New Mural + Love Your Block Applications Now Open!

Have you seen the new mural on Stoneground Bakery? It’s a wonderful addition to the neighborhood, and it was funded by the Love Your Block (LYB) program. LYB provides mini-grants to fund projects up to $3,000 for community-driven neighborhood improvements. Residents, businesses, and organizations in Glendale are encouraged to apply!

Click here to learn more about Love Your Block.

Neighborhood Business Improvement Program

Apply for an NBIP grant from the city to increase the street appeal of your business! The program focuses on helping you make new external changes to your building. We especially love painted murals! Other changes can include ADA accommodations, and bringing internal building features up to City code.

You may receive up to $50,000 as a grant to cover some or all costs for these changes. Businesses willing to cover some of the improvement costs may receive priority.

The application deadline is May 31. Click here to learn more.

Sign Up for shapeSLC

Salt Lake City’s official public participation platform makes it easier for you to:

• Learn about projects in your neighborhood

• Share feedback that City teams actually review

• Get updates on what matters to you

Click here to visit the shapeSLC website and create an account.

Livable Streets Traffic Calming Program

The Livable Streets team is using shapeSLC to post updates and collect feedback. The updated online engagement experience will make it easier to keep in touch with them throughout the whole process during each zone project. The new Livable Streets homepage will allow us to see upcoming zones, RSVP for zone specific events, and give us much needed feedback through the “Report traffic safety issue” form!

Zoning Map Amendment

Jonathan Marsh, property owner and applicant, is requesting approval from the City to amend the zoning map at 1379 and 1395 W Van Buren Ave and 1384 W Harris Ave. If approved, the applicant intends to construct infill, for-sale housing on the lots. The rezone would all for single-family, two-family, small-scale multifamily, row house, and cottage developments. Click here to learn more about the project.

UPCOMING PUBLIC MEETING

The Glendale Neighborhood Council will be hosting a public event with the applicant and a representative from the city. This is our opportunity to ask questions about the proposal and share feedback.

We will be meeting at the Glendale Library on Wednesday, June 3, at 6:30 PM.

Bridge Closure on Jordan River Trail

The city recently announced the indefinite closure of a bridge at Cottonwood Park, 1600 N Star Drive. The bridge has been damaged and is no longer safe for pedestrian use. Click here to learn more.

Big thank you to those who attended Art @ the Gardens last month. We had an amazing turnout, a wonderful time, and the best weather!

We would love your feedback about the experience. Below are some questions, and you can share your answers via email to Sarah, arts@glendaleslc.org.

1. How did you find out about the event?

2. What was your favorite part of the event, and why?

3. What would you like to see change?

We can’t wait to see you again next year!

Neighborhood Input Request

Do you have something to share with the Glendale Neighborhood Council? Feedback, ideas, events - whatever it is we’d love to hear from you!

Here’s how to reach us:

• Send an email to council@glendaleutah.org

• Send us a message through our website

• DM us on social media! You can find us on Facebook and Instagram @GlendaleSLC

• Come to a neighborhood council meeting! They are hosted monthly on the third Wednesday, at the Glendale library.