Salt Lake City seeks public input for Main Street transformation into global destination

SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Salt Lake City is seeking feedback on its Main Street vision.

The city aims to transform Main Street, stretching from South Temple to 400 South, into a people-oriented, worldwide destination.

Based on previous input from residents, desires included improved dining options, more planting areas, and opportunities for public art.

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“Our vision for Main Street is about creating a walkable destination that brings people together, whether they connect over dinner and drinks, meet up for a concert, or go for a family outing,” said Mayor Erin Mendenhall. “This will further the success we’ve seen in Downtown Salt Lake City and set us up for strong long-term economic health.”

City staff had developed four potential concepts aligning with this feedback.

Residents and stakeholders can share their thoughts by filling out a survey on the Main SLC website until Oct. 31.