A | Envision Utah Survey

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SCENARIO A

The amount of growth matches market projections.
Densities are constrained so that additional growth spreads to places like Eagle Mountain.
Transportation investments do not exceed current funding sources so that additional roads are built but no new transit capital projects.
There are no additional efforts to improve air quality or reduce water use.
There is a moderate amount of additional recreation and open space.

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Water and Wildlife in A

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Large open spaces are preserved in the East and West Traverse Mountains and along the Jordan River, but these areas are disconnected.

Storm water management is similar to today. Water quality in the Jordan River is similar to today.

Landscaping for private and public lots, parks, and other areas looks similar to today, with primarily turf grass.

Water use for outdoor irrigation in the new development is 74 gallons per person per day, as compared to 91 today in Salt Lake and Utah counties. The reduction is due to smaller lots and more townhomes and apartments.

Water and Wildlife in A

Large open spaces are preserved in the East and West Traverse Mountains and along the Jordan River, but these areas are disconnected.

Storm water management is similar to today. Water quality in the Jordan River is similar to today.

Landscaping for private and public lots, parks, and other areas looks similar to today, with primarily turf grass.

Water use for outdoor irrigation in the new development is 74 gallons per person per day, as compared to 91 today in Salt Lake and Utah counties. The reduction is due to smaller lots and more townhomes and apartments.

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