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Council advances first reading for Utah Trail Network agreement amid maintenance, crossing concerns
Summary
Nibley advanced a first-reading resolution to participate in the Utah Trail Network project after staff presentations; the council asked staff to negotiate design and maintenance responsibilities before final approval, citing concerns about crossing U.S. 165 and winter maintenance burdens.
The Nibley City Council on July 10 voted to advance a resolution to participate in the Utah Trail Network project and to accept a state-design grant allocation for trail design and construction, subject to further negotiation on maintenance, alignment and safety details.
Justin, city staff, told the council the state's Utah Trail Network program, an initiative promoted by the governor, has allocated about $4 million for the trail in Cache Valley. "But in the end, this is what's kind of been boiled down to," Justin said, summarizing the current status of alignments and intergovernmental conversations.
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