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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 […]
Continue reading...November 13th, The SLC Planning Commission will review two set back exception requests for the Eco Loft Apartments 440 South 900 East
6 November 2011
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 […]
Continue reading...100 or 200 South to connect downtown Salt Lake to the U?
1 October 2011
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. […]
Continue reading...Important meeting September 18 7:30-8 p.m.
1 September 2011
(These pictures show two of the three homes that would be demolished, the adjoining empty lot and some of the surrounding neighborhood.) Dear Friends and Neighbors, The East Central Community Council Executive Board would like to invite you to hear a presentation by Prescott Muir, Principal and Founder of Prescott Muir Architects. Prescott represents […]
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5 October 2012
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