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Minutes From Metro Populations, Canyons of Salt Lake City's Wasatch Front - American Fork Canyon - Silver Lake Flats

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Downtown Updates, June 5 to July 12 - 95 South State


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City Creek Reserve sent out this press release about 95 State (Tower 8)
City Creek Reserve, Inc. Makes It Official:
95 State at City Creek
to be SLC’s Newest Commercial Office Tower


SALT LAKE CITY – City Creek Reserve, Inc. (CCRI) today announced that Salt Lake City’s newest office tower to be constructed on the corner of State Street and 100 South will be named “95 State at City Creek.” The building will be the first high-rise development on State Street in decades.

According to Bruce Lyman, Director of Leasing for CCRI, 95 State’s downtown location and proximity to City Creek Center will offer businesses a compelling new choice for Class-A office space in Salt Lake City.

“95 State at City Creek is designed to appeal to today’s employees,” said Lyman. “Its central location and state-of-the-art amenities are designed to maximize wellness, sustainability and productivity to help our tenants make the most of their workday.”

...The project will include 498,000 square feet of leasable office space and an additional 39,000 square feet of meetinghouse space for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The office tower and meetinghouse will have separate entrances and will be independently operated.

95 State at City Creek will offer office tenants premier amenities such as dedicated executive parking, exercise facilities with daily instructional classes, a private entrance for cyclists with secure bike storage, automated window shading,
and personalized HVAC systems that will allow individuals to control their microclimate.

The building will also feature a 5th-floor garden terrace with 7,000 square feet of landscaping, a lobby with 28-foot floor-to-ceiling glass, on-site restaurant, and a renovated underground pedestrian walkway beneath State Street with direct, protected access to City Creek Center.

95 State at City Creek is designed to be the state’s first WELL Certified building with plans to also qualify for LEED Gold and Wired certifications.

Construction is set to begin this month with completion expected in Fall 2021.

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Tower 8: June 5, 2019


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Tower 8: 06/05/19

The tunnel is now closed. This is kind of interesting. It looks like they dug down next to the glass building and found an old cement pad with a drainage grill on it.

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Update - June 19th,- 96 S. State City Creek Center Pedestrian Access Tunnel


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State Street Tunnel
This particular entry access to the underground connection to the City Creek Center is being demolished. While still attractive and useful, it is unfortunately not capable of handling the crowds brought on by the multi-billion dollar
development that continues to expand all around it. Its successor will be able to provide for the ever increasing traffic flow, in addition to a full range of attractive amenities such as retail and restaurants.

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Central Metro Update - Draper - Pluralsight to build new global headquarters in Draper

By Holly Menino - https://kutv.com/news/local/utahs-pl...ters-in-draper

The Pluralsight company will build its new global headquarters on about 40 acres of untouched land off the 146th South Exit in Draper, near Corner Canyon.

Pluralsight CEO Aaron Skonnard revealed the new location during an exclusive interview with 2News.

Skonnard said when they signed their first lease in Farmington, Pluralsight had 31 employees. Fast forward four years and the company now has more than 800 employees. Within the next ten years, Pluralsight plans to add 2,400 more employees.

"In the beginning, we'll build one or two buildings that will house the current employee base of Pluralsight and there will be room to grow and build additional buildings in the years ahead," said Skonnard.



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Central Metro - Murrray - New Intermountain Transformation Center to lead change in health care

MURRAY — Scientists, doctors and hospital administrators are expected to come from all over to learn and share the latest medical techniques and best practices at the new Intermountain Healthcare Kem C. Gardner Transformation Center.

It aims to transform the ways health care is provided across the United States and globally.

"This building is not only beautiful, it's inspiring," Dr. Charles Sorenson, former president and CEO of Intermountain Healthcare and founding director of the Intermountain Healthcare Leadership Institute, said Wednesday. He said changes need to happen on the front lines of health care, where clinicians interact with the patient, focusing on "preventing serious illness and injury in the first place..."

...The Transformation Center, where leaders in health care will collaborate and be trained to develop and deliver the highest clinical quality at the lowest sustainable cost, was made possible with a $20 million donation from local philanthropist and chairman of the Intermountain Foundation Board, Kem C. Gardner. It was designed by innovative global architecture firm, NBBJ, whose work includes numerous medical facilities and other structures around the world...



Photo By Scott G Winterton, Deseret News - Visitors tour Intermountain Healthcare's new Kem C. Gardner Transformation Center in Murray on Wednesday, Sept. 19, 2018.
The center aims to transform the ways health care is provided across the United States and globally.
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Photo By Scott G Winterton, Deseret News - Visitors tour Intermountain Healthcare's new Kem C. Gardner Transformation Center in Murray on Wednesday, Sept. 19, 2018.
The center aims to transform the ways health care is provided across the United States and globally.
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Pendry Residences Park City - New Canyons Village condominiums will be under Montage’s Pendry Hotels


Caroylyn Weber Alder - The Park Record -
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The recently announced Pendry Residences Park City is expected to be completed at the Canyons Village in 2021.

Montage International is bringing another resort to Park City.

Pendry Residences Park City, a luxury condominium development, is set to go up at the base of the Canyons Village side of Park City Mountain Resort. Construction is set to start in the summer with a completion goal of winter 2021. Buyers are expected to start reserving rooms in February.

The condominiums will be managed under Montage International's new Pendry brand, which has locations in San Diego and Baltimore. The developer for the project, Brian Shirken, is president of the national real estate development and investment company Columbus Pacific, which has worked on such Park City projects as the highly debated commercial and event space on Main Street at the former site of the Kimball Arts Center and Apex Residences in Canyons Village. Montage International also owns and operates Montage Deer Valley.

Pendry Residences is expected to cover 200,000 square feet in the center of Canyons Village, wedged between the Hyatt Centric Park City, Sunrise Lodge by Hilton Grand Vacations and Sundial Lodge. There is expected to be 40,000 square feet of retail space on the plaza level. The lot is currently used as a parking lot...

...The development is set to include 150 condominium units, which range from studios to four-bedroom penthouses, Shirken said. He expects that the majority of the owners — who will likely be second-home owners — will be placing their units into the rental pool, which Pendry will help manage.

Pendry Residences are also set to have five restaurants, multiple retail shops, a rooftop pool, a spa, a kid's club, a recreation room and some bars, including one in a yurt. A large convention space will be available for conferences. Shirken hopes the amenities attract visitors from neighboring hotels as well as locals.

"We're trying to create a variety of retailers and restaurants that will be exciting and interesting for the residents of Park City," he said.


July 2019 - Pendry Secures Financing
Developer Columbus Pacific has secured construction financing for the Pendry Park City, a sprawling mixed-use development in Canyons Village. Mosaic Real Estate Credit provided $165 million in construction financing for the project. In general, construction financing has been conservative across product types as the cycle has matured. This hotel project, however, is expected to revitalize the Canyons Village market.


“Having an opportunity to provide construction proceeds that allows the Pendry Park City to become the best-in-class project that will anchor the overall master plan for Canyon Villages is exciting,” Peter Pasqua, SVP of Mosaic Real Estate Investors, tells GlobeSt.com. “The strength and development experience of the sponsorship, as well as a high barrier to entry market with strong demand drivers made the project a fit for Mosaic.”
The 2.5-acre development will include a 233-room luxury resort with guestrooms and suites, 152 residences with units ranging in size from 446-square-foot studios starting at $395,000 to spacious 2,600-square-foot four-bedroom penthouse residences up to $3.65 million. The property will also include 40,000 square feet of commercial space and additional amenities, like a fitness center.

Already, the project has hit buyers’ radar. The property has $95 million in reservations in the residence types, from studios to four bedrooms, highlighting the demand. “The area has overwhelming demand as evidenced by the high level of interest and presales for the project,” says Pasqua. “In fact, Park City is becoming a more year-round destination. Park City is obviously known as a world-class ski destination and home to the Sundance Film Festival, but it also has miles of trails for hiking and mountain biking, has abundant fly-fishing, and is home to a number of championship golf courses.”
While construction financing in the market is generally conservative, Mosaic is actively lending on construction deals. “Mosaic is active in providing construction financing on various asset classes filling a void in the market,” says Pasqua. “Here at Mosaic, we finance borrowers that are looking to add value to properties via predevelopment, development and repositioning.” The Pendry Park has a three-year senior construction loan with two 12-month extensions.




Central Metro East - Under Construction - 'Lift Park City' coming to Canyons Village





61 SPACIOUS RESIDENCES

LIFT PARK CITY
With a new gondola connecting the Park City and Canyons ski areas, Park City Mountain becomes the largest ski resort in the US. At its base, Canyons Village is being transformed into a vibrant pedestrian neighborhood of new shops, restaurants, and gathering places. And at the heart of this expanded village is Lift: an intimate collection of modern residences adjacent to the Sunrise chairlift, steps from intriguing boutiques and sunny après patios, with a one-of-a-kind pool deck overlooking Retreat ski-home trail.

The Park City experience starts at Canyons Village, which is being transformed into a vibrant four-season center for recreation, celebration, and exploration. Lift is at the heart of the new village and adjacent to a future high-speed chairlift that gives you quick access to fresh powder. Ski straight to your pool deck’s fire pits and hot tubs, then walk over to the vibrant restaurants, shops, and après-ski scene that are the pulse of Canyons Village. Developed by the world-renowned team that played a key role in the creation of resort villages at Whistler, Mammoth, and Copper Mountain, Lift is every inch a place to call home.
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Central Metro/East - Park City - Star Hotel Teardown and Redevelopment


Jay Hamburger, for the Park Record - https://www.parkrecord.com/news/park...e-power-tools/

A crew on Monday morning started to prepare an old, decrepit Main Street hotel to be torn down, the initial steps in what will be an extraordinarily rare takedown of a building on the shopping, dining and entertainment strip.

The workers, using power and manual tools, spent time on Monday tearing away the exterior layer of stucco on the Main Street side of the Star Hotel. The stucco came off quickly while the workers used brute force to dislodge cement. Stonework was revealed in one section of the building as the workers removed the exterior layer.


The operation had been expected for several months with there seeming to be at one point the possibility of the work starting prior to the Sundance Film Festival in January. The work was delayed until after Sundance and the heavy snows that struck in February. The contractor, Brassey & Company, said on Monday the full demolition of the building could start by the end of March.

The Park City Building Department is overseeing the work while the Park City Planning Department is monitoring the teardown to ensure the workers comply with plans to preserve historic materials that would be used as the property is redeveloped. The foundation, made of rock, will be preserved and incorporated into a development, as an example.

"It can pretty much come down," said Bruce Erickson, the planning director at City Hall.

Main Street will lose an old building as the Star Hotel is taken down, but City Hall officials determined the structure in unsafe. The Planning Department in early March indicated there was a potential of the roof collapsing inward under the weight of the snow and ice.

City Hall's Old Town panel, the Historic Preservation Board, and the Park City Board of Adjustment previously voted to maintain the Star Hotel's designation as a significant building as part of a municipal government-kept inventory of historic sites. Buildings with that designation cannot be torn down under most circumstances, but officials in the case of the Star Hotel agreed to allow the demolition based on the poor condition and the danger to the public.

The Star Hotel was incorporated into a small historic house decades ago. The project involves a redevelopment that includes a building that will appear to be a full restoration of the Star Hotel, the full restoration of the small historic house and a small addition.


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Central Metro - West Jordan - South Redwood Public Health Center


Salt Lake County’s South Redwood Public Health Center is an innovative facility that promotes outreach and wellness. The building is strategically oriented within the West Jordan civic campus, with an intentional posture of openness. With strong visibility and inviting presence, the large transparent glass façade allows a profusion of natural light to flood the interiors and represents a welcoming gesture to the community. A large colorful mural operates at an architectural scale, projecting through the glass with exuberance. The building’s tight footprint required a careful optimization of programmatic elements, ensuring full representation and function of the various community service departments. LEED Gold certification represents the County’s commitment to providing an environment to foster a healthy community.





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Central Metro - Sandy - Repurpose for historic structure


By Carter Williams, KSL.com | Updated - Jan 9th, 2019 https://www.ksl.com/article/46464805...-utah-location


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SALT LAKE CITY — Fast-food lovers, rejoice! A popular international burger chain is coming to Utah.

Shake Shack, which currently has locations in 26 states and the District of Columbia, will open its first Utah location in Sandy in "mid-to-late 2019," according to Meg Castranova, a spokeswoman for the company. Shake Shack also has multiple locations across the world.

"We’re always on the lookout for compelling locations in great neighborhoods and communities, so we are so excited to be opening in Salt Lake," she said in a statement to KSL.com.

Shake Shack will be located at 11020 S. State Street. Robert Booth, director of development for Draper-based Wadsworth Development Group, which owns the property, said the restaurant will take the south half of the old Crescent Elementary School.

Shake Shack's property will be 4,660 square feet and will have an outdoor patio, according to Castranova. Drawings of the building include school themes planned to match the area, Booth said.

The building was constructed in the 1930s, added onto in the 1950s and it eventually became an alternative high school before it closed more than a decade ago, Booth said. Wadsworth Development Group purchased the property in 2016 and sought input on what should be done with the building.

Comments from the public and Sandy City indicated people wanted the group to repurpose the building instead of tearing it down, Booth said.

"This building has been vacant for some time," he said. "(It's) actually on the National Historic Registry and so we looked at how we could utilize this building."...



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Central Metro - Taylorsville - Radical Changes Coming To Taylorsville Center Over Next 20 Months



With ground now broken on the new performing arts center southeast of Taylorsville City Hall, the race is on to also complete work on this acreage,
southwest of the city building, so both sides can open together late next year. (Carl Fauver/City Journals)



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Now that ground has been broken on the new $45 million Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center southeast of Taylorsville City Hall, changes will be coming fast and furious to all the open acreage between the city building and 5400 South. After sitting empty for about a decade, the entire area will undergo a radical facelift over the next 20 months.

“Now that work is underway on the new arts center, we want to also make improvements to the area west of the new center, so that both sides can open at the same time late next year,” said Taylorsville Mayor Kristie Overson. “We want to make this a wonderful gathering place for residents to see a show in the arts center and to enjoy other things on the other side (of Centennial Way, the road leading to city hall from 5400 South).”

Clearly the plans for the open acreage to the west are not as ambitious as a multi-million-dollar state-of-the-art performance hall, which means whatever ends up being built on that side will not take as long to construct.

“We want to create a synergetic relationship between all three areas — city hall, the new arts center and the open area to the southwest — so people feel it all ties together and is aesthetically pleasing,” said Community Development Director Mark McGrath. “We have had a master plan for this complex for many years. But now it needs updating.”

The first step in that process is already underway, as city officials have received six bids from consulting and design firms.

“Staff will meet and discuss their qualifications and make a recommendation to the mayor,” McGrath said. “We want to see construction and landscaping recommendations that will tie the entire area together.”...


...“There’s been talk of a nice restaurant — to capitalize on the arts center audiences — along with more of a faster-serve place,” Christopherson said. “But we need to study daytime populations to see whether that is feasible. If we do this right, that area (west of the arts center) will be a great community gathering place. That is the goal, to create a sense of completeness. So, now we just have to figure out the best way to do that.”

The open acreage is also expected to include pieces of art and an amphitheater area suitable for events such summer outdoor movies, which were revived last season. The food truck Saturday nights launched last year are also expected to find a home in the new configuration.

“As for the area farthest south — up against 5400 South — we want to create some kind of grand entrance into the city complex, with signage and possibly a short wall or water features,” McGrath concluded. “Again, at this point we need to get the consultants on board and start looking at options.”

But it appears the one thing that is not optional in the midst of all these discussions is the completion date for the westside acreage.

“I have been hearing for years that the city needs to take care of this dirt in front of city hall,” Overson said. “So, I can promise you, when that new arts center opens (expected in December 2020), it will not open next to raw dirt.”

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Salt Lake City, West Sector - Expansion and Redevelopment of X-ray manufacturing headquarters for Varex Medical Systems

This expansion is designed around strict functional standards for Varex flat panel detector and X-ray tube production lines, new cleanrooms and R&D laboratories, workspace, and 16,000 sf dining, kitchen and server, for staff gatherings and presentations. The clean and functional two-story addition to the facility, at the western periphery of Salt Lake City, respectfully inserts two bold exterior components into the existing campus. Its exterior masonry cavity walls march in production-line rhythm, modulated by slices of transparent curtainwall segments. The north and south facades are fully glazed curtainwall with sun-shading structures, and a south metal louver system. The appearance of separated walls resembles large stone formations composed of stratified various colored concrete masonry units arranged in horizontal bands. This careful play of scale, color, and repetition allows the two new components to unify the campus presence, in front of a nondescript backdrop of previous facility additions.

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Create a unified presence to a series of existing disparate additions, while strictly responding to strict functional programmatic requirements of a top medical production facility. Uplift the company’s presence on the street, and redesign the site with architectural landscape along Pioneer Road, the major north/south arterial through the light manufacturing zone.



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Central Metro/East - Mayflower Mountain Resort - First Look: Sundance's New "Resort Mecca" to Feature Luxury Homes, 5 New Ski Lifts




Paul Benson, of Engel & Volkers, credits two factors for Park City's allure: While the 2002 Winter Olympics helped get the ball rolling, he says, the film festival and its own continued growth (nearly 125,000 people attended in 2018 with, by one estimate, $191.2 million in economic impact) has arguably moved the needle much further. "Sundance put us on the map," Benson says. "The film festival exposed this town to people who probably would never have come to Utah, and it has helped create a resort real estate mecca."

Peter Kiefer for the Hollywood Reporter - https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/ne...hotels-1178296

Massive villages are planned for Park City and the surrounding area to appeal to the film festival crowd that "probably would never have come to Utah."
Sundance isn't the only attraction that lures Hollywood to the slopes of Park City. Justin Bieber, Katherine Heigl and Will Smith all own homes in the area (Jeffrey Katzenberg recently sold one) prized for its great skiing and easy access from L.A. (less than two hours' flight to nearby Salt Lake City).

Now entertainment industry second-home hunters can look forward to a massive development project underway just a few miles southeast of Park City's main drag. Envisioned as an eastern portal of the Deer Valley Resort, this new ski village almost certainly will extend the footprint of the Sundance Film Festival.

In September, officials from Wasatch County approved a plan — the largest project in county history — hatched by New York-based Extell Development Co. to build a high-end destination resort, Mayflower Mountain, at the Mayflower exit off U.S. Route 40. "We're talking about 3.2 million square feet of development, so this is bigger than any concentrated area of Deer Valley," says Engel & Volkers broker Mark Sletten, who's based in Park City.

Headed up by Gary Barnett, Extell is one of the most prolific residential developers in New York City. In 2017, Extell purchased 2,300 acres of land west of the Jordanelle Reservoir (see map); the Mayflower Mountain Resort will stretch across 940 acres of that land.



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A rendering of the planned Mayflower Mountain Resort on U.S. Route 4 that will provide access to Deer Valley skiing without driving through Park City.



The plan, rolling out in phases over the next two decades, will result in 1,500 residential units — a mixture of homes, hotel rooms and condominiums, most will be in the luxury price range (around $1,500 per square foot). Among the several planned hotels, at least one will be five-star, with another dedicated to members of the military. More than 250,000 square feet of commercial and retail space are planned, along with a 68,000-square-foot recreation center and 95,000 square feet of housing set aside for the future Mayflower workforce. Five new Deer Valley ski lifts will be added, as will extensive skiable terrain.


Courtesy of Extell Development Company


The greenlighting of the Mayflower caps a five-year boom in local real estate. The median 2018 sale price of a Park City home was $585,000, up 8 percent from 2017, with total market volume up 3 percent, according to figures provided by The Agency — the Beverly Hills real estate powerhouse that opened its first Park City office in July.

Two of the area's luxury resorts — Montage and Stein Eriksen — also are expanding and upgrading. And a new Pendry resort is under construction in Park City, set to open in the winter of 2021 (Pendry is a subsidiary of Montage) with 150 rooms and suites, along with luxury residences ranging from studios to four-bedroom homes. The Stein Eriksen Lodge just finished a $14 million renovation that includes a new restaurant, an entertainment space, a theater, cafe and apres-ski outdoor heated plaza.



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An architectural rendering of a home at the Pendry Residencies, set to open in 2021 in Canyons Village.

Paul Benson, also of Engel & Volkers, credits two factors for Park City's allure: While the 2002 Winter Olympics helped get the ball rolling, he says, the film festival and its own continued growth (nearly 125,000 people attended in 2018 with, by one estimate, $191.2 million in economic impact) has arguably moved the needle much further. "Sundance put us on the map," Benson says. "The film festival exposed this town to people who probably would never have come to Utah, and it has helped create a resort real estate mecca."

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Update - Downtown Adj. - Salt Lake City International Airport


By Steve Griffin, Deseret News


Public gets first glimpse into the future of Salt Lake airport

Grettel Kauffman - The Deseret News - https://www.deseretnews.com/article/...t-glimpse.html

SALT LAKE CITY — The first phase of the new Salt Lake City International Airport is just about a year away from completion, but the city is already looking ahead to the next two decades and beyond.

The Salt Lake City Department of Airports held its first in a series of public meetings on Wednesday night to update the public on the progress of the airport construction and the first findings of research into what the next 20 years might hold.

The first phase of the new airport, which will include a new gateway center, a 3,600-car parking garage, terminal, and north and south west concourses, is on track to open Sept. 15, 2020. The second phase, which will complete the rest of the concourses and demolish the existing buildings, will wrap up sometime in 2024 or 2025. "The question is, what happens after this new facility is built?" asked Steven Domino, senior northwest mountain region aviation planner with the airport consulting firm RS&H. "The community is going to continue to grow … and as the community grows, the airport needs to be able to respond to the demand that’s created within the community."

The airport currently serves about 26 million passengers each year, making it the 23rd busiest airport in North America — a ranking it's achieved largely because of its position as a hub for Delta Airlines. It was originally built to accommodate about 10 million annual passengers, according to city officials...


Construction continues on the new Salt Lake City International Airport on Friday, April 5, 2019. Steve Griffin, Deseret News

...The updated airport will include more restrooms, more concessions options — featuring local restaurants and vendors — and expanded, streamlined parking.

Between the local concessions options and art and paint color schemes intended to evoke Utah landscapes, "you’re going to have a sense of Utah in the new facility," Wyatt said...Now, with construction well underway, the city has begun to look ahead to what the next 20 years might bring.

Research for a new master plan currently in the works projects that the Salt Lake International Airport will see between 32.8 million and 43.6 million passengers per year by 2037. That's an estimate, Domino emphasized...
While the new master plan projects growth over the next 20 years, updates will be made according to the actual growth, not a strict year-based timeline, Domino said.

The new airport currently under construction will be designed in a way that will allow for future construction with minimal disruption to airport operations, Wyatt said.

"We want to be able to accommodate growth," Wyatt said, noting that it "can be expanded almost infinitely without significant passenger inconvenience."...



By Steve Griffin, Deseret News


By Steve Griffin, Deseret News


By Steve Griffin, Deseret News


Pictured in blue shades, new streamlined concourse configurations, allowing for much greater ease of departure and arrival.

https://i.imgur.com/kMQe6zu.png

Here's a picture of what was currently constructed as of the first of May

https://i.imgur.com/ELgXD8S.png

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Nonstop flights to Asia from Salt Lake City on Delta's 'drawing board' when new airport is finished

https://www.deseretnews.com/article/...w-airport.html

SALT LAKE CITY — Delta Air Lines sees its future hub in Salt Lake City International Airport's redesign as a key stepping stone in its mission to solidify its foothold in the international market.

And nonstop flights to Asia are likely part of that plan, according to an airline official.

Salt Lake City has been Delta's "fastest growing large hub" in recent years, and the city's airport rebuild is helping the airline set its sights on expanding global air connections, Joe Esposito, Delta's senior vice president of network planning, told the Salt Lake City Airport Advisory Board this week.

That could include nonstop flights to Asia when the city's massive, $4 billion redevelopment project is complete, he said. The first phase of the project is slated to open in 2020.

"We've been growing our U.S. position pretty rapidly for the past 10 years, and now we're starting to pivot more toward international service," Esposito said.

Salt Lake City's new airport will provide more gates for international flights, and Delta is eying nonstop flights from Salt Lake City to Seoul, South Korea, Esposito said.

"The Asian market here is actually fairly large," he said, adding that nonstop service to Seoul is "on our drawing board" and will likely be possible in "the next few years."

A nonstop flight to Seoul would join other nonstop flights Delta has begun to offer at Salt Lake City International, including flights to London, Amsterdam, Paris and Mexico City.

"We're really expanding the market position here in Salt Lake City on the international side," Esposito said.



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Central Metro - Brighton High School Rebuild

Hogan & Associates Construction has already begun preparing for the rebuild, which will be done in phases starting with construction of new performing arts and athletics facilities to the west and east of the existing building. Before crews
can start work on these structures, they need to rearrange some of the parking areas and entry- and exit-points. For the first 16 months of construction no classrooms are impacted; the gymnasiums, main office and academic wings will
remain untouched. More information can be found at bond.canyonsdistrict.org.



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A few of the many residential development adj. to Light Rail Transit, (TRAX)


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Some photos of the two ongoing developments around the Meadowbrook Station neighborhood that's emerging around 3900 S and W Temple / Main St. There's another development directly across the Columbus Center facing Harmony Park aptly called Harmony Park Apartments that seems to be getting ready to break ground, it's already fenced and they got approval to consolidate the lots of the development by the city of South Salt Lake in January, so hopefully it gets going very soon.
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Central Metro/East - Sale of large Park City base parking lot to PEG Development.


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Ten acre parking lot to become a full-service hotel and spa, residential units, commercial space for dining and retail, skier services, parking garages and
community priorities such as improved access to public parking, traffic and transit improvements and on-site workforce housing.


Vail announced on Thursday morning that it has entered into an agreement with a Utah based commercial real estate investment group PEG companies to sell and develop parcels of land currently used as surface parking lots at the base of Park City Mountain.

Vail says that the development plan for the 10 acre lot will feature a mixed-use project, including a full-service hotel and spa, residential units, commercial space for dining and retail, skier services, parking garages and community priorities such as improved access to public parking, traffic and transit improvements and on-site workforce housing.


Cameron Gunter, founder and chief executive officer of PEG Companies said “We believe that the best outcome will ensue as our highly experienced development team not only puts their creative minds together but also solicits and incorporates valued input from the people of Park City into our plans, and that is exactly what we plan to do in coming weeks and months.”

Park City COO Bill Rock added. “We are very excited to have found a development team that will work closely with the City and the community to carry out a vision for a vibrant base area. We look forward to a collaborative partnership that will provide both our guests and Park City residents with an elevated experience at the base of Park City Mountain.”



Park City Mountain Resort holds a 1990s-era City Hall development approval that envisions a major project where the parking lots are now located.
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Central Metro - Massive new development planned in Sandy around Rio Tinto Stadium

SANDY, Utah -- City leaders are moving forward with a massive development planned around Rio Tinto Stadium.

"Stadium Village," a multi-year, multi-million dollar project is a master plan spanning from 90th South to 94th South and from I-15 to State Street. It would be the northern anchor to "The Cairns," a project in Sandy stretching to 106th South that would create high-rise office space and retail on the south end of the Salt Lake Valley.

City officials have dubbed it "the Wasatch Front's second downtown."

"This is what we're looking at to be that entertainment hub," said Mayor Kurt Bradburn. "We have a lot of corporate headquarters, hotel space on one end. This is going to be our restaurant, retail, our fan experience on game day around the stadium, our nightlife, that sort of thing."...

..."We'll really see a nice project develop over the next 20, 25 years," Mayor Bradburn said. Some who live in the development area told FOX 13 they supported the project.

"I think it's alright," said Jasper Yazzie, who lives near Rio Tinto Stadium. "Who doesn't like Real Stadium? Who doesn't like Real? I'm looking forward to it." Michael Rice said he expected development would arrive eventually...



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[I]Downtown Updates - 95 South State Tower - July 22nd


City Creek Reserve, Inc. Makes It Official:
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