Green Park City Council Input

The Salt Lake City Council plays a pivotal role in the development of Green Park by providing policy guidance, allocating resources, and ensuring community priorities are reflected in the project’s outcomes. As the City’s legislative body, the Council will review and approve the proposed park design, funding allocations, and interdepartmental collaborations, such as those with the Sustainability Department and Transportation Division. This oversight ensures the project aligns with broader municipal goals, including sustainability, equity, and public safety. The Council will also evaluate public feedback collected through surveys and comment periods, using it as a critical factor in shaping final decisions to ensure the park meets the diverse needs of all residents.

Additionally, the City Council will oversee the pursuit of external funding sources, such as the EPA grant, to supplement city resources and support the cleanup and sustainable development of the park site. The Council is committed to promoting transparency and accountability throughout the process, ensuring residents have ample opportunities to engage with the project. By prioritizing community input and fostering interdepartmental collaboration, the Council aims to deliver a park that not only enhances quality of life but also serves as a model of safe, inclusive, and environmentally responsible urban planning.