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Tired of sitting in traffic? Lehi's engineers are cooking up new strategies to get you moving faster. Get ready for potentially shorter commutes!
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days.
Unknown, but could require businesses to hire extra staff for traffic control.
Local drivers and nearby business owners who rely on clear access to the area.
The business owner, who faces stricter operational requirements.
Lehi city engineers test out strategies to improve congestion ABC4 Utah
Lehi tests longer light cycles on Triumph Blvd, neighbors push back over backups ABC4 Utah
Residents are frustrated with traffic spilling into neighborhoods and long-term road construction. The city is looking at long-term freeway plans to handle the massive growth.
Residents and commissioners are worried that the new pharmacy drive-thru will cause traffic backups and gridlock in the parking lot and on nearby streets.
Residents and the Commission are worried about drive-thru lines blocking traffic and emergency access. The city is now requiring businesses to have plans in place to manage traffic before it becomes a safety hazard.
Neighbors are worried that adding more homes will make the already busy 1200 East road even more dangerous and crowded.
The project was denied due to concerns about density and infrastructure.
The sign is intended to help drivers identify the store from the freeway, though neighbors expressed concerns about visual clutter.
Enables the creation of a flag lot for a new home.
This will allow a new financial institution to open at this location.
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