Utah Architecture: Web/Government Resources
This guide will direct you to resources about Utah architects and architecture.
Salt Lake County Assessor's Office
What you will find at the Salt Lake County Assessor's Office:
- Current data on the value of a property (both land and structure).
- Search for property by owner's name, address, or parcel number here.
- Full description of the property: building style, number of rooms, year built, wall type, acreage, and more.
- Photographs are available for some lots
- Maps of the neighborhood by parcel
- Values of other properties in the neighborhood
- Property tax information (search by parcel number)
Salt Lake County Archives
What you will find at the Salt Lake County Archives:
- Property tax appraisal cards (1936-1980s): See an example of the kind of information this card provides here.
- Photographs of buildings recorded in the tax appraisal cards.
- Building Permits which document construction of new buildings.
- Land Title Certificates which document any changes to land ownership.
- Aerial Photographic Maps
This content is not available online. Contact Salt Lake County Archives to make a research appointment.
Recommended Web Resources
Information on current preservation efforts throughout Utah, as well as completed restoration projects.
Salt Lake City Historic Landmarks Commission
National and Local Preservation Organizations (list provided by Utah State History)
Salt Lake County Recorder's Office
Visit the Recorder's Office to find a chain of title (record of property ownership).
Salt Lake City & Regional Planning
This list was provided courtesy of Alison Regan's libguide on Salt Lake City.
- Downtown RisingThe LDS Church is redeveloping large areas of downtown SLC.
- Envision UtahA regional planning and visioning project
- Wasatch Front Regional CouncilThe intergovernmental organization that does regional transportation planning for the Wasatch Front
- Community Master PlansPlanning for SLC Neighborhoods is described on the City government website
- Blueprint Jordan RiverSalt Lake County visioning process for the Jordan River riparian corridor
- PRATT CoalitionA not-for-profit with a mission to assist city, county, state and federal agencies and other public and private partners in completing a multi-use trail along I-80 via Parley's Creek Corridor and the Sugar House Rail Spur to connect the Bonneville Shoreline Trail with the Provo-Jordan River Parkway
- Salt Lake County PlanningConstruction, Economic Development, Land Use & Zoning, Master Plans.
- Transition Town SLC (KRCL RadioActive!)The citizen based "transition town" movement seeksk to create sustainable communities that can weather the disruptions of climate change, peak oil and economic instability.