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Salt Lake City Council bans new gas stations near parks, ponds and open spaces.
The Salt Lake City Council approved stricter zoning standards for gas stations, including a ban on new fueling businesses near parks, bodies of water and other sensitive areas. Council members also recognized outgoing Council executive director Cindy Gust-Jenson, whose retirement at the end of the month was met with a resolution, speeches and several rounds of applause.
The Salt Lake City Council approved stricter zoning standards for gas stations, including a ban on new fueling businesses near parks, bodies of water and other sensitive areas. Council members also recognized outgoing Council executive director Cindy Gust-Jenson, whose retirement at the end of the month was met with a resolution, speeches and several rounds of applause.
Gas Station Ban The Council passed an ordinance tightening the zoning regulations for gas stations.
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