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Residents are demanding Sandy city officials finally do something about a dangerous intersection after another fatal crash. People are tired of the constant danger and want the city to take action.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before.
Developers will bear the cost of installing signage and painting curbs.
Local residents benefit from reduced traffic congestion and improved safety.
Existing neighbors concerned about traffic congestion.
Neighbors expressed concern about narrow roads and potential parking issues near the new subdivisions. The Commission required "no parking" signs and red-painted curbs to mitigate these risks.
Crash prompts new attention for Sandy intersection; city to reevaluate long-term solution KSL News
Neighbors push for safety changes after suspected DUI crash kills Sandy man KSL TV 5
Fatal crash at ‘troubled’ Sandy City intersection sparks demands for change, community speaks out ABC4 Utah
Fatal crash at ‘troubled’ Sandy City intersection sparks demands for change, community speaks out ABC4 Utah
The city is looking at ways to make 9400 South safer and less congested, including potential bike lanes and better traffic signals.
Residents are concerned about excessive speeding and noise levels on Wasatch Boulevard. They are calling for increased police enforcement and lower speed limits to improve safety.
3 teens, 1 adult injured in Sandy crash near 8400 South 1300 East Gephardt Daily News
Residents and commissioners are concerned that adding 19 residential units to the Riverside Park site will create too much traffic and that the proposed driveway access is unsafe.
Motorcyclist killed in single-vehicle Sandy City intersection crash; officials suggest speed as possible factor KUTV
Sandy City police ramping up enforcement in known speeding area KUTV
Significant concerns regarding traffic and access feasibility.
Adds three new residential lots to the area with strict parking and drainage requirements.
Minimal impact on the neighborhood as the church remains in use and construction is staged on-site.
Allows for residential development consistent with surrounding properties.
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