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Layton presents updated transportation master plan, proposes new impact-fee schedule ahead of October public hearing
Summary
City staff and consultant Wall Consultant Group presented a draft transportation master plan update and a 10-year impact-fees package that would fund road and intersection projects through 2034; council was briefed and the plan will return for a public hearing and possible adoption on Oct. 2.
Layton City officials on Sept. 18 reviewed a draft Transportation Master Plan update and associated Impact Fee Facilities Plan and Impact Fee Analysis, saying staff will hold a public hearing and likely return to the council on Oct. 2 for possible adoption.
City staff and Wall Consultant Group consultant Jeremy (Wall Consultant Group) summarized a three-part package: a transportation master plan looking toward 2050, a 10-year impact-fee facilities plan, and an impact-fee analysis that sets the maximum fee the city may charge new development for growth-driven transportation costs.
The plan identifies phased projects (three 10-year phases) including widening, new road construction, intersection improvements and active-transportation projects. The presentation used an interactive “story map” to show existing conditions, projected 2034 and 2050 congestion, and a “build” versus “no-build” comparison. Jeremy said the model shows substantially more locations with unacceptable congestion if the city does not implement the identified projects.
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