Heber City Launches New Website for Airport Master Plan Update

Nov 28, 2019 |

As part of Heber City’s efforts to update the existing Airport Master Plan for Heber Valley Airport, the City has launched HeberValleyFlightpath.com. The new website contains vital information about the Airport Master Plan update process and will be a key way to exchange information with the community. The Flightpath website will be used by the public, the project committees, and the City Council as decisions are made about the future of Heber Valley Airport.

“We intend to be very transparent during the Airport Master Plan process, and the Heber Valley Flightpath website is essential to creating an open dialogue,” said Heber City Mayor Kelleen Potter. “The site will be the main way we provide public access to project documents and updates. It will also be a valuable way for us to receive feedback from our residents. We hope that the community will stay connected with us as the master plan update progresses and assist in planning our airport’s shared future.”

An Airport Master Plan is a comprehensive study that describes an airport’s short-, medium-, and long-term plans, and this update will help Heber City determine what should happen at the airport over the next 20 years. Named “Flightpath,” the Airport Master Plan update for Heber Valley Airport is expected to take between 18 and 24 months. Work on the Airport Master Plan update is just beginning: The City’s engineering firm, T-O Engineering, Inc., has started to collect data on the existing features of the airport, and the first public meeting will be in January 2020. 

The new Flightpath website contains an events calendar, a Documents page that offers instant access to download project files, and a Frequently Asked Questions page that provides answers to queries about the project and its process. The FAQs, as well as the project Updates page, will continue to provide new information as the Airport Master Plan update progresses.  

More information about Heber City’s Airport Master Plan update can be found at HeberValleyFlightpath.com.

As part of Heber City’s efforts to update the existing Airport Master Plan for Heber Valley Airport, the City has launched HeberValleyFlightpath.com. The new website contains vital information about the Airport Master Plan update process and will be a key way to exchange information with the community. The Flightpath website will be used by the public, the project committees, and the City Council as decisions are made about the future of Heber Valley Airport.

“We intend to be very transparent during the Airport Master Plan process, and the Heber Valley Flightpath website is essential to creating an open dialogue,” said Heber City Mayor Kelleen Potter. “The site will be the main way we provide public access to project documents and updates. It will also be a valuable way for us to receive feedback from our residents. We hope that the community will stay connected with us as the master plan update progresses and assist in planning our airport’s shared future.”

An Airport Master Plan is a comprehensive study that describes an airport’s short-, medium-, and long-term plans, and this update will help Heber City determine what should happen at the airport over the next 20 years. Named “Flightpath,” the Airport Master Plan update for Heber Valley Airport is expected to take between 18 and 24 months. Work on the Airport Master Plan update is just beginning: The City’s engineering firm, T-O Engineering, Inc., has started to collect data on the existing features of the airport, and the first public meeting will be in January 2020. 

The new Flightpath website contains an events calendar, a Documents page that offers instant access to download project files, and a Frequently Asked Questions page that provides answers to queries about the project and its process. The FAQs, as well as the project Updates page, will continue to provide new information as the Airport Master Plan update progresses.  

More information about Heber City’s Airport Master Plan update can be found at HeberValleyFlightpath.com.