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Later in the meeting, a member moved to adjourn. \"So moved,\" the member said; Karen seconded the motion. The meeting ended without further recorded opposition.

Actions recorded:
- Motion to approve minutes from Jan. 15: mover — Ashley; second — Gary; outcome — approved by voice vote; no opposition recorded.
- Motion to adjourn: mover — (member identified in transcript as speaking when saying \"So moved\"); second — Karen; outcome — approved and meeting adjourned.

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\"We have over 35 projects requested in the Ogden Layton urban area, and those 35 projects totaled more than $208,000,000,\" Ben said during the presentation, summarizing staff counts and preliminary cost estimates.

Why it matters: The committee’s March meeting will include staff recommendations and the TAC’s role is to advise Transcom and the Regional Council on which projects should receive constrained federal and state funding. Committee recommendations will shape which local transportation projects move forward for implementation.

What staff presented: Ben said project requests are grouped by funding program. Highlights from the summary include:
- STP: 18 projects requested more than $63 million; approximately $9.3 million available for this urban area.
- CMAQ: 3 projects requested about $9.6 million; roughly $4.0 million available.
- TAP (transportation alternatives): 11 projects requested more than $15 million; about $1.2 million available.
- CRP (carbon reduction program): 3 projects requested about $9.6 million; about $1.5 million available.

Ben reviewed representative projects by program. Notable examples included UTA’s Davis–Salt Lake connector operations request (about $5 million over three years), a UTA vanpool expansion request to purchase 10 vans (project cost about $450,000; funds requested about $419,000), multiple Brigham City Twelfth West widening segments, Layton Parkway signal installations (two signals; about $976,000 requested), and UTA’s request for $5 million toward a Mount Ogden facility expansion (total project estimate cited at about $26 million).

Ben said staff are conducting field reviews and evaluations; Kip Billings is leading CMAQ and CRP evaluations, Hugh is leading TAP evaluations, and Ben is leading STP evaluations. Staff will return in March with the formal evaluation results and a recommended project list for TAC consideration.

Questions and next steps: Ben said slides and supporting materials will be posted to the regional website. The committee was reminded that the March 26 meeting is the primary opportunity for TAC members to weigh in on recommendations to Transcom and Regional Council.

Ending note: Ben closed by reiterating that the evaluation team will coordinate with project sponsors and bring recommendations to the TAC in March.","Wasatch Front Regional Council staff presented a summary of 35 project proposals across CMAQ, CRP, STP and TAP funding programs and urged TAC members to prepare to make March recommendations to Transcom and Regional Council.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6661040,"Marriott Slaterville completes 1200 West reconstruction with drainage, sidewalks and new signal",537,92000,629000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2425435-dc0a69d1308f1e840697127ccd30a90e&start=92&end=629","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2425435-dc0a69d1308f1e840697127ccd30a90e/thumbnail_92000.jpg","/articles/6661040/Utah/Marriott-Slaterville-completes-1200-West-reconstruction-with-drainage-sidewalks-and-new-signal","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6661040-9500d514d7f34e5bb46a146f43976655/orig.mp4?Expires=1771164488&Signature=S0T4oYLNzjSlH9IN1B~nXwWQO0~rx3zFfk4ns5bojFEiTAikRxEfNAvjkN72TjvhEtfrfsuA972~D9IhwcxjtFbZ9szjnWKXi5TbBjz242CIFXciKQtptghQfWMDTZ32mSyASEYxLJeZmbXj2ELXpRoHUw3DBhIW1V7BOlmZ7TTQkP2Ks5YAMk969lJdvWiNiGFg~La61PVEUBs4CVCNjw26VETXiH2oxsEbM6tslwSlA2vXEa~MrCLvgF4Io4GgLF1q~pK~71LJ~lBAVShY196KxQd8EpAPnpRCuUUgLZMZEs3z6WVhjLBy9XklaKLHFmgfCab3Q3bJNJSVw45faA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Shane Taggart, city engineer for Marriott Slaterville (Jones and Associates), presented the completed 1200 West reconstruction project to the Ogden Layton Area Technical Advisory Committee for Transcom on Feb. 26.

The project rebuilt a portion of 1200 West from roughly 400 North southward, adding a center median, widened shoulders for future bike lanes, curb and gutter, sidewalks on both sides and a traffic signal at 400 North and 1200 West. \"The final project, was a was a huge success,\" Taggart said during the presentation.

Why it matters: 1200 West is a key north–south collector that carries traffic to the Weber County Fairgrounds and serves freight and local commuters. Taggart said the roadway saw frequent truck traffic tied to the BDO and seasonal peaks during fair events; the improvements aim to address safety, multimodal access and traffic capacity as growth continues.

What the presentation described: Taggart said the city originally secured $3,385,000 from the Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) and later exchanged federal funds for state funds to accelerate the construction schedule. The transcript contained inconsistent figures for later funding and final cost; those amounts were not specified precisely in the presentation.

Construction highlights provided by Taggart included installation of roughly 3,500 linear feet of storm drain in a 3-by-6-foot culvert that conveys to 4 Mile Creek; about 2,828 linear feet of sewer; about 3,000 linear feet of secondary water piping; roughly 6,300 tons of asphalt; about 43,000 square feet of concrete; and approximately 6,000 linear feet of curb and gutter. Taggart also noted an upgraded traffic signal at 400 North and 1200 West.

Taggart described a difficult construction phase because the road is old and crews found numerous unanticipated utilities and abandoned culverts under the pavement. The road was closed for much of construction and access was limited. He added that the meandering sidewalk on the BDO side was constrained by environmental conflicts and did not end up as curving as originally envisioned, but the sidewalk is lighted and in use.

Questions and next steps: No committee members asked questions during the presentation. Taggart said the city anticipates continuing to seek funding to widen 1200 West further south to Twelfth Street and looks forward to coordinating future work with the regional group.

Ending note: Taggart closed by thanking the committee for the opportunity to present the project and to share local history about the city name and early settlers, noting the improvements are already being used by residents.

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TAC approves Jan. 15 minutes; meeting adjourned by voice

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Marriott Slaterville completes 1200 West reconstruction with drainage, sidewalks and new signal