Photo: Brent Pace / Unsplash. City context; no depicted property is asserted to qualify for the proposed housing incentives. Salt Lake City's plan to add housing in backyards just got a lot smaller. The City Council agreed in a straw poll this week to require property owners who use the plan's new housing incentives to live on-site, according to The Salt Lake Tribune. It was not a final vote. The owner-occupancy rule and a few other changes are expected to…
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Salt Lake City Wanted 13,100 Lots Open to Backyard Homes. An Owner-Occupancy Rule Could Shrink That to a Few Dozen.
A proposed owner-occupancy rule could sharply reduce participation in Salt Lake City’s backyard housing plan. Public hearings are expected in November.
