SLC planning commission rejects zoning change for unlimited building heights in downtown sports district

In a discussion that lasted more than an hour, the planning commission rebuffed Smith Entertainment Group’s proposed zoning changes.

(Smith Entertainment Group) A site plan for a proposed downtown sports and entertainment district.

(Smith Entertainment Group) A site plan for a proposed downtown sports and entertainment district.

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