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Not in my (neighbor’s) backyard: Salt Lake City leaders give in to east-side opponents on ‘mother-in-law’ apartments

But city expects that residents will come around to embrace the idea, as other cities have seen<br>

(Scott Sommerdorf | The Salt Lake Tribune) The City Council is enacting changes to allow new accessory dwellings to be built in parts of the city. John Armstrong, who spoke in favor of them on behalf of his mother at this week's council meeting, hopes to build one on her property. He poses next to her home near the site of the proposed dwelling, Saturday, December 2, 2017.