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Land Use & Zoning
We specialize in all areas of Land Use and Zoning. MSD planning staff can help identify opportunities and implement recommendations necessary to complete your planning and development-related projects.
Our professional staff provides a collaboration of disciplines and is committed to developing creative solutions that ensure compatibility between the existing, new, built, and natural environments.
We strengthen communities by focusing on achievable approaches to planning, design, and development. Through context-sensitive zoning regulations, MSD planning staff use their expertise to improve the efficiency of the Land Use application process.
Services We Provide
- Zoning Ordinances
- Hazard Mitigation Plans
- Service Delivery Strategies
- Short-Term Work Programs
- Joint Land Use Studies
- Day-to-day Planning
- Historic Preservation
Instructions
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Shad Cook
Planner IPhone: 385-468-6706
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Morgan Julian
Planner IPhone: 385-468-6714
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Jeff Miller
Planner IIPhone: 385-468-6671
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Jim Nakamura
Planner IIPhone: 385-468-6711
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Justin Smith
Planner IPhone: 385-468-6717
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Brian Tucker
Planning ManagerPhone: 385-468-6696
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Curtis Woodward
Senior PlannerPhone: 385-468-6692
- How can I find my property's zoning?
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You can find zoning on the Municipal Service District’s interactive map. Just enter your address and you’ll be given more information on your parcel. Note that this will only return information for Unincorporated Salt Lake County, and the Metro Townships within the county. For information within other cities you’ll need to contact that municipality for zoning information
- What uses are allowed on my property?
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Once you know what zone your property is classified as, you can check your county or township’s ordinance to find out what is allowed. Zoning will be title 19 in each code and you can look up your zone’s uses in its specific chapter.
- How can I find my required setbacks? (How do I find requirements for my zone?)
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Those will be listed in Title 19 of each of the County and Township Ordinances under each specific zone. There are many factors that can impact your setback however, so you may want to call our office with your parcel number/address and zone information so we can further assist you.
- How are setbacks measured?
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In most cases, setbacks are measured from the property line to the edge of the structure.
- Where can I find information regarding lot dimensions or survey information on my property?
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Any records regarding your recorded plats would be on file with the Salt Lake County Recorder. If the lot has been surveyed since recording you can contact the Salt Lake County Surveyor’s Office for any of those records.