Envision Utah: A Leader In Visionary Planning
Daniel Burnham Award given to a grass-roots movement for creating a land use plan addressing environmental and econmonic concerns.
"With the help of thousands of Utah residents, Envision Utah has created a regional growth vision for the Greater Wasatch Area that will preserve critical lands, promote water conservation and clean air, improve our regionwide transportation systems, and provide housing options for all residents."
Thanks to Edmelynne Villanueva
Published on Sunday, April 28, 2002 in
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