Public Process
The Davis Weber East-West Study team has provided meaningful opportunities for the public to be informed and involved in the development of the study.
The public involvement approach included:
- Facilitated meetings with community representatives
- Agency Partnering Kickoff meeting
- Steering Committee meetings
- Working Group meetings
- Public Open houses
- Web site
- Availability to the public by phone and email
Please check this page regularly for updated information on further public involvement activities.
Davis Weber East-West Study Final Report
The Davis Weber East-West Transportation Study team has completed the final version of the study's final report. The final report is available as PDF documents via the links below, and is separated into Chapters 1-6, 7, and 8.
Chapters 1-6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Appendix
Draft Priority Phasing Map and Project Information Fact Sheets
The following information was presented at the combined Steering Committee & Working Group Meeting on July 17, 2008. The Priority Phasing Map & Project Information Fact Sheets are available as PDF documents via the links below.
Priority Phasing Map (2.36 MB PDF)
Fact Sheets 1-7
Fact Sheets 8-16
Fact Sheets 17-34
Fact Sheets 35-42
Fact Sheets 43-53
Fact Sheets 54-69
Public Open Houses - June
The project's two final public open houses were held on June 11 in Clearfield and June 12 in Ogden. The public was presented with the study's concluding results. The open house displays from these open houses are available as PDF documents via the links below.
June Open House Displays
In addition to the informational boards presented at the June Open Houses, the following items were displayed to give participants more information.
Preferred Priority Project List
Preferred Transportation Alternative
Priority List
Updated Transportation Packages
General Resource Material
Agency Partnering Kickoff Meeting Packet (1 MB PDF)
Public Open Houses - February
A set of two public open houses was held in February - Feb. 20 in Clearfield and Feb. 21 in Ogden - where the public was invited to learn more about the study and provide feedback on four packages of transportation alternatives. The open house displays are available as PDF documents via the links below.
February Open House Displays (2.8 MB PDF)
February Open House Transportation Packages
The study team presented four transportation packages to the public in February during two open houses. Since that time, the comments received at the open houses have been incorporated into the packages where appropriate. The packages have also received further analysis and comment from the two study working groups. The below packages represent the comments received since the February open houses, and will be presented again at the June open houses for final comment.
Yellow Transportation Package (2.5 MB PDF)
Blue Transportation Package (2.5 MB PDF)
Red Transportation Package (2.5 MB PDF)
Orange Transportation Package (2.5 MB PDF)
Study Steering Committee
Integral to the study process is a steering committee, made up of nominated members from various agencies and interest groups throughout the study area. This committee has been established to look at east-west transportation issues from the reference point of six topic areas: Economic Development; Environment and Quality Growth; East-West vs. North-South; Funding; Mobility and Multi-Modal; and Safety.
The committee held its first meeting on Wednesday, Dec. 5, 2007. It will meet again on Wednesday, April 23, 2008 following a series of working group and public meetings. As notes from meetings become available, they will be posted here. A list of committee members and their topic of interest is linked below as a PDF document.
Study Steering Committee Membership
Steering Committee Meeting Notes - 12/5/07
Study Working Groups
Another set of voices that contribute vital information to the study is the East and West Working Groups, made up of city officials and staff members throughout the study area. The purpose of these groups is to provide on-the-ground feedback and analysis of various transportation options and alternatives developed by the study team through modeling, analysis, and consultation with the Steering Committee and general public.
These groups will meet three times each over the life of the study to provide feedback and refine alternatives as the study moves forward.
Study Working Groups Membership