BYU propose plan for Eagle Mountain growth

Eagle Mountain (Salt Lake Tribune) » Four Brigham Young University graduate students have proposed a four-point economic development plan to help the city of Eagle Mountain grow.

The students are enrolled in BYU's master of public administration program and have studied Eagle Mountain for months. Their plan focuses on accessing professional networks, coordinated planning strategies, branding and incentives to businesses.

The students proposed a plan to city leaders last week. They say focus should be placed on drawing high-tech companies interested in renewable energy to the city.

Eagle Mountain is preparing to launch a $250,000 advertising campaign aimed at boosting economic development.

City Administrator John Hendrickson says they city recognizes the need for both business and residential growth.

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