Vineyard could welcome the next inland port. Here’s where other projects have been approved across Utah.

Public notice outlines a possible port project next to Utah Lake and the forthcoming “Utah City” development.

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Vineyard apparently plans to create an inland port project industrial zone, along with its massive Utah City development, on the old Geneva Steel site, seen here as vacant land to the north and east on Wednesday, Oct. 18, 2023.

Vineyard could welcome the next inland port. Here’s where other projects have been approved across Utah.

Public notice outlines a possible port project next to Utah Lake and the forthcoming “Utah City” development.

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