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Council adopts multiple ordinances, including two street closures and zoning amendments
Summary
Salt Lake City Council unanimously adopted several ordinances and motions at the meeting: indefinite street closures for 7200 West and a portion of 200 South (quiet zone), zoning-map amendments including Mansell Manor and East 1300 South, and a Fortune Road partial vacation; consent items were approved with two items removed.
The Salt Lake City Council voted unanimously on a set of ordinances and procedural actions during its regular meeting.
Council members adopted an ordinance to continue the indefinite closure of a segment of 7200 West (in place since 2024) after staff described prior illegal dumping and environmental impacts as the rationale. The council also approved an ordinance closing a portion of 200 South between Montgomery Street and roughly 1640 West to create a railroad quiet zone; council discussion highlighted neighborhood benefits including reduced horn noise and improved sleep for residents.
Later in the meeting the council passed a partial street vacation for Fortune Road and two zoning map amendments: Mansell Manor and zoning changes around 2020–2290 East 1300 South. Council member Dugan moved several of the actions and each passed by unanimous voice vote. The consent agenda was approved with items 6 and 7 removed for separate consideration.
These ordinances carry operational effects (street closures, zoning changes) and were enacted by majority/voice vote in the council meeting. Where the council adopted closures it retained ownership of the closed street segments but restricted public use, per staff presentations.
The council also updated a code-of-conduct working group charge (see separate article) and scheduled additional public hearings tied to FY27 budget ordinances for June 2, 2026.
