Michael Florence
February 18, 2020 by admin
Michael Florence works as the planning and economic development director for Lindon City where he enjoys helping this great community realize their planning goals. Previously, Michael was employed with the City of South Salt Lake as their Community and Economic Development Director. He received his Master’s Degree in Public Administration from the University of Utah in 2008 where he graduated with Pi Alpha Alpha honors. His experience includes planning for commercial and residential development, redevelopment, master planning, and economic development. Michael’s personal interests include horseback riding, fly fishing and spending time with his wife and four children.
Recent News
- Congratulations to the APAUT 2020 Award Winners
- The Color of Law: A Book Review
- State and Local Governments Must Further Address Housing Affordability
- The Status of Women Leaders in Government – Utah Cities and Towns
- We have to do something about Utah’s housing crisis
- What the Wasatch Front needs is more basement apartments
- Cities Don’t Need High-Rises to Become Affordable
- Away from the bustle: Covid-19 and the end of commuterland
- (Contract) Zoning by Agreement in Utah
- Zoning Reform Is Not Leftism
- “The Great Localization” COVID-19 and Opportunities for Communities
- Missing Middle Housing: Thinking Big and Building Small to Respond to Today’s Housing Crisis
- Zoning Reform – English Style
- 3 Stories Show the Flip Side Of Zoning Reform
- APAUT Call to Action
- The Politics of Housing Affordability
- Zoning, Affordability, and COVID-19
- Where do we go NOW!? – President’s Message
- An Interview With Ashley Cleveland, MCMP
- The Importance of Sense of Place in our Communities
- An Answer to the Suburban Growth Dilemma
- Homeless to Housed Fall 2019
- A New Initiative: Children’s Walks
- Stakeholder Information Portal Survey
- Partisan Housing – Wilf Sommerkorn
- The Difference Between a Two Billion and Six Thousand Dollar Project
- The Hypocrisies and Troubles of Local Control
