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Posted On: October 21st 2026, 09:48 pm
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Another step forward for Ballpark. ⚾
The Salt Lake City Council has approved zoning changes for the Ballpark and surrounding city-owned properties, aligning the zoning with the Ballpark Community Design Plan.
The changes prepare the area for future redevelopment envisioned through the Ballpark NEXT process, including new places to live, shop, eat, and gather, while supporting the public spaces and neighborhood connections that are central to the plan. The zoning also requires active ground-floor uses, such as shops and restaurants, along a portion of 1300 South.
This doesn't mean construction starts tomorrow. There is still considerable work ahead. Redevelopment will happen over time and through multiple phases. But each step moves Ballpark from a community-developed vision toward implementation.
The vision is set. Now we're preparing Ballpark for what's next.
The Salt Lake City Council has approved zoning changes for the Ballpark and surrounding city-owned properties, aligning the zoning with the Ballpark Community Design Plan.
The changes prepare the area for future redevelopment envisioned through the Ballpark NEXT process, including new places to live, shop, eat, and gather, while supporting the public spaces and neighborhood connections that are central to the plan. The zoning also requires active ground-floor uses, such as shops and restaurants, along a portion of 1300 South.
This doesn't mean construction starts tomorrow. There is still considerable work ahead. Redevelopment will happen over time and through multiple phases. But each step moves Ballpark from a community-developed vision toward implementation.
The vision is set. Now we're preparing Ballpark for what's next.
Comments (5)
2 days agonasium.g
We should call it Ballparkless. How about a banana ball team. Bring baseball back to salt lake.
14 days agoscentsofthecraft
And where are the nuclear reactors in that picture that Gail Miller signed her name to?
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