Glendale Updates
Creative Glendale Final Report
The Creative Glendale Final Report will guide the Glendale Art Committee in what to pursue in the future.
Welcome to Glendale Banners
Glendale Logo by Gabriella Hunter
Glendale Banners have been hung along 900s across Jordan Park to promote pride in Glendale Residents, and welcome those visiting the area.
Jazz in the Park
Jazz in the Park was hosted at the International Peace Gardens on August 25, 2024. This free event was dog friendly and accessible to all ages.
Glendale park pickleball court designs
Salt Lake City Parks and Public Lands has completed an initial design for the conversion of some tennis courts at Glendale Park into pickleball courts. The city is seeking feedback on the design and thoughts from the public. Learn more about providing feedback and see the preliminary designs!
New meeting format for 2024!
Meetings will be held at the same day and time, but will either be in-person only or virtual only – no hybrid meetings.
Determination of Non-conforming Use: 4140 W 2100 S
This is a request for a Determination of Nonconforming Use regarding outdoor storage of vehicles and construction equipment at 4140 W 2100 S (Tax ID# 15-18-477-006-0000). The property is zoned M-1 Light Manufacturing, where outdoor storage is a permitted use.
Planned Development: 1532 S 900 W
The Salt Lake City Planning Division has received a request for Planned Development at 1532 S 900 W (Zone: R-1/7,000 Single Family Residential District). Public comment is open until December 29, 2023.
Jordan River Trail Art Panels
New art panels have been installed at the Fife Wetlands, International Peace Gardens, Three Creeks Confluence Park and the Peace Labyrinth along the Jordan River Trail.
Breaking ground at Glendale Regional Park
We celebrated breaking ground at the future site of Glendale Regional Park at 1200 W 1700 S! We're excited for progress at the site and for a place where the westside can get out and play.
pickleball engagement survey
Salt Lake City adopted the Glendale Regional Park Plan in 2023. Public engagement throughout the process demonstrated a need for pickleball on the site — initially, the plan aimed to introduce four new pickleball courts while maintaining the existing eight tennis courts.