SLC changes rules to speed up construction at West, Highland and East high schools

Temporary land use rules are aimed at avoiding delays for projects funded by the $730 million school district bond approved in November.

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) West High School in late 2024. Salt Lake City is tweaking its zoning on public lands to help speed up construction planned at West, Highland and East high schools.

SLC changes rules to speed up construction at West, Highland and East high schools

Temporary land use rules are aimed at avoiding delays for projects funded by the $730 million school district bond approved in November.

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