Wasatch Front Regional Council Seeks Input on Long-Range Vision

02.10.2010 by Jeff Robinson

(KCPW News) No one knows exactly what it will be like to live along the Wasatch Front in the year 2040. Except for one thing: there will be more people. A lot of them. To help prepare for that growth, the Wasatch Front Regional Council, an association of five local counties and 60 cities, has unveiled a new map for how the region should develop called “The Wasatch Choice for 2040,” and is looking for your input. Executive Director Chuck Chappell told KCPW’s Jeff Robinson about the plan, and how much growth is expected in the next 30 years along the Wasatch Front.

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No one knows exactly what it will be like to live along the Wasatch Front in the year 2040. Except for one thing: there will be more people. A lot of them. To help prepare for that growth, the Wasatch Front Regional Council, an association of five local counties and 60 cities, has unveiled a new map for how the region should develop called “The Wasatch Choice for 2040,” and is looking for your input. Executive Director Chuck Chappell (Chapel) told KCPW’s Jeff Robinson about the plan, and how much growth is expected in the next 30 years along the Wasatch Front.(KCP WNew