Looking for planners in Southern Utah who are interested in joining the Spring Conference Committee for the APA UT 24′ Cedar City Conference May 8-10th, 2023.
APA UT is on the lookout for an awesome event venue along the Wasatch Front to host our 24′ Fall Conference with space for 400 guests!
Report from Synapse Energy Economics underscores the importance of forthcoming methane requirements to ensure efficient use of taxpayer resources.
Results of state-backed Guiding Our Growth survey reveal strong opinions on housing, water, transportation and open space among urban and rural residents.
Package of new affordable housing incentives across Utah’s capital aims to encourage property owners to build smaller, more affordable housing. Will it work?
Today, after four years of close collaboration and planning, transportation partners from across the state released Utah’s updated Unified Transportation Plan, with the primary goal of preserving and enhancing quality of life in Utah even as we grow.
The Pandemic years created unmatched volatility in Utah’s housing market.
Salt Lake City could be a model for downtown development — if it figures out how to address its environmental problems.
It was March 31 and Moab City Council was preparing to vote on a major piece of housing legislation — the Active Employment Household (AEH) Requirement Ordinance — and Castle, the city manager, remembers receiving a long email thread just hours before councilors were set to vote.
Rising housing prices have been one of the most challenging problems faced by Planners in Utah.
Things are beginning to come together for what the 2024 Utah legislative session may bring on housing, planning and zoning reform.
Salt Lake City is getting its first food truck park, and it won’t be an attraction that requires sunny weather.
