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City manager reports UDOT design issues could shift pedestrian bridge administration to Clinton
Summary
City Manager Trevor Cahoon updated the council that UDOT design and approval issues may require Clinton staff to administer the pedestrian bridge portion of a project using secured grant funding if necessary.
City Manager Trevor Cahoon briefed the council on ongoing design and approval difficulties with UDOT affecting the city's pedestrian bridge project. Cahoon said staff will continue discussions with UDOT and may administer the bridge portion of the project directly using secured grant funding if UDOT approvals continue to delay progress. No motion or formal decision was taken; staff will keep the council informed as coordination with UDOT proceeds.
Cahoon also said he would provide dates for upcoming training opportunities through the Utah Chapter of the American Planning Association and the Utah League of Cities and Towns in September and October.
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