North Temple Remediation Project Area

The Utah Inland Port Authority (UIPA) has acquired the former North Temple Landfill, a 770-acre site on Salt Lake City’s west side, with the goal of transforming it into a hub for automated and advanced manufacturing. 

The landfill, which closed in 1978, has remained largely unused due to environmental challenges. UIPA, in partnership with expert environmental and engineering firms, is undertaking an ambitious remediation and redevelopment effort to restore the site for economic development.

We're doing all of this while maintaining strict environmental and public health protections.

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Jul / 2026

Utah DOT and Patriot Rail’s Salt Lake Garfield & Western Railway Break Ground on New West Interchange 

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Jul / 2026

Utah DOT and Patriot Rail’s Salt Lake, Garfield & Western Railway Break Ground on New $31M West Interchange

Jul / 2026

Utah inland port pledges $7.5M to Great Salt Lake ‘buffer,’ seeks to improve water use (Deseret News)

Jul / 2026

Utah plans to buy, preserve more land on the south side of the Great Salt Lake

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