Impacts to U.S. 89
Now that most of the project’s major features, like bridges and highway reconstruction, are nearing completion, crews are returning to the frontage roads and side street areas where sidewalk, driveway, and other finish work remains.
We will provide notices to residents in advance of their driveway work. If your driveway approach was removed as part of the project, crews will be working to replace it in May or June. During that time, driveways will be inaccessible and residents will need to park in an alternate location while the concrete cures, for approximately 3-5 days.
For other questions regarding landscape restoration or other activities, property owners should refer to their individual right-of-way agreements with UDOT. If questions remain, you can contact us 888-752-8789.
Upcoming Impacts by Area
Fruit Heights:
West Frontage Road; Green Road to Nicholls Road
The west frontage road connection between Laurelwood Drive/Green Road and Nicholls Road is CLOSED until fencing and noise wall panel installation are complete.
This area remains an active work zone. For your safety and ours, please do not drive, walk, cycle, or otherwise travel in this area. Use an alternate route until this area opens.
Kaysville:
Crestwood Road Bridge: Crews anticipate opening the Crestwood Road Bridge in late May or early June. Final polymer overlay, barrier installation, and fencing installation are still ongoing.
Antelope Drive Area:
Valley View Trail:
When construction began, bicycles were prohibited from US-89. The project has built new connections on the east and west frontage roads to provide a parallel route for cyclists off the highway. One additional connection is being added to the project. The new Valley View Trail will connect South Weber Drive and Valley View Drive adjacent to the SR-193 Interchange and provide a connection to Weber Drive. Construction is ongoing and the trail will open with project completion in June.
