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516:, Great Salt Lake Audubon, and Utah Physicians for a Healthy Environment proposed a "shared solution" and distributed it to several top officials. Instead of building a new freeway, the Shared Solution proposed to enhance existing roads and increase transit, emphasizing "boulevard community development", new innovative intersection designs, and locally focused road designs. It also proposed widening existing east-west arterial roads and building a reversible lane on I-15. According to its proponents, the Shared Solution improvements combined would move the same amount of traffic as a freeway. UDOT agreed to study the Shared Solution, but rejected it in 2016 after determining it would not alleviate congestion enough to meet transportation needs in 2040. However, UDOT acknowledged the efforts of the Shared Solution coalition, and included many ideas from the Shared Solution in plans for the West Davis Corridor as well as other area projects. 438:
come to an agreement. Officials from West Point had identified a corridor along Bluff Road and had been preserving land along it since 1986. However, Syracuse preferred a western alignment that would not split the city, citing hazards to schools and other city facilities. Two western routes were being studied: one that ran roughly between 4200 and 4500 West, and another just east of the Great Salt Lake marshes. The 4500 West corridor ran through 1,000 acres of productive farmland and was deeply opposed by farmers and the state agricultural department, while the Great Salt Lake corridor would negatively impact wetlands protected under federal law. While
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completion date estimated at mid-2024. By March 2023, completion had reached 70 percent, but the expected opening was pushed back to fall 2024, in part due to construction delays caused by the unusually snowy winter that year. Despite these delays, significant progress was made over the following spring and summer, and by September, UDOT hoped to have the highway open by the end of the year. However, construction was abruptly halted after a construction worker was killed in a
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Weber County to the intersection of 4900 West and 5500 South. From this point it would continue to 4000 South along an alignment just west of 4700 West, before moving east to 3500 West and continuing north to end at 1200 South. This corridor was identified as the preferred alternative in a 2001 study. A route through the rest of Weber County would not be identified until a 2009 supplemental study.
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on in the process. Environmental groups generally opposed the highway, citing concerns over wetlands and air quality. By August 2010, the UDOT study had identified four possible routings through northwestern Davis County: the 2001 alignment along Bluff Road, another alignment east of Bluff Road following existing electrical transmission lines, another alignment further east following the
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ground-level construction, and noise-reducing pavement. In addition, 20 miles of new multi-use trails will be built paralleling the highway. Although not all parties were happy with the results of the study, most were satisfied with the changes UDOT had made between the 2013 and 2017 environmental studies.
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Unlike the similar Legacy Parkway to the south, the freeway would have a 65 mph speed limit and allow large trucks, but UDOT officials expect low truck traffic on the corridor. However, several concessions were made to environmental groups; in particular, UDOT agreed to use dark-sky lighting designs,
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was released on July 6, 2017, followed by a two-month public comment period. The 2017 route was largely identical to the one proposed in 2013, extending from Glovers Lane northwest to 1800 North (SR-37) in West Point. Although Farmington had pushed for the highway to end at Shepard Lane, UDOT studies
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In 2010, UDOT began an $ 8 million federal environmental impact study on the North Legacy Corridor, though by this time UDOT had changed the name of the project to "West Davis Corridor". To avoid legal battles similar to the Legacy Parkway controversies, UDOT reached out to environmental groups early
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However, most of these disputes had been resolved by July of that year, when the committee was finally able to select a route through northern Davis and southern Weber counties. Under the agreement, it would follow Bluff Road from Gentile north to 300 North in West Point, where it would go north into
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Planning for the corridor drew environmental controversy prior to its construction, leading to adjustments in response to environmental groups such as adding multi-purpose trails paralleling the highway. Construction began on the West Davis Corridor in early 2021 and was open to traffic on January 6,
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in West Point. This initial phase also includes interchanges at 950 North in Farmington, 200 North in Kaysville, 2700 West in Layton, and 2000 West and Antelope Drive (SR-127) in Syracuse, as well as over 10 miles (16 km) of multi-use trails paralleling the highway. Farmington Bay Constructors,
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Almost from the beginning, the planned routing of what was then known as the Western Transportation Corridor was filled with disputes. In particular, a dispute over the routing north of Gentile Street in Layton came to a head in April 1997, when the committee tasked with selecting a route could not
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commuter rail line, and a fourth alignment along the eastern edge of the Great Salt Lake. The study had narrowed down to three potential options by September 2011, including two alternatives that would have negative impacts on wetlands and agriculture, plus a "no-build" alternative. The study was
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was much more mixed. Some officials from that county opposed reserving land for a highway that might not ever be built, while others worried about the agricultural lifestyle of northwestern portions of the county. They also stated that the new corridor was not near the top of their priority list,
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Construction began in March 2021, with activity ramping up from south to north along the route in subsequent months. Work was contracted to be complete by fall 2024, but officials believed the project could be finished at a sooner date. The project was 60 percent complete by January 2023, with a
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The proposed routing was not without controversy. Although Farmington city officials supported the highway, they continued their opposition of the Glovers Lane routing, believing such an alignment would effectively bypass the city. Farmington officials suggested a connection to Interstate 15 at
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The first phase of the West Davis highway consists of a 16 miles (26 km) stretch of freeway with two lanes in each direction, extending from a system interchange at I-15 and Legacy Parkway in Farmington northwest through Kaysville, Layton, and Syracuse to a planned western extension of
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and UDOT issued a final record of decision in September 2017, with property acquisition and design continuing through 2018 and 2019. Construction of the segment between I-15 and Antelope Drive was expected to begin in 2020 and last through 2022, at a cost of $ 610 million.
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UDOT long-range plans call for the West Davis highway to be extended further northward in the future, running through the Weber County communities of Hooper and West Haven before ultimately connecting back to I-15 in southern
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alignment northward. However, Farmington was unhappy with this result and commissioned its own study, which recommended waiting to adopt an alignment until a full environmental analysis could be conducted.
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a joint venture of Ames Construction, Wadsworth Brothers Construction, and Staker Parson Materials and Construction, was contracted to design and build this first phase for $ 750 million.
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on October 23, 2023. The highway would officially open on January 6, 2024, although construction would not be completed until February 21, 2024.
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The draft environmental impact study was released in May 2013, outlining one proposed route that would begin at I-15 and Legacy Parkway in
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determined an interchange in that location would not meet federal safety guidelines due to its proximity to the US-89/Legacy interchange.
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study, which identified a preferred alignment beginning at a combined interchange with I-15/Legacy Parkway and roughly following the old
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However, the strongest opposition to the proposed freeway came from environmental groups. A coalition of several groups including the
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existed as early as the 1960s. However, it was not officially studied until 1995, when state representative Marda Dillree pushed the
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Possible connections between the proposed corridor (then referred to as Legacy North) and Legacy Parkway were identified in a 2007
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further refined in 2012, decreasing the area of wetlands, agriculture, and number of homes affected.
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to allocate $ 600,000 for a corridor planning study. The idea was included in Governor
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Shepard Lane instead, stating it would benefit the city and relieve congestion on
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residents would support a highway provided it would only carry local traffic.
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2024, although construction would not be completed until February 21, 2024.
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Wasatch Front Regional Council, Utah Department of Transportation (2001).
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cities and residents mostly supported the proposal, reception in
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opposed any route coming close to the Weber County line, while
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1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi
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Southern terminus; signed as exits 1A (I-15) and 1B (SR-67)
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Entering 829: 824: 1363:"Hundreds pack meeting to protest West Davis Corridor" 924:"Utah Opens Largest Highway Project Ahead of Schedule" 1337:"West Davis Corridor project unveiled amid criticism" 1389:"Critics push for alternative to West Davis highway" 1494:"New West Davis freeway receives final green light" 918: 916: 196: 182: 172: 167: 147: 126: 89: 84: 76: 68: 55: 32: 1152:InterPlan Transportation Planning (October 2009). 1103:"Legacy Highway corridor picked for Davis, Weber" 861: 859: 857: 855: 385:, it turns northward, ending at the extension of 1280:Lee, Jasen; Leonard, Wendy (September 8, 2011). 1603:"The West Davis Highway is set to finish early" 1518: 1516: 1514: 1282:"UDOT releases West Davis Corridor road plan" 779:; road narrows to 2 lanes north of this point 321:and goes through the western confines of the 8: 1308:"UDOT refines Davis County highway proposal" 1129:"North Legacy Transportation Corridor Study" 1077:"Plans for Legacy highway stall in N. 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(September 14, 2007). 950:"West Davis Corridor Preferred Alternative" 563:collapse at the highway's interchange with 1154:"North Legacy Corridor Supplemental Study" 598: 345:The highway begins at an interchange with 242: 50:The West Davis Corridor highlighted in red 1255:"UDOT studying Legacy, transit extension" 1229:"UDOT considers Legacy Parkway expansion" 999:"Lawmaker pushes for Ogden-S.L. corridor" 846: 843:Template:Attached KML/West Davis Corridor 971:Dougherty, Joseph (September 17, 2008). 472:Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad 325:before ending at an T-intersection with 1330: 1328: 851: 402:The idea for a new corridor connecting 1627:Jacobson, Matthew (October 24, 2023). 1575:O'Donoghue, Amy Joi (March 28, 2023). 1202:Dougherty, Joseph (January 18, 2010). 29: 1601:Jones, Derrick (September 20, 2023). 792: 783: 764: 755: 748: 739: 727: 718: 706: 697: 685: 676: 639: 630: 7: 1670:Transportation in Davis County, Utah 426:through the western portions of the 1665:Proposed roads in the United States 1549:Shenefelt, Mark (January 1, 2023). 1447:. Utah Department of Transportation 1387:O'Donoghue, Amy Joi (May 7, 2013). 1025:"Big changes down the road in Utah" 952:. Utah Department of Transportation 901:. Utah Department of Transportation 866:Hill, Victoria (January 6, 2024). 610: 323:Ogden–Clearfield metropolitan area 25: 1492:Davidson, Lee (October 3, 2017). 803:Northern terminus; T-intersection 447:instead favoring improvements on 293:) is a 16-mile-long (26 km) 1075:Rosebrock, Don (April 5, 1997). 1049:Rosebrock, Don (June 23, 1997). 793: 765: 650: 645: 640: 263: 248: 151: 132: 103: 98: 93: 35: 1051:"Road plan triggers deep split" 305:. The corridor splits off from 1466:Davidson, Lee (July 7, 2017). 1439:Whitney, Zach (July 6, 2017). 1361:Winslow, Ben (June 11, 2013). 1306:Lee, Jasen (October 4, 2012). 777:Single-point urban interchange 538:Federal Highway Administration 526:environmental impact statement 357:just south of Glovers Lane in 1: 1660:Freeways in the United States 1523:Shaw, Mitch (March 4, 2021). 1023:Arave, Lynn (July 17, 1996). 997:Edwards, Alan (May 3, 1995). 605: 1101:Hayes, Tom (July 19, 1997). 928:Construction Equipment Guide 72:16 mi (26 km) 1413:Lee, Jasen (May 20, 2016). 1335:Lee, Jasen (May 16, 2013). 1686: 807: 802: 789: 786: 775: 761: 758: 751: 745: 742: 734: 730: 724: 721: 713: 709: 703: 700: 692: 688: 682: 679: 671: 636: 633: 625: 620: 617: 614: 609: 604: 601: 451:and existing arterials. 241: 205:Utah State Highway System 201: 192: 163: 60: 48: 878:Sinclair Broadcast Group 847:KML is not from Wikidata 666:(Legacy Parkway) â€“ 1555:Ogden Standard-Examiner 1529:Ogden Standard-Examiner 592:The entire route is in 313:(US-89) along with the 80:January 6, 2024–present 432:Mountain View Corridor 412:Utah State Legislature 18:State Route 177 (Utah) 1472:The Salt Lake Tribune 479:Environmental studies 287:Utah State Route 177 930:. 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Index

State Route 177 (Utah)
State Route 177 marker
UDOT
I-15
US 89
SR-67
Farmington
SR-127
Syracuse
SR-193
United States
Utah
Interstate
US
State
Minor
Scenic
SR-176
SR-178
freeway
Davis County
Utah
Interstate 15
U.S. Route 89
Legacy Parkway
Farmington
Ogden–Clearfield metropolitan area
SR-193
West Point
I-15

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