American Fork council takes up FrontRunner, road deals and property sales
Agreements with UDOT on FrontRunner double tracking and the Pony Express Parkway corridor led the Oct. 13 agenda.
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The American Fork City Council was scheduled to act Tuesday, Oct. 13, on agreements with the Utah Department of Transportation tied to FrontRunner double tracking and a major road corridor, according to the agenda posted on Utah's Public Notice Website. The meeting was set for 7 p.m. at City Hall, 31 N. Church St. [1]
One item was a master services agreement with UDOT for the FrontRunner Double Tracking Project, known as FR2X. Another was a parcel exchange cooperative agreement with UDOT connected to the Pony Express Parkway and 700 West corridor. [1]
The council also planned to consider resolutions giving notice that the city intends to sell property at 687 S. Auto Mall Drive and at 163 S. 300 West, and to act on a partial release of a notice of interest for the Timpview Logistics Industrial Project. [1]
Contracts on the agenda included the Crack Seal 2027 project, to Bonneville Asphalt & Repair LLC, and a joint repair project at the city's upper pressurized irrigation pond, to Dennis Lierd II Construction. The agenda ended with a possible closed session on real estate and pending or likely litigation. [1]
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