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Salt Lake City Approves 1.25 Acre Rezoning on West Van Buren

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Salt Lake City Approves 1.25 Acre Rezoning on West Van Buren
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A Salt Lake City property was rezoned during a September 9, 2026, meeting. The decision involved a change for approximately 1.25 acres located on West Van Buren and West Harris streets.

Key takeaways

  • A 4-2 vote approved the rezoning of 1.25 acres in Salt Lake City on September 9, 2026.
  • The property, located on West Van Buren and West Harris, transitioned from R-1-7000 to RMF-30.
  • ZoneWire has tracked 32 instances of rezoning activity across 12 meetings in Salt Lake City.

A Salt Lake City rezoning request for approximately 1.25 acres was approved on September 9, 2026, according to a report by ZoneWire. The decision, reached via a 4-2 vote, involves properties located at 1379 and 1395 West Van Buren and 1384 West Harris.

The approved rezoning changes the land designation from R-1-7000 to RMF-30. This legislative process allows for different land uses than were previously permitted on the parcel.

ZoneWire analysis of 12 Salt Lake City meetings identified 32 mentions of rezoning activity. In Salt Lake City, land-use board decisions have seen a 92% approval rate for land use and comprehensive plan amendments over the last 24 months, while multifamily and attached housing approvals stood at 78%.

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