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Public works outlines crosswalk upgrades at Brighton High, cautions on dedicated turn lane cost and property impacts

Cottonwood Heights City Council · April 22, 2026
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Public Works Director Matt Shipp reviewed crosswalk relocations, RRFB (rapid‑flashing beacon) install, new overhead street lights, and striping near Brighton High; staff said a dedicated right‑turn lane would require property acquisition from adjacent owners and may not deliver a net safety benefit.

Public Works Director Matt Shipp briefed the Cottonwood Heights City Council on April 21 about recent pedestrian safety improvements near Brighton High and options raised by the school community council, including a request for a dedicated right‑turn lane.

Shipp said the crosswalk was moved in 2021 to align with school access, that rapid‑flashing beacons (RRFBs) and overhead street lighting were installed in 2023 to improve driver…

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