Salt Lake County Council members unanimously approved a resolution affirming 'a commitment to preserve Abravanel Hall in its present form and on its current site.'
<p>SALT LAKE CITY — Salt Lake County Council members unanimously approved a resolution affirming &quot;a commitment to preserve Abravanel Hall in its present form and on its current site.
&quot; It was introduced by councilmen Dave Alvord and Jim Bradley — who Mayor Jenny Wilson described as &quot;bookends&quot; of the political spectrum for the council — and t
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