Local government leaders and the developer of Wakara, a future neighborhood over the Wasatch County border, officially agreed to move part of the road July 29. But Summit County will abandon and restore the unpaved section, according to civil attorney Ryan Stack. Summit County initially considered closing the road entirely, but its attorneys thought that would invite a lawsuit. The three-party agreement between Summit County, Wasatch County and Wakara’s developer Rich Wolper fixes that. Wolper will build the new road and pay for Summit County to maintain it.