Utah Transit Authority header
File #: 24-517   
Type: Discussion Status: Presented
In control: Board of Trustees
On agenda: 10/9/2024 Final action: 10/9/2024
Title: 2025-2029 Five Year Service Plan
Attachments: 1. 5YSP 2025-2029 Memo, 2. _Presentation_2025-2029 Five-Year Service Plan

TO:                

Board of Trustees

THROUGH:  

Jay Fox, Executive Director

FROM:          

Nichol Bourdeaux, Chief Planning & Engagement Officer

PRESENTER(S):

Nichol Bourdeaux, Chief Planning & Engagement Officer

 

Megan Waters, Community Engagement Director

 

Eric Callison, Manager of Service Planning

 

TITLE:                                                                                                                                                                         

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2025-2029 Five Year Service Plan 

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AGENDA ITEM TYPE:                                                                                                                        

Discussion

RECOMMENDATION:                                                                                                                       

Informational item for discussion                     

BACKGROUND:                                                                                                                                 

​​Per UTA Board of Trustees Policy No. 3.2 and in compliance with Utah Public Transit District Act, the UTA Five Year Service Plan (5YSP) is updated every two years. The UTA Local Advisory Council reviews, approves and recommends the plan for adoption by the Board of Trustees.

​UTA presented the draft 5YSP network to the Board of Trustees in June 2024 in preparation for the first round of public engagement. Based on comments received during this outreach period, internal vetting, and additional analysis, UTA Service Planning revised the draft network and developed annual phasing for each change as part of the Final Draft Network.

​The final 5YSP will be presented to the Local Advisory Council (LAC) for approval in November 2024, with adoption by the Board of Trustees planned for December. The service implementation process for April 2025 Change Day will begin immediately after that. 

Once approved, proposed changes in the 5YSP will enter UTA’s annual budgeting process and be further vetted for resource availability and operational feasibility. Additional service changes may be presented to the board during the annual service process prior to change day, along with Title VI information.​

DISCUSSION:                                                                                                                                      

The Planning and Engagement team will present the final draft service plan and a preliminary community engagement report to the Board of Trustees. The presentation notes changes made from the draft proposal, including changes in the corridor, frequency, span, and proposed annual service levels, and identifies community priorities. The Board will receive an update on the community feedback regarding the draft plan. UTA is still receiving input from the community on the phased plan, and a complete community engagement report will be included in the final 5YSP to be presented to the LAC and Board of Trustees for adoption.

 

The following changes are proposed for April 2025:

Weber, Davis, and Box Elder Counties:

The following route adds service to new areas: 417

The following routes will be modified in terms of alignment or frequency: 470, 626, 627, 628, 640

Salt Lake County:

The following routes add service to new areas: 126, 219

The following routes will be modified in terms of alignment or frequency: F11, 39, 201, 217, 218

Utah County:

The following routes/zones add service to new areas: 581, 823

The following routes will be modified in terms of alignment or frequency: 871

 

The following changes are proposed for April 2026:

Weber, Davis, and Box Elder Counties:

The following routes/zones add service to new areas: 610, new Innovative Mobility Zones

The following routes will be modified in terms of alignment or frequency: 455, 604, 612, 630, 640, 645

The following routes will be discontinued and replaced by other services: 601, 625, 628, F638

Salt Lake County:

The following routes add service to new areas: 2A, 2B

The following routes/zones will be modified in terms of alignment or frequency: 4, 45, 54, 62, 72, 205, 223, 502, 720

The following routes will be discontinued and replaced by other services: 2

Utah County:

The following routes/zones add service to new areas: 846, 860, new Innovative Mobility Zone

The following routes will be modified in terms of alignment or frequency: 850, 862

The following routes will be discontinued and replaced by other services: 806

The following changes are proposed for April 2027:

Weber, Davis, and Box Elder Counties:

The following routes will be modified in terms of alignment or frequency: 604, 613, 626

The following routes will be discontinued and replaced by other services: F618, F620

Salt Lake County:

The following routes add service to new areas: 26, 31, 50X, 203, 208, 236

The following routes will be modified in terms of alignment or frequency: 17, 35, 39, 45, 47, 205, 223, 240, 227

The following routes will be discontinued and replaced by other services: 509, 513, 551, F590

Utah County:

The following zone adds service to new areas: New Innovative Mobility Zone

The following routes will be modified in terms of alignment or frequency: 830X, 833

 

The following changes are proposed for April 2028:

Weber, Davis, and Box Elder Counties:

The following routes add service to new areas: 400, 470X, 600, 609

The following route will be modified in terms of alignment or frequency: 417

The following routes will be discontinued and replaced by other services: 455, 470, 473, 667

Salt Lake County:

The following route adds service to new areas: 256

The following routes will be modified in terms of alignment or frequency: 126, 200, 217, 219

The following routes will be discontinued and replaced by other services: 201, 218, F556

Utah County:

The following zone adds service to new areas: New Innovative Mobility Zone

The following route will be modified in terms of alignment or frequency: 871

 

The following changes are proposed for April 2029:

Salt Lake County:

The following routes/zones adds service to new areas: F264, new Innovative Mobility Zone

The following routes will be modified in terms of alignment or frequency: 62, 209, 213

The following route will be discontinued and replaced by other services: 72

 

 

ALTERNATIVES:                                                                                                                                    

The proposed plan is being presented for feedback and for public comment before a final draft 5YSP is presented to the Local Advisory Council for approval in November and the Board of Trustees for adoption in December.

FISCAL IMPACT:                                                                                                                                

For April 2025 Change Day, the addition of: 102,076 hours, 1,109,163 miles, 20 pullouts, and 47 shifts.

For April 2026 Change Day, the addition of: 150,873 hours, 2,271,282 miles, 27 pullouts, and 76 shifts.

For April 2027 Change Day, the addition of: 156,291 hours, 1,950,349 miles, 30 pullouts, and 76 shifts.

For April 2028 Change Day, the addition of: 239,457 hours, 2,966,566 miles, 25 pullouts, and 110 shifts.

For April 2029 Change Day, the addition of: 26,443 hours, 439,940 miles, 5 pullouts, and 13 shifts.

ATTACHMENTS:                                                                                                                                

 

                     Five-Year Service Plan 2025-2029 Final Draft Document Memo