Mountain View Corridor Salt Lake County
New Construction Activities:
2400 South/S.R. 201 Southwest Frontage Road
As soon as Dec. 18, a portion of the S.R. 201 south frontage road will be closed and re-aligned. The re-aligned frontage road will connect with 5600 West at 2400 South. This link will direct you to a map showing the new traffic movement.
2700 South
One-way flagging operations are projected to start as soon as Dec. 10 between Jacketta Lane and Glen Eagle Drive. Flaggers will be directing traffic from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. and may continue through the end of the week.
3500 South
Pile driving activities are projected to begin on 3500 South as soon as Dec. 16. These piles will provide structural support for the new pedestrian bridge that will cross over 3500 South. Pile driving activities are expected to go through the end of the week.
Utility work is projected to occur on the corner of 3500 South/6000 West as soon as Dec. 7. While the work is occurring, the right turn lane on 3500 South to 6000 West will be closed. Right turns will be permitted from the eastbound lane. Southbound lanes on 6000 West will have shoulder closures between 3500 South and Country Apple Court.
Riter Canal
Pile driving activities are projected to begin on Riter Canal as soon as Dec. 10. These piles will provide the structural support for the new Mountain View Corridor and pedestrian bridge to cross over Riter Canal. Pile driving activities are expected to last a week.
S.R. 201
Lane closures on S.R. 201 are projected to continue Monday, Dec. 9. Westbound lanes will be reduced to one lane between 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. and eastbound will be reduced to one lane between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. through, Dec. 13. The work area for westbound and eastbound lanes will be between Bangerter Highway and 7200 West.
S.R. 201 Westbound on-ramp
As soon as Dec. 18, the existing westbound on-ramp from 5600 West to S.R. 201 will be closed. The westbound access from 5600 West to S.R. 201 will temporarily be via the new 1730 South frontage road. This link will direct you to a map showing the new traffic movement.
Construction activities are weather permitting and are subject to change.
Ongoing Construction Activities:
Canal Trail
The canal trail north of 4100 South will be closed during the entire duration of construction. Please use the sidewalks on 4100 South.
Cilma Drive
Hauling activities continue on the Mountain View Corridor from 4100 South to S.R. 201. The Cilma Drive detour route between Marsha Drive and Masters Drive has opened. This detour will be in place for approximately 10 months while the new structure and Cilma Drive are constructed. The detour route has a sidewalk for pedestrians. This link will provide you a map of the Cilma Drive detour.
Intermittent flagging operations will continue on the Cilma Drive detour road. Please use caution while driving in this area.
Darle Avenue/Masters Drive
As part of construction of the Mountain View Corridor, several streets in the Darle Avenue and Hunter Park neighborhoods have been permanently closed. The roads that were closed includes Darle Avenue between the residential neighborhood and Hunter Park, all of 5750 West, and Masters Drive north of 3705 South.
1730 South/S.R. 201 Northwest Frontage Road
The existing S.R. 201 northwest frontage road access has been closed and the newly constructed 1730 South is the permanent frontage road access from 5600 West. This link will direct you to a map showing the new frontage road access.
2700 South
Flaggers will continue directing traffic on 2700 South between the hours of 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. The temporary traffic signals at MVC and 2700 South will not be operating while flaggers are present. Flaggers will direct traffic through the intersection through 2019.
3100 South
Pile driving activities will continue 3100 South. These piles will provide structural support for the new bridges of the Mountain View Corridor that will cross over 3100 South. Pile driving activities are projected to continue through mid-December.
3500 South
Utility work will continue on the south side of 3500 South from 5600 West to 5450 West.
Utah Transit Authority (UTA) bus stops on 3500 South between 6000 West and 5450 West may be impacted during construction through 2020. Please check your bus stop for more information.
New traffic movements and reduced speed limit on 3500 South between 6000 West and 5600 West are in place. Please see the attached map for impacts to the Hunter Park accesses and the pedestrian detour route.
The access to the Hunter Park Plaza from 3500 South will continue to be closed. Patrons can access businesses in the Hunter Park Plaza from 5600 West.
The new pedestrian detour route for 3500 South has opened. The sidewalk on 3500 South will be closed between the Hunter Park west entrance and 5600 West. Pedestrians traveling west will walk south on the 5600 West sidewalk to 3575 South then head south on 5650 West. From there, pedestrians will turn right on to Darle Avenue to reach the designated walking pathway through Hunter Park. The pass will take pedestrians through the construction zone to the Hunter Park sidewalk that leads to Whittier Elementary. From the school sidewalk, pedestrians can head north to the existing 3500 South sidewalk. This link will direct you to a map showing the new pedestrian detour route.
MVC: 4100 South to 2700 South
Construction crews continue heavy construction on the UDOT property between 4100 South and 3500 South.
PLEASE STAY OUT OF THE CONSTRUCTION ZONE.
Night work is expected to occur intermittently in this area through 2019.
Hauling activities will continue. Haul trucks will enter and exit the construction zone off 4100 South and will cross local streets at the temporary signals on 3500 South, 3100 South and 2700 South. Please do not follow construction vehicles into the work zones. The north sidewalk on 3500 South and 3100 South will continue to be closed for hauling operations. Please continue to use the south sidewalk in those locations. Hauling activities are projected to continue through spring 2020.
5600 West (north of 3500 South)
Construction continues on the west side of 5600 West, north of 3500 South. This work will continue to require a sidewalk closure south of Pizza Hut to 3500 South. Pedestrians are being detoured to the east sidewalk of 5600 West through 2019. Please see attached map for pedestrian detour route.
5600 West (south of 3500 South)
Utility work will continue on 5600 West between 3500 South and 3575 South. Access to the businesses in this area will be maintained.
Intersection of 5600 West/3500 South
Crews will continue to implement nightly lane shifts on 5600 West southbound between the hours of 10 p.m. to 5 a.m.
Nightly lane closures will continue on 3500 South between 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. During the work, eastbound and westbound traffic will be reduced to one lane in each direction and left-hand turning movements will be restricted. Please see the attached map for additional information. Nightly lane closures are expected to continue.
S.R. 201 Southeast Frontage Road
The southeast frontage road between 5600 West and 5370 West is closed.
Westbound motorists will now stop at 5370 West, turn left (south to 2400 South, and turn right (west) to access 5600 West.
Drivers wanting to go eastbound will need to turn east onto 2400 South off 5600 West then turn left (north) to 5370 West to access the S.R. 201 Frontage Road. This detour will stay in place through 2019. Please see flyer for more information and detour routes.
S.R. 201 Southwest Frontage Road
Hauling activities will continue on the S.R. 201 southwest frontage road west of the Mountain View Corridor alignment. These activities are projected to continue through fall 2019.
S.R. 201 Northeast Frontage Road
Utility work will continue on the S.R. 201 northeast frontage road. Motorists can expect intermittent traffic shifts and shoulder closures between 5600 West and 5200 West through 2019. The bike lanes on this frontage road will be detoured to 1730 South. See attached map for the bike detour. Please follow detour signs. The bike lane detour will be in place through 2019.
Construction Timeline
Construction Facts
