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Wasatch Front TAC approves TIP funding priorities, shifts small carbon‑reduction allocation to complete Weber County pedestrian project
Summary
The Ogden‑Layton technical advisory committee recommended staff TIP priorities for multiple federal and regional programs March 26 and approved a motion to reallocate $395,653 from a carbon‑reduction operation request to a Weber County pedestrian project. The committee also approved TAP and STP project lists.
The Ogden‑Layton technical advisory committee for Transcom on March 26 recommended a slate of projects for the regional Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) and approved a committee motion that redirected a small portion of Carbon Reduction Program (CRP) funding to complete a Weber County pedestrian project.
Committee members and Wasatch Front Regional Council (WFRC) staff presented staff evaluations of projects submitted to the region’s CMAQ (Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality), Carbon Reduction Program, TAP (Transportation Alternatives Program) and STP (Surface Transportation Program) solicitations, then took separate votes to adopt the recommended lists with a single midstream funding adjustment.
WFRC staff said the TIP request pool greatly exceeded available funds: project sponsors asked for roughly $174,000,000 in total project cost and about $84,000,000 in federal requests while the combined available funds…
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