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Approved plans and UDOT/utility requirements set construction standards and permit conditions
Summary
Exhibit A includes detailed site, grading, utility and signal plans (Ensign Eng., dated April 14, 2026) with UDOT notes on encroachment permits, seasonal work windows and signal installation requirements; the packet requires contractors to follow APWA, UDOT and local standards and to call Blue Stakes before excavation.
Exhibit A attached to the Agreement is a detailed engineering package prepared by Ensign Engineering (print date April 14, 2026) and contains general notes, site plans, grading plans, utility layouts, signage and signal details for the 4100 South extension. The plans reiterate that construction in the UDOT right‑of‑way (8400 West / Route U‑111) will require an encroachment permit and is subject to seasonal and peak‑hour work restrictions.
The packet also includes traffic‑signal and conduit details for the 8400 West intersection, lists required coordination with Rocky Mountain Power and West Valley City for lighting and inspections, and specifies Magna Water District coordination for water infrastructure. Contractors are instructed to verify all utilities in the field and comply with APWA and UDOT standards.
