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Magna City approves D.R. Horton agreement to finish 4100 South extension
Summary
Magna City on April 30 approved an agreement with D.R. Horton to complete the 4100 South extension from 8400 West to Little Valley Gateway, with construction already under way and an anticipated August 10, 2026 substantial‑completion date; costs are estimated $3.6M–$5.5M and funding mixes state appropriations and developer contributions.
Magna City approved an agreement on April 30, 2026, with developer D.R. Horton to finish the remaining construction of the 4100 South extension from the intersection at 8400 West to the west side of the Little Valley Gateway development. The city packet states D.R. Horton “has already begun grading and excavating” and the parties said they aim to open the road before the 2026–27 school year.
The written Agreement estimates total construction costs between $3.6 million and $5.5 million and lays out a cost‑reimbursement plan for the City tied to state appropriations and developer deposits. The Agreement anticipates the extension will be substantially complete and open for public travel on or before August 10, 2026, while recognizing factors beyond the developer’s control — for example, procurement or installation of traffic signal equipment — may affect exact timing. The action approved by the City formalizes the construction, funding and recordation processes described in the Agreement and authorizes the City to work with West Valley City and other stakeholders to complete the boundary adjustments and dedications required.
