The Utah House gave final approval Wednesday to a one-year extension of a moratorium on creating new historic districts in Salt Lake City.
The House voted 62-6 to pass SB115 and sent it to Gov. Gary Herbert for his signature.
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Rep. Brian King, D-Salt Lake City, said it would give the Yalecrest neighborhood, where he lives, time to negotiate solutions over a proposal to create a historic district there. That debate has divided the upscale east-bench hamlet.
King said it would allow residents there "to move forward productively in a way that will allow for constructive discussion."
Lee Davidson
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