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Growth Planning
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In 2003, the Regional Council
adopted recommendations by the Regional Growth Committee (RGC) to
reconstitute the RGC and to give the Committee greater importance in the Region’s
planning activities. With this change,
the RGC is now made up of mostly elected officials, rather than local
planners and other representatives from the public and private sectors. The RGC serves as the policy advisory body
to the Regional Council on long-range transportation planning, land use and
other growth related issues. The RGC
is primarily responsible for the Region’s Regional Transportation Plan,
corridor preservation, and developing regional growth planning strategies in
cooperation and coordination with local governments, the Utah Department of
Transportation, the Utah Transit Authority, and other organizations and
stakeholders. As part of the RGC, Technical
Committees have been established and function in the Ogden/Layton Urbanized Area,
and in the Salt Lake Urbanized Area.
The purpose of these Committees is to serve as technical advisory
bodies to the RGC on the Regional Long Range Transportation Plan, regional
growth strategies, and other growth planning issues. The Committees are comprised of a diverse
and broad membership from federal, state, and local governments, and from the
private sector. The membership has
been drawn from the pool of the region’s professionals and others with
technical expertise in their respective disciplines. They provide technical advice and input to
the transportation planning process, and other planning issues. For more information on growth
planning, please refer to the information under Regional Growth Committee. Staff Contact: George Ramjoue |
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Updated March 2, 2006 |
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