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Utah Transportation Commission approves funding for Lehi pedestrian bridge

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Utah Transportation Commission approves funding for Lehi pedestrian bridge
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The Utah Transportation Commission has approved state funding for the S.R. 92 Pedestrian Bridge in Lehi. This allocation allows the project to move into the design and construction phase with a total budget of $9 million.

Key takeaways

  • The Utah Transportation Commission approved $4.5 million for the S.R. 92 Pedestrian Bridge in Lehi.
  • Total project funding will reach $9 million when combined with Mountainland Association of Government funds.
  • The bridge will connect trails north and south of the Timpanogos Highway.
  • The project will provide safer pedestrian access to Belmont Elementary and Viewmont Middle School.

The Utah Transportation Commission has approved state funding for the S.R. 92 Pedestrian Bridge in Lehi, according to a report published November 9. This decision allows the project to move forward into the design and construction phase.

The state will allocate $4,533,402 to the project through the Transportation Investment Fund. This state contribution will be paired with $4,466,598 in funding from the Mountainland Association of Government, bringing the total project funding to $9 million.

The bridge is intended to connect various trails located to the north and south of S.R. 92, also known as the Timpanogos Highway. Once completed, it will provide a safer pedestrian route to both Belmont Elementary and Viewmont Middle School.

The funding was approved by the Utah Transportation Commission last week.

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