Environmental assessment · example
Emeril Avenue Apartments
The City of Salt Lake City will use $200,000 in HOME funds to help purchase and develop affordable housing units at 826 W Emeril Ave. The city found no significant impact on the human environment.1
Facts from City of Salt Lake City public records, each linked by number to its source; checked November 13, 2026. Section notes by ePlan.
At a glance
- Where
- 826 W Emeril Ave, Salt Lake City, Utah 841161
- Lead agency
- City of Salt Lake City, Housing Stability Division1
- Review
- Environmental assessment, with a finding of no significant impact and request for release of funds1
- Legal citation
- 24 CFR Part 581
- Status
- Notice of FONSI and intent to request release of funds issued September 17, 2026; comments open until October 10, 20261
Timeline
Documents City of Salt Lake City published
What the documents say
Notice of FONSI and NOI to Request Release of Funds
- Request For Release of Funds
- The city will ask HUD around October 10, 2026 to release $200,000 in HOME funds for affordable housing at 826 W Emeril Ave.1
- Finding of No Significant Impact
- The city found no significant impact, so no Environmental Impact Statement is required; the record is available at the City-County building, Room 445.1
- Public Comments
- Written comments go to the Housing Stability Division at PO Box 145487 by October 10, 2026 and should say which notice they address.1
- Environmental Certification
- The city certifies to HUD that Acting Housing Stability Director Heather Royall accepts federal court jurisdiction and that environmental responsibilities have been met.1
- Objections To Release of Funds
- HUD accepts objections for fifteen days on four limited bases under 24 CFR Part 58, sent by email to the CPD Region VIII Director.1
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