Salt Lake City Announcements

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Questions for Mayor Mendenhall or about Salt Lake City Government?

Alicia DeLeon

Contact our community Liasion

Alicia De León
Community Liaison, Districts 2 & 3.
Alicia.Deleon@slc.gov
385-454-3824 (Hablo español)

PROPOSED AVENUES COMMUNITY PLAN
(Formerly Avenues Master Plan)

Avenues Community Plan, developed by SLC Planning Division

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PROPOSED AVENUES COMMUNITY PLAN (Formerly Avenues Master Plan)

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Salt Lake Airport Spring Open House!   

April 18, 5:00 p.m.   Reservations Required

The Airport Open House provides an opportunity for the public to visit SLC without an airline ticket! Participants will enjoy experiencing the airport’s shops, restaurants and art installations without being rushed to catch a flight. A self-guided tour will be available along with prizes and discounts at SLC’s concessions.  Passes are free and are limited to four per person. Please share this with your neighbors!  https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/p4626jw/lp/08c06379-0c10-422d-87f6-d8f77bb23572

Please contact airportinfo@slc.gov with any questions.

HISTORIC DISTRICT HOMEOWNERS

Postcard in the mail from Salt Lake City Historic Preservation Office.

Scan the QR code to learn more about what City guidance is available.
Or visit https://www.slc.gov/historic-preservation/
Please contact historicpreservation@slc.gov with any questions.

Family-Sized Housing and Amenities in SLC

Please take SLC’s survey. Your feedback is important:

SALT LAKE CITY “EXPANDING HOUSING OPTIONS” – EHO PLAN

Salt Lake City is proposing to rewrite the SR Single Family Zones ordinance. Your Greater Avenues Land Use Committee is discussing the elements of the proposed new ordinance, and will bring more information to Avenues residents via the GACC Land Use Page. A good summary article is HERE

WILDLAND URBAN INTERFACE (WUI) ORDINANCE

The SLC Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) Ordinance was approved by the City Council on Nov. 18. This was a State Legislature mandated ordinance, which regulates building codes, allowed building materials, and modifies landscaping rules in the designated interface area to reduce wildfire risk. See more info HERE.

4TH AVENUE WELL MITIGATION
Salt Lake City Public Utilities

Salt Lake City Public Utilities has found Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances in the 4th Avenue well water, which supplies up to six million gallons of drinking water per day to the City. Public Utilities is working to remove these chemicals.

• Call 801-616-3336 for info, or email 4thavewell@slc.gov with Update in the subject line to get on the list for regular email updates about this work.
• See more info HERE and at https://www.slc.gov/utilities/water-quality-faqs/

SLC PUBLIC UTILITIES
CIP Projects Update

Below is a link for Public Utilities upcoming projects for the next 4 quarters that have a construction estimate of over $200,000. The dates shown are based on monthly updates performed for all projects and represent SLCDPU’s projected summary dates. These dates are subject to change based on the progress of current projects. SLCDPU reserves the right to cancel, postpone or add additional projects

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If you have any questions about any of the upcoming projects, you are encouraged to speak with the relevant Program Manager over the utility:

Water Distribution – Natalie Moore;
Sewer Collections – Moriah Gamache;
Water Treatment – Michelle Barry;
Storm Water – Sara Buckley;
Irrigation & Dams – Bernard Mo;
Water Reclamation – Alex Christensen

Ordinance Update

The ordinance change will regulate building codes, allowed materials and will modify landscaping rules in the designated interface area to reduce wildfire risk. See more HERE.

B. The proposed RMF 35 to 45 Zoning Ordinance Change

The ordinance change will allow increased building heights and lot

in the Avenues historic district areas, which could change the character of the Avenues. See more HERE.

You can share your thoughts at any time on these topics with the Salt Lake City Council by attending the Nov 18 meeting, by emailing Council.Comments@slc.gov, by calling 801-535-7654, or submitting your comments online.

Salt Lake City has postponed the surveying of the curbs and gutters in the Avenues neighborhood. See more about this project HERE 

OUR NEIGHBORHOOD