Salt Lake City eyes landscaping regulation changes amid ongoing confusion, drought
Salt Lake City’s landscaping rules may receive an adjustment over the winter to help align with newer city goals, such as water conservation.
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Salt Lake City’s landscaping rules may receive an adjustment over the winter to help align with newer city goals, such as water conservation.
Salt Lake City's landscaping rules may receive an adjustment over the winter to help align with newer city goals, such as water conservation.
A tug-of-war between conservationists and developers over water continues in the state as the Great Salt Lake continues to drop to record low levels.
A 20-year incumbent Democrat serving on Hardin Fiscal Court is being challenged in next May’s primary by a member of the Hardin County Democratic Executive Committee.
Money would fund construction at the inland port and elsewhere. (Francisco Kjolseth | Tribune file photo) A map shows the extensive boundary of the planned Inland port development, displayed during a news conference at the Utah Capitol, Jan. 22, 2020. Primary among issues described in a new report are human health impacts from increased pollution the port will bring. On Monday, a Senate panel advanced a proposal to create a $115 million loan fund to assist in needed improvements of roads, water and electric systems in the inland port area of Salt Lake City, the Point of the Mountain and in ...