Utah Inland Port Authority public meetings in 2025
3 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
UIPA Board
The Utah Inland Port Authority Board will discuss rail opportunities, landfill remediation at the North Temple site, and a quarterly budget update. The board is deciding on several policy updates and the creation or amendment of public infrastructure districts.
- Approval of policies regarding Board Policy Review, Procurement, Whistleblower, and Internal Control Program
- Reconsideration of Resolution 2025-50 to create the BZI Public Infrastructure District
- Approval of a business incentive for Industrial Injection in the Skyline Corridor Project Area
- Adoption of Resolution 2025-51 setting the tax increment fund trigger date for Skyline Corridor
- Resolution 2025-52 to amend the Skyline Corridor Project Area Plan and Budget to add land
UIPA Board
The UIPA Board is meeting for a retreat to receive informational overviews on project areas, logistics, and sustainability. The session includes annual mandatory training on the Open and Public Meetings Act.
- Overview of project area creation, public financing tools, and tax differential use
- Review of Utah's logistics opportunities and air freight strategy
- Review of sustainability goals and accomplishments
- Annual Open and Public Meetings Act training
UIPA Board
The Utah Inland Port Authority Board will decide on resolutions to set tax increment fund collection dates for Iron Springs and Mineral Mountains. The board is also voting on several contracts for rail sensors, marketing, and infrastructure studies. Additionally, the board will review an amended plan and budget for the Tooele Valley Project Area.
- Resolution 2025-40: Trigger date for Iron Springs tax increment funds
- Resolution 2025-41: Trigger date for Mineral Mountains tax increment funds
- Trainfo (SLC) Amendment for rail crossing sensors and signs
- HAPI Contract for marketing and advertising services
- RAISE Grant for freight demand and infrastructure feasibility studies