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Northwest Community Plan Update

Earlier this summer, the Planning Division completed the first phase of outreach for the Northwest Community Plan. Through surveys and in-person events, we heard from residents about what they value most, the challenges they face, and their ideas for the future.

Using this community input, staff have developed the Draft Northwest Community Plan, which also includes an update to the North Temple Station Area Plan. The draft outlines a shared vision for the Northwest community, identifies core values, sets a framework for implementation, and establishes targets and metrics to guide progress over the next 15 years.

Learn more about the Plan Update.

Expanding Housing Options

This proposal is scheduled for a Planning Commission briefing on June 10, 2026. This is not a public hearing.

Salt Lake City Planning has recently launched Expanding Housing Options (EHO). EHO is a change to zoning rules in the R-1, R-2, SR-1, and SR-1A zoning districts that would give property owners in lower-density neighborhoods more options for how they use their property. The changes would create gentle infill opportunities to build more types of housing, like smaller homes and townhomes, while still preserving the character and unique qualities of each neighborhood. This initiative does not require anyone to build new housing but provides options to those who wish to do so.

Learn more about the proposal.

Online Open Houses

Best Buy Auto Deals – Conditional Use at approximately 1150 S Main St

Posted on: June 16th, 2026

Project Location: 1150 S Main St
Application Type: Conditional Use
Petition Number: PLNPCM2026-00398

Solid U Cart Concrete Manufacturing – Conditional Use at approximately 562 S Fulton St

Posted on: June 16th, 2026

Project Location: 562 S Fulton St
Application Type: Conditional Use
Petition Number: PLNPCM2026-00466

GEM Sugar House – Planned Development and Conditional Use for 2200 S Highland Dr.

Posted on: June 12th, 2026

Project Location: 2200 S Highland Dr.
Application Type: Planned Development and Conditional Use
Petition Number: PLNPCM2026-00161 and PLNPCM2026-00255

Hillside Avenue New Construction & Major Alteration at approximately 56 & 58 E Hillside Avenue

Posted on: June 9th, 2026

Project Location: 56 & 58 E Hillside Avenue
Application Type: New Construction and Major Alteration
Petition Number: PLNHLC2026-00278

Central Community Plan Update

Posted on: June 5th, 2026

Salt Lake City is updating the Central Community Plan, which was last adopted in 2005. This update will establish a vision for the Central Community for the next 15 years and align local goals and policies with Plan Salt Lake.

Monthly Report – April 2026

Posted on: May 26th, 2026

About Monthly Reports The monthly reports communicate the Planning Division’s workload and provide analysis of the trends to better understand staff capacity. Each report includes: Related Stay Updated Sign up for email updates to stay informed about project updates, public meetings, and engagement opportunities!

2025 Annual Report

Posted on: March 9th, 2026

This report provides an overview of the work completed by the Salt Lake City Planning Division throughout the year, including the contributions of the Historic Landmark Commission and the Planning Commission. It also outlines the Division’s efforts to implement the goals established in adopted community plans and to address growth-related challenges in the city.

Capitol Hill Community Plan Update

Posted on: September 18th, 2025

Salt Lake City is updating the Capitol Hill Community Plan. Your feedback will play a key role in creating a plan that reflects the needs and values of the Capitol Hill Community. Learn about the plan update, upcoming engagement events, and take our online survey.

Neighborhood Plans

Posted on: March 22nd, 2018

A general plan details the vision, policies, and framework developed by the community that guide growth and development in a neighborhood over a period of time, usually 20-30 years.

Citywide Plans

Posted on: March 22nd, 2018

Ever wonder how general plans are turned into reality? View how an adopted general plan is implemented, this graphic helps explains how the City works with residents, businesses, developers, and other partners to make our plans come to life.

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