B | Envision Utah Survey

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Economic growth is somewhat strong. Infrastructure investments in roads and transit are moderate. Development is more compact, with some vibrant urban spaces. People spend a moderate amount of time and money on driving.

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SCENARIO B

The amount and character of growth matches market projections.
There are some mixed-use centers and urban areas that offer a vibrant, walkable environment.
There is some additional funding for transportation to allow the road and transit projects in the long-range plan to be built.
There are moderate efforts to improve air quality and reduce water use.
There is substantial additional recreation and open space.

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Air Quality in B

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Cars get cleaner over time due to federal regulation and technological improvements, although the number of cars on the road increases because of population growth. Driving increases to 83.9 million miles per day across the four-county Wasatch Front. The percentage of electric cars, which produce zero tailpipe emissions, increases to 10%.

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7.5 tons of emissions (NOx, PM2.5, and VOCs) from vehicles per day in the study area
45 tons of emissions (NOx, PM2.5, and VOCs) from vehicles per day across the four-county Wasatch Front

Air Quality in B

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7.5 tons of emissions (NOx, PM2.5, and VOCs) from vehicles per day in the study area
45 tons of emissions (NOx, PM2.5, and VOCs) from vehicles per day across the four-county Wasatch Front

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