The Provo to Nebo Corridor Study kicked off in April 2008. The major
phases and milestones of the project are reflected on the diagram
below. This page provides study progress updates and
highlights upcoming meetings and input opportunities. We encourage
you to check back here to stay informed and get involved!
 Transportation Summit
A Transportation Summit was held with Southern Utah County elected
officials and staff in June to kick off the study with
communities in the region. Click here for Summit materials.
Working Group and Other Stakeholder Meetings
Two Working Groups (North and South) were created to provide input to the Corridor Study comprised of local
staff, environmental agencies and other stakeholder groups. The Working Groups met this summer and
fall and will meet again in February. See issues covered in these meetings below.
Working Group Meeting Series #1 - August 7, 2008
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Introduced the project and Corridor Study Process.
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Provided feedback and a report out from the Transportation Summit.
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Reviewed socio-economic data and projected growth in population, jobs and housing.
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Click here for Working Group materials.
Working Group Meeting Series #2 - September 24 & 25, 2008
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Provided an update on the Corridor Study and shared data collected.
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Conducted interactive exercises to discuss the goals for the 3 corridors (West, South, Spanish Fork).
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Reviewed the corridors against a matrix of community and environmental impact criteria.
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Click here for Working Group materials.
Stakeholder Meeting #1 - October 1, 2008
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Provided an update on the Corridor Study and stakeholder input into the process.
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Polled participants on the goals and potential community and environmental impacts of each corridor.
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Click here for Stakeholder Meeting materials.
Mountainland Association of Governments Transportation Open Houses
The project team hosted a Provo to Nebo Corridor Study station at MAG's annual Transportation Open Houses
on October 15 in Orem and October 16 in Payson. At the Payson Open House participants were able to visit an
expanded set of work stations presenting the goals, potential alignments, and community and environmental
data for each corridor (West, South, Spanish Fork). Click here for MAG Open House summary and materials.
What's coming up next?
The team has analyzed existing conditions in the corridor and is modeling
socioeconomic and development scenarios and evaluating alignments for the corridor. This work is
incorporating the input received at the stakeholder meetings that have been held this summer and fall.
Additional working group and stakeholder meetings will be held in early 2009.
We would like for you to give us your input by visiting the Public Comment page
on this website and attending one of the February meetings. Input from stakeholders is vital to ensure that the forecasts
and corridor preservation plans accurately reflect the vision for each
community within the study area.
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Working Group Meetings (North and South)
February 4-5, 2009
February 11, 2009
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