Salt Lake City plans pedestrian plaza connecting Delta Center to expanded Salt Palace area

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The Utah Transportation Commission held a programming workshop on May 8, 2025, focusing on significant developments in the Salt Palace and Delta Center area. The meeting highlighted the economic impact of these improvements, particularly in light of the recent addition of a new hockey team to Utah.

Key discussions centered around a proposed pedestrian plaza that will connect the Delta Center to the Salt Palace. This project aims to enhance the area by creating a vibrant space for pedestrians, which will include restaurants and hotels. The plan involves lowering Third West by 7 to 10 feet to facilitate the construction of the plaza above it.

Commission members emphasized the importance of this development for the local economy and community engagement. The project is part of a broader vision shared by Salt Lake City and Salt Lake County to revitalize the area and improve accessibility for residents and visitors alike.

As the project moves forward, further discussions will be necessary to finalize the design and address any logistical challenges. The commission's commitment to enhancing the Salt Palace and Delta Center area reflects a strategic effort to boost economic growth and improve urban infrastructure in Utah.

Converted from Programming Workshop of the Utah Transportation Commission May 8, 2025 meeting on May 08, 2025
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