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Consultant says traffic counts complete; council to review web map and contract extension

5529971 · July 14, 2025
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Summary

Jones & DeMille consultant reported completion of traffic counts and field work for Eureka's transportation master plan, said a web map and report are in progress, and submitted a contract addendum extending service through June 2026.

EUREKA, Utah — Consultants working on Eureka's transportation master plan told the City Council on July 14 that field work and traffic counts are complete, a web-based map is being populated with analysis layers and the written report is under preparation. The consultant also sent an assignment-order addendum extending their agreement through June 2026.

Why it matters: the transportation master plan will inventory city streets, prioritize projects and produce an online map staff and council can use to plan capital work.

What the consultant reported - The consultant (identified in the meeting as McLean and team) said they had completed traffic counts, driven the remaining roads and were processing the field data. - A web map will allow council and the public to view the city boundary, aerial imagery and tabs for different data layers; the consultant said most background work is done and the report writing and analysis are underway. - The consultant sent the mayor an assignment-order addendum to extend the contract term through June 2026; the fee was not changed, only the contract end date.

Next steps Staff and the consultant will continue analysis and populate the web map; the consultant offered to present a briefing at a future work session to walk the council through responsibilities tied to soil sampling and Chapter 13 items discussed earlier.

Ending: Councilmembers asked staff to check email for the addendum and to schedule a follow-up presentation when the web map is available for review.