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Five-year Cedar Mountain Trails maintenance pact approved; first-year work to improve Highway 14 crossing

Kane County Board of Commissioners · May 12, 2026
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Summary

The commission approved a five-year Cedar Mountain Trails Management Agreement; first-year work targets the Highway 14 intersection near Duck Creek Village with UDOT coordination for flaggers and possible loader support.

The commission reviewed and approved a five-year Cedar Mountain Trails Management Agreement focused on trail maintenance that benefits both visitors and residents. Bert outlined the first-year plan to improve the intersection where the trail crosses Highway 14 near Duck Creek Village and said he had visited with UDOT, which will assist with flaggers and possibly a loader to move material.

Bert said the broader goal is to create a route that allows the county to blade the trails within five years. Commissioner Gwen Brown moved to approve the agreement; the motion carried with all commissioners voting in favor.