UTA outlines Weber–Box Elder corridor preservation; Willard council raises developer concerns
UTA Project Manager Ethan Ray told the Willard City Council that UTA has acquired over 90 acres to preserve a potential transit corridor and seeks a 50-foot corridor; council members discussed developer open-space requirements and potential in-lieu fees.
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Ethan Ray, project manager for the Utah Transit Authority, updated the Willard City Council Dec. 12 on efforts to preserve a corridor between Weber and Box Elder counties for potential future transit investments.
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