I love this point, "Diversity of vegetation and sustainable landscapes". Please reduce the amount of pointless grass space that serves no purpose except to be watered and mowed. Research park is a particular culprit. In many locations, plants that use less water will look better, require less maintenance, and improve the "Utah" feel of the university campus.

A lot of people want more parking, but I imagine what they really want is a reliable way to arrive at their destination. Please remember to prioritize pedestrian, bicyclist, and public transit infrastructure over parking. As these get better, less people will feel the need to use their cars in the long run, and less parking will be needed.

Please prioritize bike paths over bike lanes. The difference is that one can bike on bike paths without interacting with cars at all, while a bike lane is often "tacked on" to an existing road used by cars. If a bike lane is being used, it needs to have a curb or some other physical separation from cars or else it won't be safe enough to encourage bicyclists to use it.

Adding Pickleball courts for students would be helpful for the community and students. We have a shortage of Pickleball courts throughout the SL city area. Keeping students on student court will open up courts in the community for the community members

One of my absolute least favorite locations...the incredible light pollution from the Stadium which bathes such a wide area of the East Bench -- here at 29th East I have to pull curtains to keep out the light which goes on and on into the night. And with the baseball stadium, it stands to be even worse. Please convert the lights to downward direction, rather than lighting up the night they way they currently do.