
General Plan Elements: Transportation + Traffic Circulation
Overview In Utah, a transportation and traffic circulation element is a required component of a municipality’s general plan pursuant to Utah Code §10-20-404 (as amended).

Overview In Utah, a transportation and traffic circulation element is a required component of a municipality’s general plan pursuant to Utah Code §10-20-404 (as amended).

Overview Community visioning and branding are processes communities use to intentionally shape their identity, establish long-term goals, and create a shared direction for future growth

Overview Infrastructure is the backbone of every successful community. Roads, bridges, water systems, sewer facilities, stormwater systems, parks, public buildings, and other public improvements provide
Overview A community’s general plan (also commonly called a comprehensive plan or master plan) is one of the most important long-range planning tools a local

Overview §10-20-102 (for municipalities) and §17-79-102 (for counties) of Utah State Code (as amended) defines a conditional use as a land use that, because of

Overview Transferable Development Rights (TDRs) are a land use planning tool that allows development potential to be transferred from one property to another. Rather than

Overview In Utah, the moderate income housing element is a required component of a municipality’s general plan pursuant to §10-20-403 of Utah State Code (as

Overview When a local government approves a new development project, it is not just approving buildings-it is also relying on the timely construction of essential

Overview In Utah, variances are defined in §10-20-1102/§17-79-1002 of Utah State Code (as amended). Simply stated, a variance is a process that allows a property

Overview Conditional uses are land uses or activities that may be appropriate within a zoning district, but only if specific conditions are applied to ensure