Eagle Mountain City is improving traffic flow in the LoneTree subdivision by removing entrance signage and creating dedicated turn lanes. Construction will continue through October 25, with detours in place for incoming traffic. The changes aim to ease congestion, enhance safety, and residents are advised to plan ahead for travel.
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Eagle Mountain City has begun work to remove the entrance signage and center median leading into the LoneTree subdivision.
The project, aimed at improving traffic flow in and out of the neighborhood, will create dedicated left-turn and right-turn lanes for residents exiting the neighborhood.
Construction is expected to continue through October 25, weather permitting. During construction hours, from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., motorists attempting to enter LoneTree will be detoured via Red Pine Road.
However, traffic exiting the neighborhood will still be able to use the traffic light, minimizing disruption for those leaving the area. Outside of construction hours, the entrance to LoneTree will remain open to incoming traffic.
The improvements are intended to ease congestion and streamline traffic movement for residents, particularly during peak travel times and during potential emergency situations. The City intends to reinstall the entrance signage in a different location.
The removal of the signage and median will allow for a more efficient design, reducing bottlenecks and improving safety.
Eagle Mountain City urges residents to plan accordingly and allow extra time when traveling through the area.
For updates on the project or for more information on detour routes, residents can visit the City’s “What’s Happening” page.
Publish Date: 2024-10-14T18:24:48.000Z
This article was written by an Eagle Mountain City staff member and was syndicated from the City website.