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Planning Commission backs partial street vacation at 1101 West 400 South, denies vacation along Fourth South
Summary
The commission recommended City Council approval to vacate a 5-foot strip of right-of-way along 1100 West (Eleventh West) adjacent to 1101 W 400 S and recommended denial for the requested 5-foot vacation along Fourth South (Poplar Grove Boulevard). The decision was 7–2 in favor of the staff recommendation.
The Salt Lake City Planning Commission on Wednesday recommended that the City Council approve a partial street vacation on Eleventh West adjacent to 1101 West 400 South but deny a proposed vacation of the right-of-way along Fourth South (Poplar Grove Boulevard).
Planner Andy Hulka said the applicant, property owner Eric Sansom (represented at the hearing by Jason Seaton), asked to vacate roughly five feet of public right-of-way between the existing property line and the sidewalk to facilitate redevelopment of a 1906-era house and allow a new single-family residence to meet modern setback standards.
The nut graf: staff recommended approval of the portion on Eleventh West because the local street is a dead-end with no planned improvements, but recommended denial along Fourth South because Fourth South is an arterial corridor (about 106 feet of right-of-way) and city engineering and transportation staff prefer…
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