Opportunities to participate in those conversations and activities will be communicated via this website, email, social media (@SLCgov, @SLCPublicLands, @SLCArtsCouncil), and conventional public engagement means.  

Submissions are due by May 30, 2025 at 11:59 p.m.

 Read a summary of the environmental assessment.  

The upcoming public engagement process for the design of the public open space will ask the broader community to consider the murals' legacy and how artwork in the public space would best capture the social justice significance of the site. 

The Granary District is an industrial district in transition. Many of its older warehouses are being repurposed for office, retail, and restaurants. Several new housing developments have created new activities within the neighborhood, as well. The Fleet Block's redevelopment is an opportunity to introduce a mix of public and private uses to continue this positive community growth.

Why is environmental remediation needed on Fleet Block?