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Council adopts Active Transportation Plan to formalize trails and connectivity
Summary
Marriott‑Slaterville adopted the Wasatch Front Regional Council Active Transportation Plan to formalize trail and pedestrian/bicycle priorities. Councilors who participated in the regional workshops supported the resolution and it passed by roll call.
The council adopted the Wasatch Front Regional Council’s Active Transportation Plan (Resolution 20‑26I), formalizing the city’s trail and pedestrian/bicycle priorities.
Staff said the plan reflected prior resident input and regional workshops; a councilor who had participated in the workshops moved approval and council approved the resolution by roll call vote. Council and staff discussed committee membership for trails and parks and noted several committees have been consolidated to reflect limited volunteer capacity.
The plan’s adoption gives staff and council a formal reference for trail projects and for future grant applications under regional active‑transportation programs.
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