Salt Lake City leaders are weighing a potential zoning change that would allow for taller skyscrapers among other changes to the downtown area.
SALT LAKE CITY — Utah's capital city is projected to continue to grow, but it is running out of open land to build on.
The council is scheduled to hold a public hearing on the matter later this month before potentially voting on it in May.There are several parts to the proposed changes, but height might be the most noticeable off the bat. The maximum height requirement would be removed for corner lot properties, under the proposed changes. While there would no longer be any maximum height, projects taller than 200 feet would have to go through aShe explained that adjustments were made to help protect the city's treasured views while also adjusting for new growth.
"They are already going through a design review process to increase their height, and that area was identified by a lot of our stakeholder groups and the public as an acceptable location for additional height," Lindquist said. "Both the Depot and Granary are seeing a huge height increase."
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