Salt Lake City ADU playbook

• Salt Lake City already has a local ADU ordinance and is a specified municipality under S.B. 284.
• City zoning (not just assessor class) decides whether an ADU is allowed on your specific property today.
• Use the city’s planning counter / ADU resources and bring your parcel ID when you ask about setbacks and parking.

Setbacks: SLC publishes zone-based standards; use the city’s zoning map with your parcel ID, then confirm setbacks for ADUs in that zone.

Parking: Budget for required off-street parking unless the city confirms an exemption for your case.

Ordinance: SLC’s ADU ordinance is the local baseline; S.B. 284 adds a statewide detached floor for qualifying properties on Oct 1, 2026.