Several years ago, Salt Lake City embarked on a ground-breaking initiative to incorporate sustainability provisions into zoning and subdivision ordinances. The project set out to revise and expand upon existing ordinances that were out of date and/or put up barriers to sustainable city practices.
The topic areas considered include:
- Transit-Oriented and Mixed Use Development (Ordinance adopted)
 - Urban Agriculture (Ordinances adopted)
 - Renewable Energy (Ordinances adopted)
 - Accessory Dwelling Units (Ordinance adopted)
 - Street, Pedestrian and Bicycle Connectivity
 - Water Efficient Landscape
 - Tree Protection
 - Recycling and Waste Reduction
 - Transportation Demand Management
 - Outdoor Lighting
 
Several ordinances have already been adopted by the Salt Lake City Council, with a the rest making progress along the approval process. Get a complete update on the project on the SLCGreen website.
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