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The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT), in collaboration with Garden City and the Bear Lake Regional Commission, is conducting the Bear Lake Corridor Study. This study will build on previous planning for the region, and specifically address short term and long term traffic, parking, and bike and pedestrian issues and concerns along SR-30 and US-89 in and around Garden City.
Their first meeting was held on Tuesday, December 1, at 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. in the Garden City Town Center – Lakeview Conference Room. The purpose of the first meeting was to: (1) introduce the study; (2) provide background information; and (3) Most importantly, LISTEN TO YOU!
The study team has developed a web map survey that UDOT is asking everyone interested to visit and share with friends and neighbors. You can provide comments directly on the web map. All you need to do is select a pin and add it to the map. The map is located via the URL: http://gis.fehrandpeers.com/bearlakesurvey.
You are encouraged to take this survey and take advantage of this opportunity to let your opinion be known. The more who respond, the better the results will be. Please take the survey.
The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT), in collaboration with Garden City and the Bear Lake Regional Commission, is conducting the Bear Lake Corridor Study. This study will build on previous planning for the region, and specifically address short term and long term traffic, parking, and bike and pedestrian issues and concerns along SR-30 and US-89 in and around Garden City.
Their first meeting was held on Tuesday, December 1, at 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. in the Garden City Town Center – Lakeview Conference Room. The purpose of the first meeting was to: (1) introduce the study; (2) provide background information; and (3) Most importantly, LISTEN TO YOU!
The study team has developed a web map survey that UDOT is asking everyone interested to visit and share with friends and neighbors. You can provide comments directly on the web map. All you need to do is select a pin and add it to the map. The map is located via the URL: http://gis.fehrandpeers.com/bearlakesurvey.
You are encouraged to take this survey and take advantage of this opportunity to let your opinion be known. The more who respond, the better the results will be. Please take the survey.
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