SLC wants to pump energy into a neighborhood by creating a ‘festival street.’ Here’s where it will be.

Revitalization plan calls for reconfiguring a TRAX station, building dense development and creating an entertainment destination.

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) The Ballpark neighborhood in Salt Lake City on Wednesday, April 27, 2022. City officials have a plan to breathe new life into the area by improving access to TRAX, focusing on dense housing and creating a "festival street" on West Temple.

SLC wants to pump energy into a neighborhood by creating a ‘festival street.’ Here’s where it will be.

Revitalization plan calls for reconfiguring a TRAX station, building dense development and creating an entertainment destination.

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