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Independent Canyon Road survey finds trees top priority; most respondents oppose sidewalks on both sides
Summary
A Wilson‑neighborhood survey presented to the council showed 821 submissions (750 completed English responses); trees and trail connectivity ranked highest while 60% of respondents opposed sidewalks on both sides of Canyon Road within the reduced 66‑foot right‑of‑way.
An independent public‑opinion survey on Canyon Road design options drew a mixed response and strong local interest when Matt Vance, Wilton neighborhood chair and survey author, presented the results to the Logan City Council on Oct. 7.
Vance said the survey was open three weeks and received 821 submissions (about 750 completed in English and roughly 70 partial responses; one partial was in Spanish). Distribution used Facebook posts, flyers with QR codes and local email lists. Respondents skewed toward long‑term residents: Vance reported roughly 46 percent had lived in Logan for more than 20 years.
Key findings: When survey takers selected up to three elements they wanted prioritized…
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