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Council continues Wolfpack Way access-management map to allow map updates
Summary
Council continued consideration of the Wolfpack Way access‑management map so engineers can incorporate requested access points, shared access alignments and lighting details; the motion to continue passed 3-0.
Hyde Park City Council voted 3-0 to continue consideration of the Wolfpack Way access‑management map after councilmembers identified missing or misplaced access points and asked staff to request updated drawings from the project engineer.
Staff explained the city adopted a road master plan in 2024 that requires access management on higher‑speed corridors similar to UDOT standards, including minimum spacing of roughly 330 feet between accesses. The map under consideration shows existing and proposed access points, roundabouts, and street lighting along the planned Wolfpack Way corridor.
Councilmembers asked staff and Sunrise Engineering to add existing access points for city property, move an access to align with a shared stub for Wolfpack Heights, and show additional access points on the Balch property. Members also discussed whether additional street lighting should be required near high‑volume access points and whether crosswalks should be limited to major intersections or roundabouts because Wolfpack Way will function as a higher‑speed corridor.
Because the map in the packet lacked several of the requested edits, a councilmember moved to continue the item and asked Sunrise Engineering to incorporate the discussed changes for review at the next meeting. The motion passed 3‑0.
