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Salt Lake City Council approves sports district rezone for 600-foot buildings downtown.
The Salt Lake City Council met Tuesday and passed two highly anticipated ordinances—one adjusting downtown zoning regulations to facilitate the development of a Sports, Entertainment, Culture and Convention District; the other allocated $58.1 million in funds for Capital Improvement Projects.
The Salt Lake City Council met Tuesday and passed two highly anticipated ordinances—one adjusting downtown zoning regulations to facilitate the development of a Sports, Entertainment, Culture and Convention District; the other allocated $58.1 million in funds for Capital Improvement Projects.
The Council also heard public comments on a potential salary adjustment for City Council members and a rezone on State Street that could facilitate the construction of a new hospital.
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