Category Archives: Policy/Legislative
Planning in the news: Living in Daybreak- What residents say the Utah community is really like
Paighten delves into the enduring ambivalence surrounding Daybreak, even two decades on.
As states argue over who should cut their Colorado River use, a new plan puts the environment first
Last week, a coalition of environmental groups submitted a proposal for operating the river after current agreements expire.
Zion National Park could get a major makeover to ease overcrowding and increase safety
Planning in The News: Roughly 70% of the people visiting Zion enter the park through the south entrance.
Engineering firm scoops up 35K in Downtown office building
Planning in the news: An engineering design-build firm grew to its footprint in Salt Lake City this week when it picked up 35,000 square feet at 310 S. Main in Downtown.
Planning In The News
Salt Lakers are about to miss an opportunity for reconnection over and under I-15
Land Use Legislative Update
APA UT and ULCT invite you to the annual Land Use Legislative Update on March 15, 9-11am.
Utah Voices: What would you change about the Cottonwood Canyons?
As Utahns speak out about traffic, traction, parking and a controversial gondola plan, we asked to hear from you.
The MLB Stadium and Utah
The Larry H. Miller Company shared a glimpse into a development on Salt Lake City’s west side on Thursday. Check out these two recent articles.
A Plan To Link The East and West Of SLC Is On Hold
Neighbors have questioned the need for the crossing, what it would look like and how it would be maintained.
$3M for new pedestrian bridge in Sandy approved by committee
A legislative committee has approved $3 million for a pedestrian bridge in Sandy.
Utah looks at modular homes to increase housing affordability in cities
Utah cities have occasionally felt sidelined by lawmakers attempting to regulate their way out of the state’s affordable housing shortage.
Utah’s top rankings in the Best-Performing Cities 2024 report
Utah’s economy is distinguished as the best in the nation for its strong business environment and job creation growth
