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Council previews Woodhill contract, wayfinding signs and construction access concerns

Price City Council · September 24, 2025
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Summary

Council reviewed the Woodhill contract timeline, wayfinding sign placements with UDOT, and resident access around temporary jersey barriers; staff said the Woodhill contractor must finish work by December and will coordinate access through John Boyd.

Staff reported the city has an approval pending for a contract to begin the Woodhill project; the contractor will have until Dec. 20 to complete work and staff said they expect the contractor to move faster than that deadline.

Council members raised concerns about residents' access behind temporary jersey barriers and whether contractors or residents should coordinate entry. Staff asked residents to contact the contractor coordinator (John Boyd) for access arrangements and said they will evaluate the timing to reduce unsafe detours.

On signage, staff (S3) described a UDOT-driven wayfinding program with fabrication and engineering underway; signs along Carbon Avenue and Main Street must meet breakaway requirements. The planning and installation schedule aims to place signs before winter if weather allows.

No votes were taken. Staff will return with coordination plans for resident access and a construction schedule to minimize traffic disruptions.