Welcome to Mountain View Corridor, Utah County
In northern Utah County, the Mountain View Corridor will alleviate current east-west congestion in the area by connecting Redwood Road (S.R. 68) to Interstate 15 along 2100 North in Lehi. A portion of this roadway will be a reconstruction of the existing 2100 North and the rest will be new construction within the corridor.
The full 2100 North roadway will be built in phases as growth and need dictate and as funding becomes available. The phase about to be constructed includes two one-way highways along the route, with two lanes in each direction and at-grade intersections. New bridges will be built spanning the Jordan River and another set of bridges just west of the river will accommodate a future trail and roadway undercrossing. The Utah Transit Authority’s FrontRunner project will also build bridges for the future FrontRunner line and the existing Union Pacific rail line. The 2100 North roadway will cross beneath these railroad lines.
The system built now will preserve the right of way necessary for future phases. These phases include: Phase II, an expressway with frontage roads; and Phase III, a full freeway. Click here to see the anticipated configuration of the three phases. These phases will be constructed only as future traffic demand and growth warrant the expansion. The full freeway build will require additional environmental study before it can be designed and constructed.
Facts
Did you know…
- When finished MVC will extend 35 miles north and south from I-80 in Salt Lake County to Lehi Main St. in Utah County
- The new road along 2100 North in Lehi will be just the third direct connection between Redwood Road and I-15 in northern Utah County. (The other two are Lehi Main Street and the new Pioneer Crossing, which is currently under construction)
- Construction of 2100 North will start in December 2009 and will be finished in September 2011