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Commission recommends limit on extensions for land-use approvals; final plat and street-dedication timelines clarified
Summary
The Planning Commission unanimously recommended a text amendment to clarify expiration and vesting of land-use approvals citywide, including new recording deadlines (final plat: 18 months; street dedication: 180 days) and a one-time 12-month extension for approvals that vest.
The Salt Lake City Planning Commission voted unanimously to recommend a citywide code text amendment clarifying expiration dates and vesting rules for land-use approvals, including final plats, street dedication plats, conditional uses, design review and plan developments.
Staff said the proposal addresses approvals that previously lacked clear expiration dates and the inconsistent triggers that vest approvals. "Some of our approvals currently do not have an expiration date in our code, so they would just go on forever," a planning staff presenter said in the public hearing. The amendment sets new time limits and clarifies the actions that can vest approvals.
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