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Immigration Canyon moves forward with UDOT‑led process for $6.1 million road safety project; residents press for surveys and property protections
Summary
Council authorized staff to begin the UDOT procurement and environmental process for a $6.1 million road safety project that could add shoulders, drainage and bike lanes; staff and residents disagreed about when property surveys and draft designs will be available and whether the environmental review will require a higher NEPA level.
Councilmembers voted to authorize staff to begin the UDOT RPLOQ (request for pool of letters of qualifications) and to use UDOT’s environmental process to advance a $6.1 million grant‑funded road safety project on Immigration Canyon Road.
Tamron (project presenter) told the meeting the grant covers slope stabilization, guardrail evaluation and relocation, drainage and culvert replacement, and evaluation of bike lanes from 5655 Immigration Canyon Road to Pine Crest Canyon Road. “We anticipate it will be the CATEX,” Tamron said, describing…
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