CONSTRUCTION UPDATE
Update | August 2024
INTERCHANGE CONSTRUCTION UNDERWAY
12-Month Full East-West Closure
Now Underway​
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East-west travel on 4700 South at Bangerter Highway is now closed for up to one year to accommodate ongoing interchange construction. This closure will be in place through July 2025 as crews work to take Bangerter Highway underneath 4700 South.
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Travel on Bangerter Highway for both northbound and southbound will be maintained, with right-on / right-off access from 4700 South. There is no east-west through access for drivers or pedestrians during this closure. Motorists, bicyclists and pedestrians needing to travel across Bangerter Highway east or westbound should do so at the 4100 South or 5400 South intersections. Drivers should expect travel delays, slow down and follow all detours when traveling in the area.
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INTERSECTION MAP
PROJECT UPDATES
Stay up-to-date with the latest project information, including what impacts to expect during construction, by signing up for email progress updates at the top of the page or by emailing Bangerter@utah.gov.
DRIVER & PEDESTRIAN DETOUR
UTA Bus Service
The Utah Transit Authority (UTA) continue to operate the 4700 South bus routes during this closure. Riders can expect longer ride times as buses navigate the available detour route. See the map, below, for specific bus stop locations near the intersection.
3D Renderings - 4700 South Interchange
Curious what the new interchange will look like when completed? Check out this photo-realistic rendering:
Mountain View Corridor Storage Site
As part of the Bangerter project, crews will use the empty space on Mountain View Corridor (MVC) between 12600 South and 13400 South as a storage site. Activities at this site could include material hauling and storage, recycled concrete crushing operations, machinery storage and other construction needs as necessary. This storage site will be in place for the duration of the Bangerter project, which is anticipated to be completed by the end of 2025.
Bangerter Highway and MVC are coordinating on utilizing the empty spaces along MVC to reduce the expensive and long hauling distances to landfills. This demonstrates UDOT’s commitment to one of its core values, to be fiscally responsible. UDOT sees recycling of concrete, which for this project will be reused on Bangerter Highway, as an innovative transportation solution. Recycling of concrete also contributes to UDOT’s efforts to reduce construction waste in landfills and importing materials from gravel pits.
Nearby residents can expect increased noise, dust, vibration and construction vehicles entering and exiting the site. Due to night noise restrictions, most activities will only be conducted during the day.