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Oct 15, 2026
Nov 19, 2026
Request for Statements of Qualifications to establish a consultant pool for planning and model development services for the Wasatch Front Regional Council (WFRC) and Mountainland Association of Governments (MAG).
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City
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Orem
County
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Utah
Address
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586 East 800 North St
Phone Number
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(801) 229-3800
Zip Code
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84097
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Mountainland Association Of Governments
The committee meeting focused on a progress report regarding the Station Area Planning (SAP) program, noting that it is proceeding on schedule with an available pool of consultants. Several cities, including Vineyard, Provo, Orem, Lehi, and American Fork, provided overviews of their respective SAP projects through presentations. Additionally, the committee discussed insights from a transit tour in Tempe, Arizona, highlighting housing development strategies that emphasize alternative modes of transportation over parking.
The board meeting covered several critical planning and administrative topics. Discussions included the proposed creation of a Regional Growth Forum to facilitate inter-jurisdictional collaboration, updates to the Corridor Preservation Program's scoring framework, and significant progress on the 2055 Regional Transportation Plan. Specifically, the board addressed the refinement of the project list, the implementation of a Multi-Objective Decision Analysis framework for prioritization, and the utilization of web-based data tools for planning. Additionally, the board reviewed the draft of the FY2027 Unified Planning Work Program and received a director's report encompassing federal funding updates and infrastructure strategy examples.
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The committee focused on several transportation and infrastructure planning topics, including the implementation of density bonuses for right-of-way acquisition. Members granted final approval for the 2020-2023 Transportation Improvement Program and discussed improvements to the project selection process. The committee reviewed the quadrennial planning certification for the Provo/Orem Transportation Management Area, approved budget modifications for the Central Corridor Transit Study and North Shore Transportation Study, and received updates regarding the Regional Transportation Plan and air quality conformity, alongside reports from relevant transportation agencies.
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