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Salt Lake City Council considering street signage for east-side historic districts.
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Last summer, the Salt Lake City Council began to explore available options for a street sign program that designates a recognized historic district in the city. For example, if you live on Laird Avenue, the street sign would include either “local historic district” or “local historic district/Yalecrest Neighborhood.”
Salt Lake City has 14 historic districts, located within The Avenues, Capitol Hill, Central City, South Temple and University, plus several smaller districts within the Yalecrest neighborhood (like Normandie Circle and Harvard Heights) and others like City Creek/Memory Grove,…
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