A proposal to rezone 32 properties in the Rio Grande district to allow for increased building height and integrate mid-block walkways. Residents are advocating for the formal inclusion of the 'Rio Grande Plan' to bury train tracks, which they believe is crucial for creating a truly walkable, unified, and transit-oriented neighborhood, restoring City Creek, and maximizing the area's potential.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before, 2 the 90 before that.
$3,705,316 allocation.
Residents and businesses in the Rio Grande District.
Potentially existing property owners if development pressures increase, or those who prefer lower density.
The city is investing over $3.7 million to improve the Rio Grande District, focusing on design and construction to prepare the area for future growth.
U. to assume ownership of historic Rio Grande Depot in Salt Lake City KSL.com
A proposal to rezone 32 properties in the Rio Grande district to allow for increased building height and integrate mid-block walkways. Residents are advocating for the formal inclusion of the 'Rio Grande Plan' to bury train tracks, which they believe is crucial for creating a truly walkable, unified, and transit-oriented neighborhood, restoring City Creek, and maximizing the area's potential.
The city wants to turn the area around the Rio Grande Depot into a busy, walkable neighborhood with more housing and better transit access.
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