The committee meeting addressed the certification of Station Area Plans for West Jordan and South Salt Lake, alongside a progress report on the Regional Infrastructure Accelerator program. Discussions included Amendment #5 to the 2023-2050 Regional Transportation Plan, specifically regarding interchange ramps and air quality conformity. Additionally, a presentation was given on preliminary revenue projections and transportation needs for the draft 2027-2055 Regional Transportation Plan, highlighting financial modeling and challenges related to inflation and project costs.
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The committee will address several key items, including an action regarding the 2023-2050 Regional Transportation Plan Amendment #5. Discussion and certification will take place for the Station Area Plans concerning the City of South Salt Lake and West Jordan City. Furthermore, the committee will receive an overview of projected revenues and anticipated needs for the development of the 2027-2055 Regional Transportation Plan.
Aug 27, 2026·Board meeting
Wasatch Front Regional Council Council Meeting
The council meeting addressed several key agenda items, including the presentation of the FY26 Annual Report and the adoption of the updated Title VI Plan, incorporating new federal requirements regarding disparate impact liability and digital accessibility. The council engaged in discussions concerning regional growth strategies, transportation investment priorities, and board modifications to the 2026-2031 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP). Additionally, the meeting covered financial reports, program funding allocations, and updates from committees, including the Regional Growth Committee, the Transportation Coordinating Committee, and the Budget Committee.
Aug 11, 2026·Board meeting
Wasatch Front Regional Council Active Transportation Committee Meeting
The meeting focused on active transportation initiatives in the region, including the federal funding for the Front Runner double tracking project and significant state-level investments in trail networks. Key agenda items included a presentation from Perry City regarding the completion of the Historic Orchard Parkway section and the development of a new downhill mountain bike park. Additionally, the committee engaged in discussions regarding improvements to regional trail connectivity, the implementation of local shuttle services to support trail access, and updates on various infrastructure projects aimed at enhancing commuter safety for cyclists and pedestrians.
