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Overview
In the summer of 2018, Salt Lake City began to replace and rehabilitate aging underground utility lines to improve water and sewer services as part of a two-year effort to reconstruct this segment of 1300 East. After the completion of the first phase of the project in early 2019, we began to implement several roadway features as part of the final phase. These included:
- Replacement of obsolete and decaying drive approaches and sidewalk segments
- Replacement of the pavement, curb, and gutter
- Upgrades to storm drains
- New ADA compliant bus stops
- Dedicated center lane to allow left turns
- Bike lanes in both directions
- A consistent street design to match northern cross section
The project, completed in the fall of 2020, improves access, mobility, and drainage along this important city thoroughfare, and residents will enjoy more resilient utility services.
Project map
Funding
A $14 million investment to build the project was made possible by Salt Lake City Public Utilities Water and Sewer Enterprise funds, gas tax funds, the City’s Capital Improvement Program, as well as federal funds, which are administered by the Utah Department of Transportation.
Contact us
Email: engineeringinfo@slc.gov