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Council discusses Gina Road safety, treatments and funding options; property acquisition planned
Summary
Herriman staff presented traffic counts and design options for Gina Road, recommending short‑term dust control this summer and beginning property acquisition while the council considers funding options (including reallocating $1.8M of previously budgeted water infrastructure funds).
Herriman staff led an extended discussion on June 11 about improvements to Gina Road, identifying it as the last unimproved corridor in the basin and outlining both short‑term treatments and full reconstruction options.
Planning staff said Gina Road was annexed in February 2009 and remains the last holdout in the area for paving and complete street improvements. Traffic counts taken May 20–28 showed an average daily traffic volume "about 200 vehicles per day," and staff reported the 80th‑percentile speeds were "sitting right at 18 miles per hour," with occasional outliers recorded as high as 61 mph.
Staff presented options that range from a surface dust…
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