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Comment on the UDOT LCC EIS today!
Like you, we at WBA are concerned about the future of Little Cottonwood Canyon (LCC), as UDOT explores transportation alternatives that will forever impact the canyon, and how all of us use it.
After months of in-depth research, and after hosting a series of one-on-one interviews with key stakeholders that was live streamed as a part of our vlog & podcast series The Uptrack, the WBA board arrived at a position that represents the human-powered recreational community in the Central Wasatch.
Thank you for standing up with us to take action by submitting your comment to UDOT as a part of the EIS process. Your efforts matter!
As a part of this EIS process, the most impactful comments include new perspectives and/or ideas that havenโt been previously been considered during the EIS process. While any comment you provide is important in supporting our position, if you have time, please take some time to customize the form we included below by including your personal perspective about why you love LCC, concerns you have, and unique ideas you have that will help the UDOT EIS team consider all perspectives in their efforts to arrive at the best solution.
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