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The massive, long-vacant Cottonwood Mall site is finally getting a makeover. This project will completely reshape the area, turning a local eyesore into a new hub for the community.
At a glance
Stable — consistent level of discussion. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 2 the 60 before, 2 the 90 before that.
The city secured a $1.275 million federal grant to help offset construction costs.
All Holladay residents will benefit from a modernized and seismically safe City Hall facility.
Commuters and nearby businesses may face temporary construction delays and access issues.
The city is moving forward with the major renovation of City Hall, which is now backed by $1.275 million in federal FEMA funds. The project is currently on track to finish by September 2027.
The city is looking at changing the agreement for affordable housing at the Royal Holladay Hills site. This could impact how many affordable units are built or how they are managed.
The city is setting its budget for redevelopment areas like the old Cottonwood Mall site and Holladay Village. This determines how tax dollars are prioritized for infrastructure and improvements in these specific zones.
The RDA is starting its budget process for the next year. This budget dictates how the agency spends money on redevelopment projects in the city.
The city is working through the final phases of the Royal Holladay Hills project. Residents are concerned about whether the final result will feel like a cohesive, walkable 'mixed-use' space or just a collection of parking lots and retail pads.
The city is working to finalize a deal to ensure 100 new apartments at the old mall site are kept affordable for local families. This helps meet the city's goal of providing housing options for people at different income levels.
The city is moving forward with turning the old Spring Lane Elementary site into a 12-acre park. While many are excited about the green space, some are worried about the high cost of the project and its impact on taxpayers.
A proposed 9-home subdivision on 11.42 acres near Big Cottonwood Creek. The project involves balancing property rights with environmental preservation.
The city is finalizing how tax money from the Royal Holladay Hills project will be used. This is important because it dictates how much public funding goes back into the development versus the general city budget.
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The city is moving forward with seismic upgrades to City Hall, which requires a full interior redesign of the main corridors.
The city is looking at how to repurpose the old Spring Lane Elementary site for community use.
Here’s what’s under construction at the Cottonwood Mall site in Holladay The Salt Lake Tribune
Holladay City considering latest development plan for Cottonwood Mall site KUTV
Holladay voters defeat the big development proposed for the old Cottonwood Mall site The Salt Lake Tribune
Holladay residents, hoping to block a high-density development on the former Cottonwood Mall site, file a lawsuit seeking a special election The Salt Lake Tribune
After months of negotiation, the Holladay City Council has approved a plan for the old Cottonwood Mall site The Salt Lake Tribune
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This project will provide 100 long-term affordable rental units in the heart of the city.
The project is a major development that will shape the future of the city's commercial and residential landscape.
This project will provide 100 long-term affordable rental units in the heart of the city.
The project will impact the local tree canopy and requires careful management of the Big Cottonwood Creek corridor.
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