Salt Lake City leaders reveal what's next for Fleet Block

State of play: Salt Lake is currently seeking two development teams to revamp four of those acres.

• Meanwhile, the city will launch a public engagement phase this spring to plan three acres of open space and "social justice"-inspired public artwork. A consultant team for that project has already been selected.
• Negotiations to sell an approximately 1-acre parcel located on the southwest end of the block to Sentry Financial are also underway. The nearby property owner plans to build family-sized units, affordable housing and ground level commercial space.

What they're saying: "We're excited to see this long-vacant land developed to its fullest potential," said Tammy Hunsaker, director of the city's community and neighborhoods department.

Flashback: The area has sat empty since the city moved its fleet operations in 2009.