UIPA Project Areas
A UIPA project area is a vibrant and strategically planned zone, created to be a catalyst for economic growth and innovation. It's a place where businesses can tap into a rich ecosystem of resources, infrastructure, and support, offered by the Utah Inland Port Authority. By choosing a UIPA project area to start, grow or expand your business, you're aligning with a forward-thinking community, committed to driving progress and success. This is not just a location; it's a gateway to opportunities, where your business can expand its horizons and achieve new heights.
Project Area Process
Resolve
A municipality or county can request UIPA commence work on drafting a project area plan. The municipality or county adopts a project area resolution in a public meeting.
Draft
UIPA staff work with the municipality or county to develop a project area plan or amend a project area plan for the UIPA board to review in at least 2 public board meetings.
Adopt
The UIPA board may adopt a project area or project area amendment in a public meeting.
Build
This phase will take 25 years to complete. During this phase, construction, development, and recruitment will occur in the project area.
Measure
Project area budgets are annually prepared and adopted by the UIPA board. In addition, project area KPIs are reported and shared.
Project Area Locations
- Northwest Quadrant, also know as the jurisdictional land located in the northwest corner of Salt Lake County
- Central Utah Agri-Park in Juab County
- Golden Spike in Brigham City, Garland, Tremonton, and Box Elder County
- Iron Springs in Iron County
- Mineral Mountains in Beaver City, Milford, and Beaver County
- Tooele Valley in Tooele County
- Twenty Wells in Grantsville City
- Verk Industrial Park in Spanish Fork