"State officials have decided that doing nothing with Utah Lake is not an option at this point.
Instead, the state Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands will further review developer Leon Harward’s proposal for a $600 million toll bridge running from Saratoga Springs to Vineyard.
Division spokesman Jason Curry said the proposal from the Sierra Club and other groups to leave the lake alone was rejected because it lacked economic impact figures."-SLTrib
Showing posts with label Utah Lake Commission. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Utah Lake Commission. Show all posts
Saturday, October 23, 2010
Sunday, August 30, 2009
Eagle Mtn. Joins Utah Lake Commission
"Eagle Mountain City has joined the Utah Lake Commission, a group of local governments and state agencies with the goal of managing the Utah Lake area." -ksl.com
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Thursday, March 12, 2009
Utah Lake Restoration Plan Accepted by Commission
"The final draft of a master plan to revitalize Utah Lake is done and ready for a review at the state level.
Larry Ellertson, vice chairman of the Utah Lake Commission, says the plan to restore Utah's largest natural freshwater lake and expand recreational opportunities has to go through a 45-day review.
The Utah Lake Commission voted last week to accept the master plan, which has been under development for the past year.
The plan proposes developing access to the lake for boating and fishing; creating a bicycle and hiking trail; eliminating invasive carp; and restoring native species, including the June sucker.
The commission will hold a public hearing on the master plan on March 26 in Provo." -Daily Herald
Larry Ellertson, vice chairman of the Utah Lake Commission, says the plan to restore Utah's largest natural freshwater lake and expand recreational opportunities has to go through a 45-day review.
The Utah Lake Commission voted last week to accept the master plan, which has been under development for the past year.
The plan proposes developing access to the lake for boating and fishing; creating a bicycle and hiking trail; eliminating invasive carp; and restoring native species, including the June sucker.
The commission will hold a public hearing on the master plan on March 26 in Provo." -Daily Herald
Thursday, September 18, 2008
Eagle Mountain's Utah Lake Commission Membership
If Eagle Mountain wants continue having a say at the Utah Lake Commission meetings then they better pony up the dough.
In years past cities around the greater Utah Lake area could attend meetings and have a say without paying the annual membership fee.
According to the Daily Herald, the Utah Lake Commission is giving Payson and Eagle Mountain until June to pay their dues.
In years past cities around the greater Utah Lake area could attend meetings and have a say without paying the annual membership fee.
According to the Daily Herald, the Utah Lake Commission is giving Payson and Eagle Mountain until June to pay their dues.
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