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City gets MRAC updates and approves $186,500 for an update to the drinking water master plan. (opens the original)
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Moab City councilors received an update from the Moab Parks, Recreation and Trails department, approved changes to the Recreation, Arts and Parks (RAP) Tax Advisory Committee and voted to fund a comprehensive study of the city’s drinking water system at their Sept. 22 meeting. Parks, Recreation and Trails Director Patrick Trim opened the meeting with an update on the Moab Recreation and Aquatic Center (MRAC) and other projects spanning youth sports, parks and trails. The facility is preparing fo
100 West speed limit drops to 20 mph (opens the original)
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The Moab City Council unanimously voted Sept. 22 to lower the speed limit on 100 West from 25 mph to 20 mph, bringing it in line with much of downtown. The new signs are now in place. Councilors stopped short, however, of making the same change along Mill Creek Drive, where there was a proposal to lower the speed limit from 25 mph between 400 East and Sand Flats Road. In the same meeting, the council unanimously adopted a resolution establishing a goal of reducing traffic fatalities and serious
Jeep gets “Official 4×4 of Moab” title (opens the original)
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Jeep is the “Official 4×4 of Moab” after Moab City councilors approved a sponsorship agreement at the Sept. 8 council meeting. Under the agreement with FCA US LLC, Jeep will be able to market itself as the “Official 4×4 of Moab,” with the city receiving financial compensation in direct and indirect support. After an overview of how much and where the funds from the partnership would go, the council voted 4-0 in favor, with Councilor Jason Taylor recusing himself to avoid perception of a conflict
Moab’s housing market facing new challenges (opens the original)
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The Moab City Council spent much of its Aug. 25 meeting discussing long-term housing within Moab and how a growing supply of apartments and high-end luxury home purchases are beginning to change the local housing market. Community Development Director Cory Shurtleff told the council that projects that had stalled in the post-pandemic development freeze have begun moving forward. At the same time, Shurtleff said developers of some multifamily projects are beginning to reconsider their plans as th
Ankylosaurus discoveries make big treks (opens the original)
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In southeastern Utah, dinosaurs aren’t just historical fun facts, they’re a thriving science where discoveries are constantly being made. A full room gathered at the Grand Center Aug. 26 to hear Josh Lively, curator of paleontology at Utah State University-Eastern’s Prehistoric Museum, speak about the latest discoveries unfolding in the region. The lecture was a free event hosted by the Gastonia Chapter of Utah Friends of Paleontology. Lively has served as the museum’s curator of Paleontology si
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