Moab & Spanish Valley Regional Transportation Plan

The Plan

The plan is available for download  here  (PDF).

The final plan
The final plan


Past Transportation Planning Efforts


About

The goal is to provide a holistic, long-term transportation vision for the region and serve as a guiding document for improvements to local, regional, and state roads and multimodal transportation networks. Final recommendations will:

  • Generate consent regarding a transportation vision and plan from local government and agency stakeholders as well as policy makers and key stakeholders;
  • Propose a variety of short-term and long-term solutions that can be adopted into the 2050 Long Range Regional Transportation Plans;
  • Result in a multi-modal transportation master plan for the region that maximizes the economic development opportunities and quality of life for residents.

What it isn’t: a transit study, a trails plan, an Arches plan, a US-191 corridor study, or a downtown plan

The Moab & Spanish Valley Regional Transportation Plan is a joint planning effort between the  Utah Department of Transportation  ( UDOT ) and local stakeholders, including  Grand County ,  San Juan County,  City of Moab , and  SITLA .


The Location


Public Involvement & Engagement

Contacts

Jon Nepstad, AICP |Project Manager | 2180 South 1300 East, Suite 220 | Salt Lake City, UT 84106 | T 385.282.7056 |  j.nepstad@fehrandpeers.com 

In partnership with the  Utah Department of Transportation  ( UDOT ) and local stakeholders, including  Grand County ,  San Juan County,   City of Moab , and  SITLA .