transportation

Representing the Utah Valley Home Builders Association, she expressed support for the city's efforts to secure infrastructure funding.

Raised concerns about fire safety, lack of secondary exits in the neighborhood, and traffic studies near schools.

Asked for an update on the funded crosswalk on Airport Road and Fiona.

Highlighted safety issues and missed striping/landscaping opportunities at the new Walmart intersection on SR-73.

Expressed safety concerns regarding street parking on school routes and traffic congestion getting out of City Center.

Expressed concerns about speeding on Vernon Road and the potential traffic impacts of proposed road connections on local neighborhoods.

Spoke against Project 128 through Cedar Pass Ranch, highlighting massive property impacts, non-compliant setbacks, and threats to the rural lifestyle.

Shared the history of Cedar Pass Ranch, emphasizing its unique equestrian and agricultural lifestyle, and warned against the dangers of increased collector traffic.

Voiced opposition to Canyon Wash connections and emphasized the urgent need for a true secondary emergency egress out of the Lone Tree neighborhood.

Described previous vehicle accidents on his property and warned that increased traffic from collector roads would jeopardize pedestrian and animal safety.

Spoke on behalf of the Eagle Mountain Nature and Wildlife Alliance, urging the city to incorporate wildlife crossings and funding considerations into the Transportation Master Plan.