SLC clears new rules for housing infill, row houses, cottages and other smaller homes

Council chair Darin Mano said “mountains were moved” to get the ordinance passed this year.

(Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune) The neighborhood north of Liberty Park in Salt Lake City. After years of debate, the Salt Lake City Council on Tuesday passed a new package of incentives for affordable housing in a move one member called "monumental."

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SLC clears new rules for housing infill, row houses, cottages and other smaller homes

Council chair Darin Mano said “mountains were moved” to get the ordinance passed this year.

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