Project ID: 6953
Status: Current
Fiscal Year: 2025
Submitted By:
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Project Manager: Ankur Choudhary
PM Agency: Consor Engineers
PM Office: West Jordan
Lead: Consor Engineers
WRI Region: Central
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Description:
The North Marina project in Saratoga Springs, Utah. With an overall budget of over $30 Million, this project (Phase 1, Part 2) marks the inception of a functioning and accessible Marina in support of the ever-increasing demand for recreational activities at Utah Lake.
The first phase, second part of the development focusses on developing essential facilities, such as the construction of parking lot and bathroom facilities to reduce damage of wetlands through unsanctioned access to the lake.
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Location:
The North Marina Project is located in Saratoga Springs Utah, on the North West side of Utah Lake off of Saratoga Rd. It is adjacent to Utah Lake.
GPS Coordinates: 40°21'41.1"N 111°53'13.0"W
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Budget | WRI/DWR | Other | Budget Total | In-Kind | Grand Total |
$200,000.00 | $377,425.00 | $577,425.00 | $4,500.00 | $581,925.00 |
Item | Description | WRI | Other | In-Kind | Year |
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Materials and Supplies | CXT Restroom Facility, to be furnished and installed. | $75,000.00 | $75,000.00 | $0.00 | 2025 |
Materials and Supplies | HMA 1/2" @ 4" DEPTH - Paving for Parking Lot | $50,000.00 | $297,585.00 | $0.00 | 2025 |
Materials and Supplies | UNTREATED BASE COURSE @ 4" DEPTH | $75,000.00 | $4,840.00 | $0.00 | 2025 |
Personal Services (permanent employee) | Construction Management Services through Applicant | $0.00 | $0.00 | $4,500.00 | 2025 |
Funding | WRI/DWR | Other | Funding Total | In-Kind | Grand Total |
$200,000.00 | $377,425.00 | $577,425.00 | $4,500.00 | $581,925.00 |
Source | Phase | Description | Amount | Other | In-Kind | Year |
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Habitat Council Account | QHCR | $200,000.00 | $377,425.00 | $4,500.00 | 2025 |
Species | "N" Rank | HIG/F Rank |
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Habitat |
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Comment | 02/08/2024 | Type: 1 | Commenter: Addy Valdez |
Wetland conservation and minimal ecological disturbance are mentioned multiple times as an objective and priority in this project, but I wasn't able to locate any descriptions in the methods or elsewhere that describe how that will happen specifically. It is great to claim that those objectives will be happening, but it would be helpful to see it written how those objectives will be carried out. Love the projects focus on bringing users of Saratoga Spring to Utah Lake's shoreline. | |||
Comment | 02/12/2024 | Type: 1 | Commenter: Ankur Choudhary |
The North Marina Project is poised to significantly minimize ecological disturbance in several keyways. Presently, the absence of accessible facilities for people to reach Utah Lake leads to disturbances in various areas around the lake, comprising the quality and efficacy of existing wetlands. Currently, outdoorsmen are inadvertently causing harm to delicate wetlands by creating social trails, leading to make shift marinas, which disrupt fragile ecosystems and contribute to erosion, habitat degradation and loss of biodiversity. These unauthorized pathways not only disturb the natural balance of wetland environments but also jeopardize the long-term health and resilience of these cruial ecosystems. By establishing the North Marina, complete with parking and bathroom facilities, a sanctioned point of entry will be designated, thereby mitigating the overall ecological disruptions in other parts of the lake and associated wetlands. Furthermore, the project acknowledges the existence of wetlands at its site and, in tandem with other Saratoga Springs initiatives, aims to create a substantial mitigation site adjacent to Utah Lake spanning over three miles. The mitigation site, exceeding 30 acres, will involve filling an abandoned canal, excavating and relocation an existing dyke, likely formed by the original canal excavation spoils and removing invasive species such as Phragmites, Russian Olive and Tamarisk. Moreover, the mitigation effort will include spreading of broadcast seed to foster Palustrine Emergent Marsh and Palustrine Wet Meadow wetlands. In summary, while the project's impact on wetlands at its location will be minimal, its creation will catalyze a far-reaching effect by establishing and rehabilitating vital wetlands along Utah Lake's shores. | |||
Comment | 03/26/2024 | Type: 1 | Commenter: Chris Crockett |
Ankur, I think the UDWR Aquatics team could provide some valuable recommendations for this project and possibly assist with future funding. Would you entertain a meeting, either remotely or onsite, in the next couple weeks? Chris Crockett, Central Region Aquatics Manager, chriscrockett@utah.gov 801 234 9639 | |||
Comment | 03/26/2024 | Type: 1 | Commenter: Ankur Choudhary |
Absolutely! I will reach out and we can set something up. It's much appreciated! | |||
Comment | 04/15/2024 | Type: 1 | Commenter: Chris Crockett |
Ankur, thanks for bringing the region up to speed on the project. As we discussed the project supports the goals of both the Utah Lake Authority management plan and the ongoing Utah Lake Fisheries (DWR) team. Listing the details regarding the "other" funding sources may help the Habitat Council and other entities better leverage funding options (i.e. know what's federal, state, local, etc). I would welcome the opportunity to assist with future phases and help identify some of the priority amenities that have been identified by our management team (ADA compatible fishing jetties, piers, incorporating fish habitat, etc. Also, let's coordinate with Craig Walker on obtaining future funding through Motor Boat Access and other Federal Sportfish Restoration dollars. | |||
Comment | 01/12/2024 | Type: 2 | Commenter: Alison Whittaker |
Make sure you have the correct Fiscal Year selected on the title page to be included in the new proposals. Today's deadline is for FY25 projects. We are already half way through FY24. Thanks. | |||
Comment | 01/12/2024 | Type: 2 | Commenter: Ankur Choudhary |
Thank you for noting that, those changes have been made. | |||
Comment | 03/15/2024 | Type: 3 | Commenter: Alison Whittaker |
I have the same comments on this project about your finance page as #6864. Please identify the source of the in-kind and decide if it should be in the in-kind column or the through other column. Thanks. | |||
Comment | 03/18/2024 | Type: 3 | Commenter: Ankur Choudhary |
Those have been updated, "Through Other" is now corresponding to the items once marked "In-Kind". The Through Other is to be provided through various city funds allocated for the project. |
ID | Feature Category | Action | Treatement/Type |
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2967 | Other point feature |