Board and Commission Meetings Many neighborhood representatives donate their time to make sure that we are well represented on Salt Lake City’s many boards and commissions. The main Salt Lake City boards and commissions website discusses what each of these groups do, current representatives and how you can apply to become involved. Several. Links for […]
Continue reading...17 May 2012
ADA/ACCESSIBILITY ISSUES Salt Lake City Government is committed to being accessible to people with disabilities. Questions or complaints about city accessibility can be addressed by the city’s ADA Coordinator . For information on other accessibility issues, contact the Access Utah Network. SLC ADA Coordinator—Mayor’s Office: (801) 535-7976 (TTY Relay: 711); www.slcgov.com/ada Other ADA issues—Access Utah […]
Continue reading...1 April 2012
Check out these links we find helpful to have around! Emergency/Crimes in Progress……………………………………… 9-1-1 Police Non-Emergency……………………………………………. 799-3000 Fire Department Non-Emergency…………………………… 799-4232 Drug Hotline……………………………………………. 799-DRUG (3784) Gang Hotline………………………………………………………….. 799-4114 Neighborhood Watch……………………………………………… 799-3332 Graffiti Removal……………………………………………………. 972-7885 Parking & Snow Removal Enforcement………………….. 535-6628 Housing & Zoning Enforcement……………………………… 535-7225 Health Department…………………………………………………. 313-6641 Domestic Violence………………………………………………….. 799-3756
Continue reading...12 November 2011
This article discusses how Salt Lake City plans to take transparency to a higher level, building on the foundation provided by the Utah Open and Public Meetings Act and Government Access and Management Act. Utah Bar Journal On Beyond GRAMA and the Open Meetings Act – The Proposal for Greater Transparency, Openness, and Inclusion in […]
Continue reading...30 October 2011
By City Ordinance, the repair or replacement of deteriorated sidewalk and curb and gutter in the public way is the responsibility of the adjacent private property owner. Property owners can hire a contractor to accomplish the required concrete repairs, which requires a permit to work in the public way, or property owners can take advantage […]
Continue reading...9 October 2011
Click here for a copy of the Citygate Associate Planning Audit: Salt Lake City Final Report
Continue reading...30 July 2011
Councilman Luke Garrott District 4 luke.garrott@slcgov.com 801.535.7782 Councilwoman Jill Remington-Love District 5 erin.mendenhall@slcgov.com 801.535.7786 Liaison: Amber McClellan- email Michael Stott Community Liaison Office of the Mayor Tel 801.535.7976 michael.stott@slcgov.com Leigh Willis Police Department Liaison ronald.willis@slcgov.com
Continue reading...22 April 2011
Unit Legalization September 1, 2013 is the deadline for owners of mother-in-law apartments that are not recognized by the City to apply for the Unit Legalization process. After this date, applications for legalization will no longer be accepted by the City. For excess dwelling units within single family zoning districts failure to legalize the units […]
Continue reading...6 February 2011
The Salt Lake Community Network is a Utah non-profit 501(c)(3) organization whose mission is to benefit the greater community by promoting understanding, cooperation and mutual appreciation among Salt Lake City’s Community Organizations such as the ECC. The SLCN is a forum to enhance communication, identify significant issues effecting multiple community organizations, to coordinate education, discussion […]
Continue reading...6 February 2011
Salt Lake Community Network OUR MISSION is to Promote cooperation, understanding and mutual appreciation among Salt Lake’s Neighborhood Organizations.Within SLCN “community” and “neighborhood” means everybody, including all residents and businesses. We are a Utah non-profit 501(c)(3) service organization committed is to enhance communication, identify common topics of interest to multiple community organizations & to coordinate education, discussion […]
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23 July 2012
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