Construction
SR-77 Paving
Starting May 6, 2024
The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) will resurface State Route 77 in Utah County from Main Street in West Springville City to SR-147 near the Lakeshore community. The project objectives are aimed at preserving the life of the roadway. This resurfacing process will help increase the longevity of the road surface, address roadway imperfections and enhance motorist safety by providing good skid resistance for vehicles. Additional work will include updated roadway signage, travel lane painting/striping, and road surface directional markings.
Canyon Road & 620 South Intersection
In an effort to reduce vehicular speeds and provide a safer pedestrian crossing at 620 South on Canyon Road, Springville City has installed temporary traffic calming infrastructure at this intersection.
A concept interim mini-roundabout has been selected as shown in the photo below.
The mini-roundabout will help improve safety conditions at this intersection by:
- Slowing vehicles as they approach the narrowed intersection.
- Reducing the pedestrian crossing distance across Canyon Road from approximately 40 to 25 feet.
- Requiring motorists to reduce speed as they negotiate the mini-roundabout.
The push-button activated rapid flashing beacon lights that are currently installed at this location will remain, and add additional visibility for pedestrians crossing.
Schedule
The above described improvements are temporary, with a final intersection design in the works in conjunction with the new Springville High School construction and access roadway improvements. These temporary intersection improvements have been installed
Google Fiber
Will every resident be able to access Google Fiber?
Google Fiber is working with Springville City, private homeowner associations and property managers, to reach and access as many households as possible.
When will they start and how long will it take to complete installation?
Google Fiber expects to start construction this spring and aims to finish the initial build in about 18 months.
Will the installation be disruptive to commuter/neighborhood traffic?
Google Fiber will construct its network within city right-of-way easements, in accordance with all permitting protocol. Springville residents can expect to see construction crews in the roadways and adjacent softscapes/yards, that are part of the city’s right-of-way easements. Crews will notify residents and businesses ahead of construction staging by way of door hangers, street signage, cones and other safety and informational efforts.
Google Fiber will work to limit traffic impacts and disruption to residents. Anyone with questions or concerns can contact the Google Fiber Construction hotline at 1-877-454-6959.