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Council Adopts Temporary Land-Use Rule to Allow Steep-Slope Road for Transmission Work
Summary
The council gave final approval to a temporary land-use ordinance allowing construction of a temporary road on slopes exceeding 50% for the Rocky Mountain Power transmission-line replacement project, concluding public review and a roll-call adoption.
At its July 14 meeting the Salt Lake County Council gave final adoption to a temporary land-use regulation permitting construction of a temporary road on slopes over 50 percent to support the Rocky Mountain Power transmission line replacement project.
A council member moved final approval consistent with prior hearings; the motion received a roll-call vote and passed. The ordinance is intended to allow necessary construction access tied to a significant electric infrastructure project. No public testimony opposed the adoption at the final-reading stage recorded in the transcript excerpt.
