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Mesa County Infrastructure Project Coordination Initiative

The Mesa County Infrastructure Project Coordination Initiative is an effort between Mesa County Jurisdictions, as well as private utility and infrastructure companies to develop a coordination system that provides active mapping systems to convey planning information and identify key areas where collaboration opportunities could occur.

Platform Capabilities & Tool Navigation

Access purpose-built GIS modules designed for regional capital coordination and utility synchronization.

Planning Map

Find a Project

You can utilize the "Find a Project" tab to find specific projects or use filtering parameters to find certain criteria of projects. Projects are symbolized by project status to understand general progress of planned and ongoing projects within Mesa County.

Status Symbolization Multi-Jurisdiction Filter Spatial Search Capital CIP Tracking
Smart Synergy Map

Communication Opportunities

The "Communication Opportunities" includes a smart mapping system that identifies collaboration opportunities between jurisdictions and private companies alike. This map leverages a layer deemed "Impact Zones" that identify overlapping projects and assesses different variables to look for key indications of projects impacting each other.

Impact Zones Layer Dig-Once Utility Synergy Pavement Cut Moratorium Timeline Synchronization
Stakeholder Tools

Data Entry

The "Data Entry" Page is where project stakeholder can and and edit their projects to the map. This effort is led by all project stakeholders and the predefined schema gives a simple solution for everyone to leverage for their project inputs.

Predefined Schema Points, Lines & Polygons Shapefile (.zip) Import Realtime Cloud Sync
Mesa County Roadway and Utility Infrastructure Improvement Project
Active Infrastructure Project ยท Right-of-Way Landscaping, Multimodal Corridors & Utility Upgrades in Grand Junction, CO
Right-of-Way Coordination in Practice

Preventing Pavement Degradation & Aligning Capital Investments

When roadway widening, bridge rehabilitation, traffic signal modernization, and municipal water line installations coincide with telecom fiber or natural gas pipeline expansions, early coordination avoids repeated excavations and minimizes cost overruns.

Through spatial overlap detection on designated Right-of-Way corridors, participating departments and utilities can negotiate joint work schedules months ahead of bidding and groundbreaking.

Important Governance & Stewardship Notes

Operational parameters and legal distribution constraints governing the coordination system.

Restricted Stakeholder Access โ€” Confidential

This page is not to be shared with the public in any capacity as it contains sensitive information from multiple private enterprises and jurisdictions alike and does not currently hold any public facing strength for digestible information.

Data Curation & Verification Disclaimer

These tools represent data curated by Grand Valley MPO, but data is produced by multiple jurisdictions and companies and is not verified by anyone other than project stakeholders for accuracy and relevance.

Initiative Leadership & Regional Governance
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Coordinated effort between Mesa County, City of Grand Junction, City of Fruita, Town of Palisade, Regional Transportation Planning Office (RTPO / Grand Valley MPO), and regional infrastructure & utility service providers.