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Bountiful City

Bountiful City · week of September 5, 2026

4 issues moved in Bountiful City

Summarized from the official meeting transcript — every claim links to the moment it was said. How we make this

Also discussed

  • Parks and Recreation Online Reservation Software

    The city is looking to move from in-person paper applications to an online system for booking park pavilions.

    What it means: Implementation costs range from roughly $10,000 to $45,000 depending on the vendor, with ongoing annual maintenance fees.

    Raised 2 times this week

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  • UDOT I-15 Reconstruction Utility Relocation and Engineering

    As UDOT moves forward with the I-15 reconstruction project, Bountiful City must coordinate utility relocations and infrastructure upgrades, including engineering services, steel transmission poles, wood poles, and switchgear. These investments ensure the city's power grid remains reliable during and after highway construction.

    What it means: Cumulative expenditures across multiple agenda items exceed $300,000 for engineering, poles, and electrical equipment.

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  • Infrastructure and Utility Budgeting

    As UDOT moves forward with the I-15 reconstruction project, Bountiful City must coordinate utility relocations and infrastructure upgrades, including engineering services, steel transmission poles, wood poles, and switchgear. These investments ensure the city's power grid remains reliable during and after highway construction.

    What it means: Cumulative expenditures across multiple agenda items exceed $300,000 for engineering, poles, and electrical equipment.

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  • South Davis Greenway Project

    A proposed 10-mile trail for walking and biking that would run through Bountiful. It's meant to connect the region, but neighbors are worried about losing parking and the cost of maintaining it.

    What it means: The project is estimated to cost $43 million total, with approximately $22 million allocated to the Bountiful segments.

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What's coming, and the deadline

  • Planning Commission · Tuesday, September 15

    • Land Use Terminology and Definitions Update
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