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Overview
Originally planned and designed as a smaller project, the Community Reinvestment Agency (formerly RDA) of Salt Lake City’s 300 West Streetscape Improvements was broken out into a larger project.
The first part of this project was completed in 2014 and included the installation of landscaped median islands and pedestrian safety enhancements at multiple intersections, including curb extensions to shorten crossing distances, ADA ramps, and new signal push-button poles with marked crosswalks.
The latest part of this project furthered these efforts with added curb extensions at seven intersections and one crossing near West High School, pedestrian crossing signals at 400 North and Reed Avenue, and a new park strip and other landscaping improvements to the north near Warm Springs Park.
The project also included UTA planned bus stop relocations and improvements that will greatly increase comfort and ADA accessibility for transit users.
Project map
Timeline and funding
The project took place from September to December 2021 and was funded through a $3.2 million investment from Salt Lake City’s Community Reinvestment Agency (formerly RDA), spanning all phases of work.
Contact us
Email: engineeringinfo@slc.gov