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EMIGRATION CANYON METRO TOWNSHIP

The Emigration Canyon Metro Township is a Utah municipality. As such it is a governmental entity with general police powers. It can, within its jurisdiction, create and enforce laws; and it has limited taxing power. It was created by a vote of the residents of Emigration Canyon in 2015. The Township is governed by an elected council consisting of five members, one of whom is selected by the others to be the chair/mayor. The Council is the legislative body of the Township. The chair/mayor is the chief executive officer of the Township.

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COMMUNICATION CONCERNS (06/08/2020)

Many canyon residents and visitors heard about the upcoming road paving project, and plans to limit bicycle travel on the main canyon road while paving work is underway, for the first time when they saw an electronic sign at the entrance to Emigration Canyon last Friday afternoon.

Public meetings, and community and township discussions on funding for the paving project, road engineering, safety concerns, and traffic constraints during construction have taken place over the last several years. However, we recognize that the fact that so many people were not aware of the project and its impact means that we need to do a better job of getting important information to residents and other canyon users. Your Emigration Metro Township Council apologizes to those who were taken by surprise with news of this upcoming project.

PAVING PROJECT 2020

MEET THE TOWNSHIP COUNCIL

EC METRO TOWNSHIP COUNCIL

Conact Us: 385-240-1400

MAYOR

Joe Smolka smolka@ecmetro.org

DEPUTY MAYOR

Jennifer Hawkes | hawkes@ecmetro.org

COUNCIL MEMBER

David Brems | brems@ecmetro.org

COUNCIL MEMBER

Gary Bowen | bowen@ecmetro.org

COUNCIL MEMBER

Catherine Harris | harris@ecmetro.org

*We meet the fourth Thursday of the Month.

*Meeting dates and times may occasionally be reschedule due to conflicts.

UPCOMING EVENTS

PUBLIC NOTICE

Emigration Canyon Metro Township Council

Staff/Public Meeting Agenda

RESCHEDULED TO JULY 16, 2020 - 7:00 PM

Topic: Emigration Canyon Metro Township Council Meeting

Time: Jul 16, 2020 07:00 PM Mountain Time (US and Canada)

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The 4th of July Weekend

This week, crews are performing minor work activities along the corridor, such as prepping to pour concrete for the new curb and gutter near the intersection of Maryfield Drive and Emigration Canyon Road, and lowering utilities in the roadway to prepare for the removal of asphalt. In observance of the 4th of July holiday, no work will take place from July 3-5.

NEWS & EVENTS

Paving Project 2020

Mill & Overlay

Beginning July 6, major asphalt work will begin. Crews plan to begin at the Emigration Township line on the west end of the project, by removing asphalt in the eastbound lane. They will move eastbound for about a mile at a time, then flip and remove asphalt in the westbound lane - in a racetrack configuration. Asphalt removal is planned to take about two weeks to complete.

Rocky Mountain Power

Going Underground

Beginning July 6th,

Rocky Mountain Power will be installing an underground power line in a small portion of Emigration Canyon Road and another section of road known as the Hair Pin Turn on your approach to Little Mountain.

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Census 2020

Response Rate

The count is mandated by the Constitution and conducted by the U.S. Census Bureau, a nonpartisan government agency. The 2020 Census counts the population in the United States and five U.S. territories (Puerto Rico, American Samoa, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, Guam, and the U.S. Virgin Islands).