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Tooele Valley RPO sets extra April meeting, outlines schedule to align with statewide plan update
Summary
RPO staff proposed syncing the RPO plan update to the statewide 2027–2055 planning cycle and scheduled an extra meeting on April 27, 2026, to identify roadway projects before prioritizing them in June and reviewing active‑transportation and transit updates in September.
The Tooele Valley RPO agreed March 9 to accelerate elements of its plan update so it aligns with UDOT’s statewide unified transportation plan cycle through 2055. Staff proposed an April meeting to identify highway projects, a June meeting to develop phasing and prioritization, and a September session to consider active‑transportation and transit updates ahead of public comment in October or November.
Meeting participants tentatively agreed to hold the additional RPO meeting on April 27, 2026; staff said that schedule would allow refined local inputs before UDOT solicits public comment on the statewide plan in winter 2026–2027. "What I propose is holding an additional meeting of the RPO the latter half of April to look at the existing RPO plan highway element of the plan and identify what highway projects would be appropriate," staff said. Members signaled general agreement and staff said they will circulate the April meeting logistics and follow‑up materials.
The schedule is intended to improve alignment between local project lists and the state’s long‑range planning process, enabling the RPO to feed prioritized local projects into regional and statewide analyses. Staff asked members to attend in person where possible to facilitate more detailed discussions.
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