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BST Coalition Annual Report 2009

Bonneville Shoreline Trail Coalition Annual Report 2009

BST Coalition Annual Report 2009 Table of Contents Introduction....................................................................................................................... 2 Progress Reports ............................................................................................................... 4

BST Committee General Efforts ................................................................................. 4 County by County Progress Reports........................................................................... 5

Cache County ............................................................................................................ 5 Box Elder County...................................................................................................... 6 Weber County ........................................................................................................... 7 Davis County ............................................................................................................. 9 Salt Lake County..................................................................................................... 12 Utah County ............................................................................................................ 15

About the Bonneville Shoreline Trail Coalition ........................................................... 16 Background ................................................................................................................. 16 Organization Members............................................................................................... 16 Officers......................................................................................................................... 17 Articles of Incorporation ............................................................................................ 17 Memorandum of Understanding ............................................................................... 17 Coalition Bylaws.......................................................................................................... 17

BST Coalition Members Contact Information............................................................. 18

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Section 1 Introduction The Bonneville Shoreline Trail Coalition is an organization of entities, both citizen and governmental, representing the communities in Utah involved in promoting, planning and building the Bonneville Shoreline Trail (BST). The vision of the BST is a non-motorized trail that serves as an interface between the urban area and public lands along the Wasatch Front and will provide trail users with a recreational experience at a distance from motorized activities that is both safe and aesthetically pleasing. The Coalition was formed on an ad hoc basis in 2001, and formalized and incorporated in 2003.

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Section 2 Progress Reports BST Committee General Efforts Contacts: Jim Byrne – Bonneville Shoreline Trail Committee Dave Roth – Bonneville Shoreline Trail Committee

The Bonneville Shoreline Trail Committee has continued to work recruiting volunteers and coordinating efforts among coalition members. The BST volunteer mailing list now has 280 members. The BST website was improved in 2009 with revised trail description and additional images. The website was also used to sign up volunteers for a National Trails Day event in Salt Lake City. The chart on the next page shows cumulative page views of each segment since the inception of the website in June 2008.

Trail Miles Proposed Constructed to Date

Cache County 65 9.75 Box Elder County 35 0 Weber County 24 21.5 Davis County 29 18.5 Salt Lake County 56 23 Utah County 69 30 BST Total Miles 278 102.75

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Trail Segment Web Views 12/1/2009 Salt Lake To Parley's Canyon 91,755 Parley's to Draper 37,968 Farmington to Salt Lake 28,380 Draper to Provo 26,659 I-84 to Farmington 19,784 Provo to Santaquin 15,773 Pleasant View to I-84 15,129 Logan to Avon 9,155 Idaho Border to Logan 6,531 Brigham City to Pleasant View 5,084 Avon to Bear River 4,458 Bear River to Brigham City 2,828

For information about the BST contact Dave Roth at 801-824-5339 or [email protected] or contact Jim Byrne at 801-582-5631 or [email protected].

County by County Progress Reports

Cache County Contacts:

Tim Watkins – Cache County Trails Coordinator Brian Carver – Bear River Association of Governments

AJ Luce – North Logan City Russ Akina –Logan City 2009- The Logan portion of the BST received general trail surface maintenance and also the addition of security lighting for the UDOT- built tunnel underpass on U.S Highway 89 at the mouth of Logan Canyon. Work also began on a new three mile trail in Providence Canyon that intersects the BST.

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2010- Logan City will be constructing a public trail link from Lundstrom Park near Utah State University to the BST and well as looking into a bike lane link and trail link from the BST at the mouth of Logan Canyon to the Logan River Nature Trail, one of Cache Counties most popular trails. Future Priorities

• Connect BST to Lundstrom Park. • Connect BST to Logan River Nature Trail. • Install signage with BST logo on Deer Fence segment from Logan Dry

Canyon to Blacksmith Fork Canyon. • Reroute trail around spring at mouth of Blacksmith Fork Trail. • Construct BST adjacent to Green Canyon Estates subdivision. • Construct BST adjacent to Bonneville Estates subdivision. • Extend BST north of Green Canyon.

Trail Miles Proposed Constructed to Date Cache County 65 9.75

For more information about BST planning in Cache County, contact Tim Watkins at (435) 764-1787 or [email protected]. Box Elder County Contacts: Ben Boyce – Brigham City Brian Carver – Bear River Association of Governments Brigham City does not require developers to provide easements for trails; however the Developers of Kotter Canyon PUD Subdivision made provisions in their development for a trail connection to the BST when the trail is developed. Brigham City is working with utility right of ways and

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easements for power and natural gas for potential use as trails. Brigham City is working with 2 property owners to secure a trailhead and open access to the hillside where the BST is planned to go. Details on development of the opportunity and appropriate conservation easements are being worked on. In addition the City is continuing dialog with an aggregate extraction company to include trail provisions as part of their reclamation plan. Future Priorities

• Improve and sign Fence Line trail segment on south side of Box Elder Canyon from Mantua to Brigham City.

Trail Miles Proposed Constructed to Date Box Elder County 35 0

For more information about BST planning in Box Elder County, contact Brian Carver at (435) 713-1420 or [email protected]. Weber County Contacts: Geoffrey Ellis - Weber Pathways Mark Bedel – Weber Pathways 2009- Spring this year began with the repair of the bridge at Waterfall Canyon which had several boards broken after the winter. New 2x8” boards where carried to the site and used to replace the broken boards. At the Tunnel Mountain trail section, dirt that had been piled last fall was wheel-barrowed about ¼ mile to even the tread through a very rocky section. With the cool, wet spring this year, crews were able to work into early July before the heat and dry soils stopped work. The trails on the hillsides at Waterfall Canyon, 29th St. hill and various other sections along the Bonneville

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Shoreline Trail were trimmed back, tread and bank stabilized and widened. The new BST South Connector Route was completed this year between the Beus Trailhead and 6200 South. It is an on-street route, 3.1 miles long, marked by standard “Bike Route” signs and BST connector route signs. It crosses Highway 89 at the Skyline Drive traffic light. This route will serve as a reasonably safe and convenient connection until a foothill trail alignment can be established between Beus and Weber Canyons, many years hence. Crews from the Utah Conservation Corps were hired by Weber Pathways to finish trimming brush on the Uintah Hillside Trail, which connects to the BST South Connector Route. The Corps was also able to secure the trail around the large poplar tree on the 29th St. hill. Rocks from an area near Taylor Canyon trail junction were wheel-barrowed up the hill to build the terrace around the tree and widen the approach. In the 12th St. area, repair was done on the switchbacks going north to join the Bonneville Shoreline Trail. Rainbow Trail’s lower switchbacks and upper trail were groomed and trimmed back to their original configurations, making these highly used sections of trail safer for the multitude of various recreationalists using this area. North of Ogden Canyon work was done to improve a tight bend where the trail had eroded away and a large boulder preventing alternate routing. Weber Pathways and the Utah Conservation Corps tried to blast part of the boulder away, with limited success, but were able to take off a few inches with a sledgehammer. They then built

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up a rock retaining wall where the trail had eroded away. Work is also underway to move the official BST off the canal bank north of Ogden Canyon and onto a single-track route higher on the mountainside. The new route has been surveyed, and about a mile was constructed by the Ogden Trails Network, Weber Pathways, and the Utah Conservation Corps this summer, including some impressive rockwork in Paradise Gulch, above 9th St. Future Priorities

• Work with landowners between Ogden Nature Center North Trailhead and North Ogden Canyon Trailhead to determine trail alignment.

• Establish single track alignment as alternative to canal road. • Work to connect the Uintah Hillside Trail with the Weber River Parkway

trailhead proposed by the City of South Weber. • Determine a foothill alignment between Beus Canyon and Weber Canyon.

Trail Miles Proposed Constructed to Date Weber County 24 21.5

For information about BST planning in the Weber County portion, contact Mark Bedel at 801-393-2304 or [email protected]. Davis County Contacts: George Chipman – Farmington Trails Committee Scott Hess – Davis County Trails Committee Justin Hogge – Utah Trails Association 2009- The City of South Weber added the Bonneville Shoreline Trail to their Master Plan. The Plan states that the trail is “of great importance to the residents of South Weber. The City should cooperate and encourage Davis County and others to complete the trail.” North Salt Lake City has constructed a Trailhead Park located at the northernmost end of Sky Crest Lane in North Salt Lake. The park is currently under construction and will be completed in 2010. Upon completion, Trailhead Park will include a pavilion, an amphitheatre, playground equipment, bathrooms, and access to both the BST and the Wild Rose Trail. The Utah Trails Association hosted a National Trails Day event on a section of the Layton BST. They led a group hike with 35 people.

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Layton city and Davis County worked together to purchase an easement across a section of private property just to the north of the Fernwood trail head on the north side of the Great Western Trail. Several years ago the Forest Service halted construction on this section of the trail due to the private property. In the mean time user created foot paths started to appear. Utah Trails Association rerouted the trail so that it would be sustainable and rehabilitated areas where unsustainable trails were beginning to appear. Now there is continuous trail in place from the Fernwood trail head to the Layton Ridges subdivision.

2010- Utah Trails Association plans to rehabilitate and install signage on the 1.5 mile segment adjacent to the Layton Ridges subdivision. This section is not well marked and was previously disconnected from the BST south of the Great Western Trail, therefore it has not been used much the trail is overgrown and almost non-existent in some areas. North of Layton Ridges subdivision there are approximately 2 miles of user created trail in place which is primarily on private property and some FS land. Utah Trails Association is working with Layton City, Davis County, and property owners to find a BST route that will work for all parties. Utah Trails Association is also working with the Forest Service to plan some much needed trail repair and maintenance. Improvements to the trail from Kaysville’s East Mountain Wild Park south to Bair Canyon are also being pursued.

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In July of 2007 Salt Lake City purchased a 57.35 acre parcel on the Bonneville Shoreline Bench adjacent to North Salt Lake City and is know as the Bonneville Shoreline Preserve. Salt Lake City is now working to add 20 acres to the Preserve.

Future Priorities

• Sign and improve route from Great Western Trail to Layton Ridges subdivision.

• Improve and rebuild trail adjacent to Layton Ridges subdivision.

• Obtain easements and define trail corridor north of Layton Ridges subdivision.

• Install additional BST signage. • Obtain Forest Service assistance with

maintenance on Layton/Kaysville segment.

• Construct 800 feet of new trail to cross Bair Canyon, allowing the BST to continue another 2 miles on existing trail.

• Construct 3500 feet of new trail to cross Shepard Canyon, allowing the BST to continue another 1.5 miles on existing trail.

• Construct bridge over Snow Creek. • Establish an official trailhead at Twin

Peaks Circle. • Establish trailhead at intersection of BST and Weber River Parkway. • Determine single track alignment from Wild Rose Trail to Radio Towers. • Determine off street alignment from Wild Rose Trail to North Canyon. • Determine off street alignment from North Canyon to Mueller Park. • Determine off street alignment from Mueller Park to Holbrook Canyon. • Determine off street alignment from Holbrook Canyon to Skyline Dr.

Trail Miles Proposed Constructed to Date Davis County 29 18.5

For information about BST planning in the Davis County portion, contact Scott Hess at 801-451-3279 or [email protected].

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Salt Lake County Contacts: Jim Byrne –Bonneville Shoreline Trail Committee Scott Earl- Sandy City Parks and Recreation Greg Hilbig- Draper City Trails & Open Space Specialist Brad Jensen- Draper City Dale Snyder – The Trust for Public Land 2009- Salt Lake City, in partnership with the Bonneville Shoreline Trail Committee, the Cottonwood Canyons Foundation and REI hosted a National Trails Day event at the Morris Meadows Trailhead. Eighty-five volunteers along with twenty crew leaders worked on the BST on the south slope of City Creek Canyon installing erosion barriers and smoothing heavily eroded sections of trail. A truck load of invasive weeds was also removed. Construction of the new Utah Museum of Natural History building that straddles the BST began in August 2008 and continued throughout 2009. The new museum will open during the winter of 2010-2011. The BST will run between the museum and its parking lot. The museum plans to provide amenities for trail users, including benches, drinking fountains and bathrooms. A 53-acre parcel of land known by county officials as the Bonneville Shoreline Trail Millcreek South/Richards parcel was purchased with open space and Zoo, Arts and Parks funds. The parcel is located directly to the east of Parkview Drive (4120 East) and the south side of the

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mouth of Millcreek Canyon (3800 South). The land will serve to create a connection for the BST between Millcreek and Neff’s Canyon. The total cost of the land was $300,000, with $100,000 coming from the open space bond and the additional $200,000 from ZAP taxes. Some local residents on Parkview Drive are nervous about the possibility of the trail going behind their homes, they worry the trail will bring trash, increased risk of fire danger and erosion. A 5.49-acre parcel was purchased by Salt Lake County. The land was sold to the county by Tatsumi Misaka for $363,000. Of that amount, $100,000 came from the Zoo, Arts and Park tax. The remainder of the $263,000 came from the county’s open space fund. This parcel will be used to extend the trail by connecting the Mount Olympus trail head to Neff’s Canyon. It extends off of the Z trail which already exists. The parcel was approved for acquisition two years ago but was not purchased at that time. It has come up for purchase again and the council decided to pursue the parcel. The city of Cottonwood Heights dedicated a new trailhead park at the mouth of Ferguson Canyon. The trailhead provides 17 parking stalls with an overflow parking area about one-quarter mile away that will accommodate 15 additional cars. At the trailhead, the City has provided benches, garbage cans, and drinking fountains for humans and canines alike. Sandy City did a lot of maintenance and some widening on the section south of Hidden Valley Park as part of National Trails Day, sponsored by the Sandy REI. They also completed a bridge over Little Willow Creek between Sandy and Draper Cities. These projects were completed by volunteers. On September 1st U.S. Senator Robert Bennett joined the Trust for Public Land along with the U.S. Forest Service, the City of Sandy, the City of Draper, Salt Lake City and Salt Lake County to celebrate the protection of an additional 2,500 acres and over one mile of trail at Bear Canyon.

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Draper City installed a vault restroom and picnic shelters at the East Bench Trail Head, which is located at approximately 13500 South, where the BST crosses the Upper Corner Canyon Road. 2010- Next year should bring the completion of Salt Lake County’s Open Space Trust Fund purchase of 73 acres of land owned by the Jack C. Jensen family and Bowers Investments. The property sits on the north side of I-80 at the mouth of Parley’s Canyon, just north of Suicide Rock and is surrounded by another 270 acres of land which is being donated for open space by the Romney Lumber Company as part of a 2006 lawsuit settlement agreement between Romney and Salt Lake City. The settlement agreement also allows the Romney Lumber Company to develop a subdivision consisting of 17 single-family homes located on about 25 acres. The property will be used for a Bonneville Shoreline Trail segment connecting the Parley’s Crossing bridges with the Skyridge Circle. Salt Lake City was awarded a $19,235 grant from Utah State Parks – Non-Motorized Trails Program to perform restoration and maintenance on the BST from the Davis County line to Red Butte Canyon. The BSTC has committed 1,.000 volunteer hours to the effort and is planning trail work day throughout April and May and also a large National Trails Day event in June. Salt Lake City is planning to purchase 0.1 2 acres located above Richland Drive on a BST access trail. The parcel contains mature trees, vegetation and the trail section. Sandy plans on completing the design and engineering from Hidden Valley Park to Bell Canyon Reservoir in early 2010. The City has adopted the Salt Lake County Master Plan alignment and will proceed with construction drawings, easements, property issues, and plan placement of the trail. Draper City is planning to raise funds for a cable bridge (160’ in length) across Bear Canyon (approximately 12400 S.) for the BST. The project will provide for increased safety and water quality.

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Trail Miles Proposed Constructed to Date Salt Lake County 56 23

For information about BST planning in Salt Lake County, contact Jim Byrne at 801-582-5631 or [email protected]. Utah County Contacts: Kerry Smith – Utah Rocky Mountain Bikers Jim Price – Mountainland Association of Governments

2009- Provo City spent $20,000 to restore eight areas on the BST, starting at the bridge in Rock Canyon and running for about 800 yards north. The project includes backfilling and compacting the trail where it has been eroded by water and use and putting up a retaining wall system in those areas. Trail Miles Proposed Constructed to Date Utah County 69 30

For information about BST planning in the Utah County portion, contact Jim Price at 801-229-3848, [email protected] or Max Mitchell at 801-852-6605, [email protected]

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Section 2 About the Bonneville Shoreline Trail Coalition Background

The Bonneville Shoreline Trail has been designated as Utah's Millennium Legacy Trail, as part of a White House initiative on the basis of our Governor's recommendation. The Utah Legislature has recognized the trail during the 1999 General Session, and appropriated funds for its construction. The Bonneville Shoreline Trail is intended to follow on or near the ancient Lake Bonneville shoreline terrace near the foot of the Wasatch Mountains from Juab County to Cache County including Juab, Utah, Salt lake, Davis Weber, Box Elder and Cache Counties; to provide continuous and safe routes, paths, or trails for pedestrians, bicyclists, and equestrian riders, where appropriate.

Organization Members Bear River Association of Governments (BRAG) Brigham City Bountiful City Cache County Cache Metro Planning Organization Cache Trails Coalition Centerville City City of Logan North Logan City North Ogden City Utah Conservation Corps South Weber City Layton City Kaysville City Fruit Heights City Davis County Farmington Trails Committee City of North Salt Lake Salt Lake County Bonneville Shoreline Trail Committee Salt Lake County Draper City Sandy City Holladay City Salt Lake City Cottonwood Heights City Herriman City

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Mountainland Association of Governments (MAG) Provo City Orem City Weber Pathways Ogden Trails Network Ogden City Weber County Planning Department State Division of Parks & Recreation U. S. Forest Service Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) & Great Salt Lake RC&D The Trust for Public Land Utah Rocky Mountain Bikers

Officers Dave Rayfield – Cache Trails Coalition Barry Burton – Davis County Trail Committee James M. Byrne – Bonneville Shoreline Trail Committee Geoffrey E. Ellis – Weber Pathways Jim Price – Mountainland Association of Governments

Articles of Incorporation Available on the BST website: http://www.bonnevilleshorelinetrail.org/resources/BST_COALITION_ARTS_OF_INCORP.doc

Memorandum of Understanding

Available on the BST website: http://www.bonnevilleshorelinetrail.org/resources/mou.pdf

Coalition Bylaws

Available on the BST website: http://www.bonnevilleshorelinetrail.org/resources/BST_COALITION_BY-LAWS.DOC

http://www.bonnevilleshorelinetrail.org/resources/BST_COALITION_ARTS_OF_INCORP.doc

http://www.bonnevilleshorelinetrail.org/resources/BST_COALITION_ARTS_OF_INCORP.doc

http://www.bonnevilleshorelinetrail.org/resources/mou.pdf

http://www.bonnevilleshorelinetrail.org/resources/BST_COALITION_BY-LAWS.DOC

http://www.bonnevilleshorelinetrail.org/resources/BST_COALITION_BY-LAWS.DOC

Section 3

BST Coalition Members Contact Information Last Name First Name E-mail Address Phone Company Akina Russ [email protected] 435-716-9240 Logan City Parks and Rec. Stoddard Marv & Kathleen [email protected] BST Contruction & Maintenance Committee Asay Todd [email protected] 801-568-2900 Sandy City Bailey George 801-356-8802 Utah Valley Trails Committee Barrientez Juan [email protected] 801-625-5112 US Forest Service -Ogden Bayless Lindsey 801-785-5112 Utah Valley Trails Committee Bedel Mark [email protected] 801-710-5368 Weber Pathways Behunin Kathy [email protected] 801-292-5151 West Bountiful City Trails Belmont Juel 801-756-4616 Utah Valley Trails Committee Benford George [email protected] 801-540-8936 Ogden City Bennett Vicki [email protected] Salt Lake City Bergenthal Dan [email protected] Salt Lake City Biltoft Christopher [email protected] Wasatch Mountain Club Black Michael [email protected] 801-842-6071 Cottonwood Heights Bosworth Dan [email protected] Weber Pathways Boyce Ben [email protected] Brigham City Parks and Recreation Dept Burton Barry [email protected] 801-451-3279 Davis County Community Development Buttschardt Pete [email protected] Weber Pathways Byrne Jim [email protected] 801.582.5631 Bonneville Shoreline Trail Committee Calacino Angelo [email protected] 801 468-2534 Salt Lake County Parks Dept. Calloway Walt 801-754-3697 Utah Valley Trails Committee Campbell Aaron [email protected] 801-502-4001 Bountiful Mazda Bountiful Bike Club Carver Brian [email protected] Bear River Association of Governments Cheminant Bart [email protected] 801-576-6500 Draper City Chipman George [email protected] 801-451-6945 Farmington Trails Committee Cleveland Tami [email protected] 801 585-6750 University of Utah Cottam Daniel [email protected] North Salt Lake City


Cox Denise 801-298-3021 Centerville Trails Committee Dabling Julie [email protected] Salt Lake County Damitz Sean [email protected] 435-797-0964 Utah Conservation Corps Datwyler Scott [email protected] Smithfield Trails Committee Downs Louenda [email protected] 801-451-3200 Davis County Duffin Troy [email protected] 435-649-6839 Alpine Trails Eager Russ 801-370-8600 Utah Valley Trails Committee Earl Scott [email protected] 801-568-2910 Sandy City Eggett Ja [email protected] 801-336-3916 Layton City Ellis Geoffrey [email protected] 801-393-2304 Weber Pathways Farrand Bill 801-539-4253 Utah Valley Trails Committee Garfield Vance [email protected] 801-546-1235 Kaysville City Gates Jordan [email protected] 801 535-7939 Salt Lake City Gilbert Jeff 435-716-8337 Cache Metro Planning Organization Greer Margot 801-763-9544 Utah Valley Trails Committee Hales Chris 801 870-0129 Herriman City Hamilton Kevin 801 399-8791 Weber County Planning Dept. Hershey Steve 801-750-6300 This is the Place State Park Hess Scott [email protected] 801-451-3279 Davis County Trails Committee Hilbig Greg [email protected] 801 831-6435 Draper City Hogge Justin [email protected] 801-598-4354 Utah Trails Association Iltis Dave [email protected] Cycling Utah James Jan [email protected] 801-450-6378 Bountiful Jensen Brad [email protected] 801-576-6549 Draper City Johner Jory [email protected] Wasatch Front Regional Council Johnson Heather 263-3204 ex12 Utah Association of Conservation districts Johnson Matt [email protected] 801-915-0080 Centerville Kahlow Catherine [email protected] 435-640-8807 USFS Kelsey Ray [email protected] 801-977-4333 BLM Klass Steve [email protected] 801-484-5322 Klass Strategies Knudson John [email protected] 801 538 7344 Utah Division of Parks and Recreation Larkin Dennis 801-272-9450 City of Holladay

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Leishman Tiffany [email protected] 801-451-3399 Davis County Health Dept Leonard Bruce [email protected] Brigham City Lowder Jay [email protected] 801 629-8420 Ogden City Parks Luce AJ [email protected] 435-752-1310 North Logan City Macleod Rob [email protected] Bonneville Shoreline Trail Committee Merrill Don [email protected] Bureau Of Reclamation Messel Scott [email protected] 801-546-1235 Kaysville City Mitchell Max 801-852-6605 Utah Valley Trails Committee Murdock Ken 801-205-3700 Draper City Parks & Rec Naylor Clark [email protected] 801-597-3115 Draper Trails Committee Nelson Nathan [email protected] 801-580-0293 Farmington Trails Committee Nelson Wally 801 556-9025 Herriman City Nelson, Patrick [email protected] Salt Lake City O’Dell Marilyn [email protected] 801-393-7225 BST Coalition Olson Lynn [email protected] PRATT Ortiz Jerry 801-229-7152 Orem City Oyler Jeff [email protected] 801-645-5988 Fruit Heights City Pearson Emil 801-798-5000 Utah Valley Trails Committee Pope Val [email protected] Salt Lake City Porter Stan [email protected] 801-573-8596 North Salt Lake City Price Jim [email protected] 801-229-3848 Mountainland Association of Governments Rayfield Dave [email protected] 435-563-9263 Cache Trails Coalition Reese Rick [email protected] Bonneville Shoreline Trail Committee Robins Doug [email protected] Provo City Roper Kathy [email protected] Smithfield City Trails Committee Roth Dave [email protected] 801-824-5339 Bonneville Shoreline Trail Committee Scheid Steve [email protected] US Forest Service Schmalz Kirk [email protected] 801-444-2230 Davis County Sessions Steve [email protected] 801-528-2907 Biker's Edge Trail Crew Smith Brett [email protected] 801-994-1832 BST Contruction & Maintenance Committee Smith Kerry [email protected] 801 221-9365 Utah Rocky Mountain Bike Club Snyder Dale [email protected] 801 652-7018 The Trust For Public Land

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Stehno Frank 801 538-3480 Automated Geographic Reference Center Stern Diane [email protected] Weber Pathways Stillman Liane 801 545-4154 Cottonwood Heights City Storheim Emy [email protected] 801-535-7730 Salt Lake City Corporation Struthers Kim 801-768-7120 Utah Valley Trails Committee Thomas Emily [email protected] South Weber City Vause Mike [email protected] 801 725-3113 Ogden Trails Network Vogt Lorna [email protected] 801 468 3571 Salt Lake County -Open Space Trust Fund Walthers Jessie [email protected] Cottonwood Canyons Foundation Warren Jeff [email protected] Bountiful Mazda Bountiful Bike Club Watkins Tim [email protected] 435.764-1787 Cache County Wheatley Stephanie [email protected] Centerville Williams Jeff [email protected] 801 557-0521 NRCS & Great Salt Lake RC&D Wooley Andrew [email protected] 801 229 3844 Mountainland Association of Governments

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