Glendale is the neighborhood on the western side of Salt Lake City, Utah. Glendale is South Rose Park, Fair Park, and the Poplar Grove neighborhood. This neighborhood was originally developed as a Glendale Gardens where Glendale Middle School gets its name. Mountain View Elementary (next to Glendale Middle School) was originally named Glendale Elementary. Glendale, and her neighbor Poplar Grove, Fair Park, & amp; Rose Park enjoys a vibrant multi-ethnic environment. Glendale residents enjoy the diversity, hospitality, community pride, and authenticity of their fellow citizens. Those living in Glendale also cite it as affordable, and conveniently close to local schools, parks, airports, and downtown Salt Lake City.
Video Glendale, Salt Lake City
Boundary
The Glendale neighborhood is west of Interstate 15 to the western border of Salt Lake City. The southern edge of Glendale is bordered by the City of South Salt Lake in SR-201 and extends to the North around 950 S. North Glendale is Poplar Grove. Both neighborhoods make most of the zip code 84104 and are in the Salt Lake City Council District 2.
Maps Glendale, Salt Lake City
Development
Historical Developments
Before 1930
Some of the first home residents who settled in what is now the Glendale neighborhood are the family of George Q. Cannon. The George Q. and Caroline Cannon House are a Victorian-style brick house in 1354 South and 1000 West and built in 1876. There are maps, photography, property descriptions, and paintings documenting the development of this area. On May 31, 1896, Latter-day Saints Cannon was founded by members of the Cannon family, serving the area between 600 West to West, Redwood Road to the east, Indiana Avenue to the north, and 2700 South to the south.. On December 31, 1900, Ward Cannon contained 61 families consisting of 331 people, 81 of whom were children.
In the 1890s several industries were established near the northeast corner of what is now Glendale (950 S and 600 W), including brick making, brewery, biscuit factory, salt work, and soup factory. At the beginning of the 20th century, railroads split the city of Salt Lake City. Industries and trains work in a remote residential area on the west side of Salt Lake City. Isolation and proximity to industry led to residential areas being a working class environment. Before the 1930s, Salt Lake City was highly polluted, had misty air, and the Jordan River was used as a sewerage, making it a less desirable place to live nearby.
There are several houses on the east side of the Jordan River on California Avenue today that were built before 1930.
Between 1930 and 1960
Based on aerial photography, a large number of housing developments took place in the Glendale neighborhood from 1937 to 1958, which coincided with post-World War II expansion. The first major subdivisions built at Glendale were built in the 1940s and early 1950s. The initial subdivision is part of the Glendale Gardens housing project, built to accommodate the large influx of families moving to Utah for war effort, linked to the relocation of the Ninth Command Service to Fort Douglas, Utah.
The southern area of ​​California Avenue, east 1200 West, and west of the Jordan River, was developed from 1947 to 1952. The northern areas of California Avenue and south of Glendale Drive are also developed today.
The main development in the western part of the industry, part of Glendale is the Utah Ordnance Plant. This area is operated by Remington Corporation. In 1941, several buildings were built within the Utah Ordnance Plant area for the purpose of producing World War II ammunition. Utah Ordnance Plant operates from 1942 to 1943 and standby from 1944 to 1946. This area was closed and sold after 1946.
Post 1960
The Glendale region continues to grow to its present status. Most of the apartment complexes were present built during this time. ISALT Lake County worked with the Utah Park division to establish the Jordan River Parkway during this time.
Development Level in 2012
Of 7601 hectares of land zoned within the limits of Glendale, 7.5% (571 hectares) are commercial, 56.7% (4309 hectares) are manufacturing/industrial, 28.8% (2,899 hectares) are special purposes ( open space, public land, and agriculture), and 7% (532 hectares) are housing. In 2010, Glendale has a population of 9962 people living in 2751 homes.
Post-2012 Developments
The earliest West Salt Lake City master plan outlines many improvements to the west side of Salt Lake City, including improvements to the area's entrance, enforcing property maintenance standards, improving bicycle access, and improving road performance in the neighborhood. Bordering the northern level of the Glendale neighborhood, the 9 Line Line is a new line network connecting West Salt Lake City to the rest of the city.
Demand for real estate in the Glendale area, in 2012 is above the average for the US, and may signal an increase in the value of the area.
About
Glendale is a diversity of environments. There are more than 25 languages ​​spoken in Glendale.
School
- Glendale Middle School
- Mountain View Elementary School
- Double Diving Academy
- Parkview Elementary School
- Primary School Riley
Garden
Glendale has 10 parks, totaling approximately 88 hectares:
- 17th South River Garden
- Bend-In-The-River
- Glendale Circle
- Glendale Park
- International Peace Park
- Jordan Park
- Jordan River Parkway
- Modesto Park
- Nelli Jack Park
- Weseman Park
Most of Glendale Park, with the exception of Glendale Circle Park and Nelli Jack, is adjacent to the Jordan River. The International Peace Park Park was initiated in 1939, dedicated in 1952, and has a region dedicated to 27 different countries. Jordan Park is the largest park in West Salt Lake and hosts the People's Market, a weekly market inspired by Kyle LaMalfa where locals can buy and sell a variety of goods. The Jordan River Parkway connects several western neighborhoods of Salt Lake City, and the Jordan River is considered an important asset to many West Salt Lake residents. Glendale also has a 18-hole golf course.
Business
Glendale contains several businesses. Some well-known businesses are listed below in various categories.
Restaurants
This is not a complete list of restaurants in the area. A large franchised restaurant (interstate) is issued for brevity. Mention this list should not be regarded as support.
- Ink Brewing Company - Also the largest volume brewery factory in Utah.
- Soup Kitchen
- African Restaurant and Mini-Mart
- The Hook and Ladder Company
- Victor & amp; Restaurant - Also a tire shop.
- Pacific Ocean
- El Rey Del Pollo
- Frank Granato
- Shahrazad Restaurant and Marketplace
Retail
- Smith's Food and Drug Center
- NPS Stores
- Stone Bakery - This is a bakery, which may also belong to the restaurant category.
- Habitat for Humanity Restore - Nonprofit retail location
- Antique Flea Market - Collaborative efforts by residents to sell vintage items. Near Recovery.
Other Attractions
Glendale is the home of the Sorenson Unity Center, a community resource and gathering place where all cultures are celebrated and welcomed. The Sorenson Unity Center hosts art exhibitions, cultural events, films and other events. The center also has a fitness center for community members. The center also has a computer center, robotics club, music studio for teenagers, and a number of other youth programs. The center also hosts Unity Gardens, a community garden space.
Glendale also has Seven Peaks water park (formerly Raging Waters), which has a wave pool and several slides.
Glendale is home to Wasatch Commons, one of the only cohousing projects in Utah.
Glendale also has one of the sites where the film, "The Sandlot" was filmed. The site is located between Glenrose Drive and Navajo Street.
Crime
Based on data from February 1 to August 1, 2012, the crime at Glendale is comparable to the crime in Rose Park, Poplar Grove, and the Liberty Wells neighborhood, and significantly lower than the crime in the Downtown neighborhood.
References
Source of the article : Wikipedia
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