 pm at Judge Memorial Catholic High School (650 South 1100 East). We will be meeting with Salt Lake City’s Transportation Division Director, Jon Larsen, P.E. to discuss our ongoing transportation topics such as our ongoing pedestrian safety and parking concerns […]
Continue reading...About Us
10 January 2019
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East Central Community Council Salt Lake’s organically grown Urban Neighborhood! The East Central Community Council is a 501 c-3 state and federally registered nonprofit organization located in Salt Lake City, Utah. Membership in the ECC is geographically based. It includes from South Temple Street to 900 South, and 700 East to 1400 East. The ECC […]
Continue reading...Commitment to Alternative Transportation
5 January 2019
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bike web site http://www.bikeslc.com/WheretoRide/SLCBikeMap.html Get the bike map here.
Continue reading...Commitment to Preserving the History of our Neighborhoods
5 January 2019
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Historic preservation is an endeavor that seeks to preserve, conserve and protect buildings, objects, landscapes or other artifacts of historical significance. East Central Community is a nationally recognized and registered historic district and has two additional City Registered Districts: The University Historic District and the South Temple Historic District. Many contributing buildings in the National District […]
Continue reading...Commitment to Pedestrian Safety
5 January 2019
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In August of 2000, as part of the Salt Lake City Pedestrian Safety Committee’s initial efforts to reduce pedestrian involved accidents, flags were placed at six crosswalks in the downtown area. The idea for flags was brought to the attention of the pedestrian safety committee by a City Council staff member who saw them being […]
Continue reading...Commitment to Gardens, Parks & Open Space
5 January 2019
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Victory Park, University Gardens Neighborhood Faultline Gardens, University Gardens Neighborhood Reservoir Park, University Gardens Neighborhood 800 East and 1200 East Parkings, University Gardens and Bryant Park Neighborhoods Legacy Garden, University Gardens Neighborhood Gilgal Sculpture Garden, Bennion Gardens Neighborhood
Continue reading...Commitment to Sustainability in the ECC
5 January 2019
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Sustainability – The ability to endure. The long-term maintenance of environmental, economic and social stewardship, the responsible management of resources for well being. http://www.slcclassic.com/slcgreen/pdf/trees/ http://www.slcclassic.com/slcgreen/food/ S
Continue reading...1300 East Construction Update
13 December 2018
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Salt Lake City will begin reconstructing 1300 East from 1300 South to 2100 South in April 2019. In order to accommodate the completion deadline, the construction team will temporarily close half of the street at a time: the section between 2100 South and 1700 South, and the section between 1700 South and 1300 South. One […]
Continue reading...Safe Passage for Pedestrians across Dangerous “Hot Spots” in the ECC
2 January 2018
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With the highest density in the City and seven arterial streets/ highways cutting through all of it’s neighborhoods, the ECC launches a campaign to request more be done to provide safe passage for all pedestrians. See the summary of the ten year plan and what is left to be done here: CIP 2013 Pedestrian Safety […]
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10 May 2019
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