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Show 1 Farmington wants : input into U.S. 89 sultants at the next council meeting Nov. 7. Of special concern to the city are the intersections at Cherry Hill and Shephard Lane. A no-access freeway would have a terrible impact im-pact on this area," said Denham. "We hope to refine our efforts to have input into a solution that will work for everyone. ' The subcommittee hopes to come up with a proposal that will satisfy the safety concerns of UDOT and the federal government and will meet the needs of local businesses, landowners and the city. b 2 By JOHN W.CANNON FARMINGTON - Farrnington City is hoping to have input into the final decisions regarding improvements im-provements of U.S. Highway 89. F The city established an Economic I Development U.S. 89 Subcom- I mittee last March to study different I options and proposals that the city I would like to promote. I Larry Denham, subcommittee I chairman, said that the main goal is 1 for the subcommittee to be actively 1 involved so that Farmington City I has a say in the final outcome. 1 Above all, the city wants to see J that businesses remain vibrant I along the U.S. 89 corridor that af- I feet Farmington, mainly the stretch I from 1-15 to Cherry Hill. I To assist the city in its efforts, a I partnership of University of Utah I professors, which does municipal I consulting, is developing a viable I engineering proposal. I Denham hopes that the City I Council will consider an actual pro- I posal from the university con- |
