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Clinton council approves Resolution 3‑25, master agreement for FrontRunner double tracking
Summary
The Clinton City Council voted to sign Resolution 3‑25, a master agreement with UDOT and FrontRunner partners to allow double‑tracking work to proceed on the Wasatch Front. The council’s motion carried by the members present.
The Clinton City Council on Feb. 11 voted to approve Resolution 3‑25, a master agreement intended to allow construction work supporting double‑tracking for the FrontRunner regional rail corridor to proceed.
Council member Austin Gray made the motion to sign the master agreement; the motion was seconded and carried during a roll‑call vote. The council recorded its support and the mayor announced the motion carried.
What it does: council members described the resolution as an administrative agreement to permit construction activity where work is planned to occur along the existing FrontRunner corridor; presenters told the council it does not require additional land acquisition in the Clinton portion and is intended to clarify coordination among agencies and contractors.
Council comments and legal review: City staff said the agreement was reviewed by the city attorney and that staff identified no issues that would prevent the city from signing. When asked whether the agreement would require new land takings, staff answered the work will use existing right‑of‑way and permission to work on existing corridors.
Outcome: the council approved the resolution by voice/roll call; the mayor announced the motion carried.
