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Planning Moderate-Income Housing and Reporting
Moderate-Income Housing Reporting
The Legislature of the State of Utah has determined that all cities with 10,000 or more residents--and some smaller municipalities in counties with more than 31,000 residents--are required to review the implementation of the 5-year moderate-income housing element of their general plan and report the findings of that review to the Utah Housing and Community Development Division. Learn more
Specifically, the legislative body of reporting municipal governments are to:
- Conduct a thorough review of the municipality’s moderate-income housing element and its implementation; and
- Revise its five-year moderate-income housing needs estimates; and
- Report the findings of the review to the Housing and Community Development Division of the Utah Department of Workforce Services and the Association of Government to which the municipality belongs; and
- Post the review’s findings report on its website
Reporting the findings of a moderate-income housing review can be an intensive process. We recommend that each municipal legislative body set-aside adequate time to conduct a thorough review. Municipalities that assign personnel familiar with planning principles, demographic methods, and understand applicable state laws will benefit the most from the reporting process. The Housing and Community Development Division has also made the “ Moderate-Income Housing Reporting Form” available on its website to assist municipal governments with their reporting obligations. Learn more
Submission Guidelines:
- Moderate-income housing review findings reports are due December 1st of each year.
- Emailed submissions must include the following items as separate attachments:
- A findings report of the moderate-income housing element review
- A copy of the municipality’s current moderate-income housing element
- A signed copy of the resolution adopting the current moderate-income housing element
- A link to the review’s findings report on the municipality’s website
- Acceptable electronic document formats include:
- DOC, DOCX, RTF, OTD, and PDF
- Address emails to: dfields@utah.gov
Cities and Counties That Must Submit Annually
Alpine Kaysville Sandy American Fork Layton Santa Clara Bluffdale Lehi Santaquin Bountiful Lindon Saratoga Springs Brigham City Logan Smithfield Cedar City Mapleton South Jordan Cedar Hills Midvale South Ogden Centerville Midway South Salt Lake Clearfield Murray South Weber Clinton Nibley Spanish Fork Cottonwood Heights North Logan Springville Draper North Ogden St. George Eagle Mountain North Salt Lake Sunset Enoch Ogden Syracuse Farmington Orem Taylorsville Farr West Park City Tooele Fruit Heights Payson Tremonton Grantsville Plain City Vernal Harrisville Pleasant Grove Vineyard Heber Pleasant View Washington Herriman Providence Washington Terrace Highland Provo West Bountiful Holladay Riverdale West Haven Hooper Riverton West Jordan Hurricane Roy West Point Hyrum Salem West Valley City Ivins Salt Lake City Woods Cross