Wasatch Land Use

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New this week — petitions, open houses, and proposed amendments the moment they surface in official records.
Deadlines & hearings — comment windows, public hearings, and votes, each verified against the source document before it reaches you.
Issue continuity — every petition tracked across open house → staff report → Planning Commission → Council → adoption, week after week.
A source index — every document we cite, hash-stamped and linked, so you can check our work in one click.

What a tracked issue looks like

From a recent draft · Petition PLNPCM2026-00274

Daily Water Use Limits on New Non-Residential Development — a citywide zoning text amendment expanding daily water-use limits beyond commercial and industrial uses to all non-residential development.

Public comment period: April 2 – May 17, 2026 (verified against the petition page). Next expected action: Planning Commission review.

source: slc.gov/planning · sha256:8a13b817d025 · captured 2026-07-08

Who it's for

Small developers and infill builders timing acquisitions and entitlements.
Brokers and investors who need to see neighborhood changes before they're headlines.
Architects, planners, and land-use consultants advising clients on live projects.
Neighborhood and advocacy groups that can't afford to miss a comment window.

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Wasatch Land Use is a source-cited monitoring and analysis product. It does not provide legal, financial, engineering, or investment advice. Consult qualified professionals before acting on any property, entitlement, or development decision. Source documents may be amended or superseded by public bodies; every issue carries a “last checked” date and a full source index.