Freeway with Frontage Roads
UDOT completed a six-month Corridor Planning Study in January 2016. The Corridor Planning Study team recommended a Freeway with Frontage Roads concept based on preliminary evaluation of several transportation concepts and stakeholder input. The Freeway with Frontage Roads concept best addresses congestion, accommodates transit, bike lane and trail improvements, minimizes impacts to existing properties and preserves access to existing developments.
View a photo visualization of the Freeway with Frontage Roads concept near Ranches Parkway and a concept of a Freeway with Frontage Roads cross-section here.
Process and Timeline
To address the growth and travel demands of Eagle Mountain and surrounding areas, the Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) conducted a State Environmental Study (SES) along Cory B. Wride Memorial Highway (S.R. 73) from Pioneer Crossing to Eagle Mountain Blvd. The SES evaluated the impacts of and determined a preferred alignment for a future Freeway with Frontage Roads system that will reduce projected traffic congestion and travel delay. UDOT considered stakeholder input during the study through a complete public involvement process.
The State Environmental Study was the next phase necessary to fulfill all required environmental clearances, allocate funding and preserve the land needed to build the preferred alignment.
Corridor Planning Study Complete
-- January 2016
SES Complete
-- Winter 2018
Corridor Preservation
-- Ongoing
Construction Project Funding
-- No funding identified
Construction
-- The Mountainland Association of Governmentsâ¿¿ (MAG) 2050 Regional Transportation Plan identifies the need for this project by 2030