CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES*

 

4100 South to 4700 South

  • Lane shifts and closures are in place while construction crews bore under Redwood Road and install various equipment on the west side of the road for new electrical services.
  • Right turns in and out of businesses on the west side of the road will be maintained during construction. 

 

4270 South to 4450 South

  • Crews plan to resurface the road across the open trench on the west side of Redwood Road beginning the week of May 30.*
    • At least one driveway access will be maintained with intermittent driveway closures to be expected as construction vehicles move through the work zone.
  • Crews will perform work in backyards and along sidewalks to install conduit for new electrical services. Please contact the Public Involvement team if you have questions about your property. 

 

5000 South (Smiley Drive) to 5400 South

  • Crews plan to stain the decorative fence on the east side of Redwood Road in late May. Remaining panels will be installed this summer, once power poles are removed to allow for sufficient room for crews to work.
    • Pedestrians are temporarily detoured to the west side of Redwood Road.
    • Northbound traffic has been shifted west during active construction.
    • The UTA bus stop at 5100 S. and Redwood Rd. is temporarily discontinued to ensure safety during sidewalk and fence placement. Please use the closest bus stop at 4935 S. and Redwood Rd. (StopID: 153155).
    • No left turns are allowed in the traffic shift for safety purposes.

 

PROJECT REMINDERS

 

Pedestrians are asked to follow all posted detours and to remain out of constructions zones for safety. 

 

Please pay attention to lane shifts while traveling through this section of the work zone.

 

*Construction schedules are subject to change due to utility, material, weather, or equipment delays.

SURROUNDING BUSINESSES & RESIDENTS CAN EXPECT:

 

  • Construction activities 5 days per week
  • Lane shifts and traffic delays 
  • Increased noise, dust, and vibration
  • Construction crews and equipment in the area
  • Two lanes of traffic open in each direction

 

 

PROJECT OVERVIEW

 

Taylorsville City, in coordination with the Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT), is improving mobility and safety along Redwood Road between 4100 South and 5400 South (Taylorsville City, Utah). This corridor has a significant amount of traffic and experiences vehicle conflicts, crashes and congestion due to its many commercial and public accesses.

 

The purpose of this project is to improve traffic flow and safety, remove obstructions near the road and enhance the Redwood Road corridor.

 

ENHANCEMENTS INCLUDE:​

  • Installation of right-turn pockets ​

  • Consolidation of commercial and public accesses​

  • Removal and reconstruction of curb and gutter, driveways, sidewalks, pedestrian ramps, roadway signage​

  • Installation of pavement markings, drainage modifications and utility relocations​

  • Relocation of overhead powerlines and power poles underground​

  • Installation of bus pullouts, pedestrian benches and shelters at the UTA bus stops​

  • Installation of wider park strips and improved aesthetics with landscaping​​

 

CONTACT US

 

Email: redwoodroadmobility@utah.gov

Hotline: 855-663-6800

Website: https://udotinput.utah.gov/redwoodroadmobility

 

 

ADJACENT PROJECTS

 

Redwood Road Updated

 

The Redwood Road Updated Project from 6200 South to I-215 is underway to improve traffic flow and increase safety on the corridor and at the interchange. For questions and concerns related to this project, please contact the public information team: 

Hotline: 385-955-5595

Email: redwoodroadupdated@utah.gov

Web: udotinput.utah.gov/redwoodroadupdated

 

 

Schedule

July 2022: Contruction Begins

Summer 2023: Construction Ends

*Construction activity is weather, materials, and equipment-dependent and subject to change

 

Contact Information

Hotline: 855-663-6800

Email: redwoodroadmobility@utah.gov