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$230M MVC Segment Supports Salt Lake County Growth By Cindy Riley CEG CORRESPONDENT

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Intended to address short-term regional transportation concerns while providing a long-term solution for the future, Utah’s Mountain View Corridor Project is using a phased construction approach to balance transportation needs with available funds. “Growth in western Salt Lake County is increasing, and additional transportation infrastructure is needed to support the growth,” said Codee Raymond, Utah

The current construction includes building embankment, structures, trails and paving.

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Utah’s Mountain View Corridor Project is using a phased construction approach to balance transportation needs with available funds.

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Department of Transportation (UDOT) resident engineer. “MVC provided a north-south option for both vehicles and trail users on the west side of the valley. We are currently constructing a segment that will connect to SR-201 in summer 2021.” Raymond said the growth that’s occurred over the last decade has outpaced the existing transportation infrastructure. “The construction of MVC will address short-term regional transportation needs. The connection to SR-201 is needed now to support the growth that has already occurred.” The project has been in the

works for years. Numerous efforts have been made to raise awareness among residents and future users of the new roadway and facilities. According to UDOT’s website, during initial construction of MVC in Salt Lake County, UDOT built two lanes in each direction from Redwood Road (at approximately 16000 South) to 4100 South (between 5600 West and 6000 West). Initial construction includes frontage roads in each direction from 16000 South to Old Bingham Highway with signalized intersections and bike lanes. North of Old Bingham Highway, UDOT built the outside lanes of the future freeway in each direction and the

future on and off ramps. A biking and walking trail runs adjacent to the entire corridor. In Utah County, a 3-mi. frontage road system was built from Redwood Road to I-15 on 2100 North in Lehi. The frontage road system consists of two lanes in each direction with signalized intersections where MVC crosses local roads. Land is preserved in the middle for future expansion. Future phases will build out the remainder of the corridor by converting intersections to interchanges and adding inside lanes to achieve a fully functional freeway. Mountain View Corridor will ultisee MOUNTAIN page 4

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mately be a 35-mi. freeway from I80 in Salt Lake County to S.R. 73 in Utah County. MVC is a state-funded project. The current construction costs of the segment of MVC from 4100 South to SR-201 are approximately $230M. Raymond said motorists throughout the area will benefit from the construction. “The construction will provide alternatives for vehicular, pedestrians, and cyclists to increase mobility along the western side of Salt Lake County,” said Raymond. “Congestion is a large problem, creating long commute times, and increased traffic on the roads. MVC will alleviate congestion in the east-west direction, as well. The number of trucks located along the corridor is significant, and MVC will facilitate reduced congestion.” Fortunately, there have been no serious issues for crews to address, to date. “Work is proceeding well. A haul route has been constructed, and the contractor is embanking between 4100 South and SR 201.” Raymond acknowledged there are a number of concerns related to the project, but workers are dealing with what comes their way. “There are soils of poor quality in the area that are requiring stabilization in order to support the roadway. There are more than 20 structures that will be constructed as part of the project. Maintenance of traffic and impacts during construction pose challenges to the motoring public. The amount of traffic on major streets close to the project pose challenges for construction.” A total of 17 miles of MVC corridor are open in Salt Lake County from 16000 South to 4100 South. Three miles are open in Utah County between I-15 and Redwood Road. Current construction is from 4100 South to SR-201 and from 2100 North to SR-73, with expected completion in 2019. The construction for 4100 South to SR-201 is ongoing, with plans for completion in the summer of 2021. The current construction includes building embankment, structures, trails and paving. In Utah County, from 2100 North to SR-73, the project will be complet-

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A variety of materials will be used on the project, ranging from common borrow (fill), granular borrow, untreated base course, concrete, steel, asphalt, concrete walls, geotextiles, light-weight aggregate, gravel, steel piles, drainage pipe culverts, utility conduits and canal liners.

ed in 2019. Earthwork crews in Utah County are nearing completion of the excavation and placement of embankment materials to build the new roadway, which is anticipated to be open to the public in 2019. There are several milestones crews will mark as work continues. They include the reconstruction of 3500 South, 5600 West bridge deck replacement and the interchange at S.R. 201. Raymond noted that bridge work is a significant part of MVC work. “There are more than 25 bridge structures that will be constructed with the current project. This includes construction of the embankment to the bridge, the superstructure, bridge deck, abutments and walls.” Construction crews will use scrapers, loaders, graders, haul trucks, cranes, bulldozers, pile driving hammers, concrete paving and placement machines and backhoes to complete their work. A variety of materials will be used on the project, ranging from common borrow (fill), granular borrow, untreated base course, concrete, steel, asphalt, concrete walls, geotextiles, light-weight aggregate, gravel, steel piles,

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Earthwork crews are nearing completion of the excavation and placement of embankment materials to build the new roadway, which is anticipated to be open to the public in 2019.

drainage pipe culverts, utility conduits and canal liners. The elements have already been a factor, although conditions have improved. “Utah experienced a very wet spring this year, so the construction did not start as quickly as anticipat-

ed. The weather has since dried out, and construction is progressing.” The contractor has constructed a haul road away from other roads to minimize the interaction between construction equipment and the public. During construction, residents, businesses and drivers

should be aware of trucks entering and exiting the work zone, as well as lane closures; changes to traffic patterns; and potential travel delays. As for precautions taken, said Raymond, “The contractor employs safety measures for all aspects of construction for both the workers and the public. They have a full-time safety manager who conducts weekly training.” Construction activities in Utah County are ongoing day and night, five to seven days a week, requiring a great deal of discussion and teamwork. “As with any construction project, there is an immense amount of planning and coordination to complete the work. UDOT and the contractor have an experienced and talented team working together to complete the project.” According to Raymond, as much as 2.4 million cu. yds. of material will be placed in Salt Lake County. In addition, the MVC project calls for 378,000 sq. yds. of concrete paving. During early planning studies for MVC, officials evaluated potential sound wall locations for each segment of the initial construction. The sound analysis identified areas that qualify for sound walls according to UDOT policy. In addition, in preparation for future roadway construction, MVC has been coordinating the relocation of existing utility transmission lines and the construction of new lines in a location that accommodates the future of MVC. The MVC project includes elements such as air quality monitoring components, the use of phased transit with the incorporation of an express bus service, accommodation of pedestrians, cyclists and multi-users along the corridor. The transit components of the project include extending light rail (TRAX) to Daybreak Parkway, which is built and operational, and a transit solution located along 5600 West in Salt Lake County. The Phase 1 transit component along 5600 West will be built once funding is identified. This transit system will be 29 mi. in length, serving West Jordan, Kearns, West Valley and Salt Lake City, as well as Salt Lake International Center, Salt Lake International Airport and downtown Salt Lake City.  CEG

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Divvy broke ground on its new headquarters in Draper, Utah, on Aug. 12.

Divvy Breaks Ground on New Headquarters in Draper Divvy, an expense management company, broke ground on its new headquarters in Draper, Utah, on Aug. 12. This new facility will accommodate the company's rapid growth. Co-founder and CEO, Blake Murray, was joined by the Divvy team for a groundbreaking ceremony to celebrate the occasion. The 150,000-sq.-ft. building will include an outdoor basketball court, gender neutral restrooms and a striking hotel-inspired

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The Divvy team grew by more than 500 percent in 2018, will more than double in 2019 and is projected to double again in 2020. “We’re building for how we work and are being intentional about how our space best supports our people,” said Casey Bailey, VP of people and places. Trusted by more than 3,000 companies, Divvy gives financial leaders real-time visibility into the spending within their organization, according to the company. Earlier this year, Divvy announced a $200 million financing round led by NEA, with participation from Pelion Venture Partners and Insight Venture partners. Following this announcement, Divvy was named one of Forbes’ Next Billion-Dollar Startups, a list of the country’s 25 fastest-growing, venture-backed startups.

About Divvy Divvy is a financial technology company with a mission to make Divvy photo money smarter by modernizing The 150,000-sq.-ft. building will include an out- payment processes and expense door basketball court, gender neutral restrooms and a striking hotel-inspired lobby, designed for management. With Divvy, businesses can make one-time or flexibility and team collaboration. recurring payments using integratlobby, designed for flexibility and team col- ed virtual and physical corporate credit cards laboration. Once completed in June 2020, — each tied to dynamic limits controlled by the new building will accommodate up to centrally-managed budgets. Divvy also 850 team members. automates expense management, delegates “This space will allow us to continue payment process, and gives financial leaders investing in our people and our product,” real-time visibility and control of companysaid Murray. “We’re excited to have a place wide spending. where our team can come together, be colFor more information, visit getdivvy.com. laborative and deliver their best work.” 

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Canyon Village…

American Cancer Columbus Pacific Secures $165M Society Hosts Annual Loan for Pendry Park City Resort ‘Big Dig’ Fundraiser Mosaic Real Estate Credit provided $165 million in construction financing to Columbus Pacific for development of Pendry Park City in Utah. Pre-construction work on the residential resort has begun. An official groundbreaking is scheduled for summer, and completion is anticipated for winter 2021. Situated in the Canyons Village on Sundial Court, the residential resort will offer 233-key ski-in lift-out guein the Canyons Village on Sundial Court, the residential resort strooms and suites, and con- Situated will offer 233-key ski-in lift-out guestrooms and suites, and condos rangdos ranging from $395,000 ing from $395,000 to $3.7 million. to $3.7 million. The project also will include five restaurants, a fitness center and out with the success of the pre-sales,” said Mosaic spa, 7,000 sq. ft. of indoor meeting space and 40,000 Real Estate’s Peter . “Our financing allows Pendry Park City to become a best-in-class project that will sq. ft. of commercial space. “Columbus Pacific’s business plan has been proven anchor Canyon Village’s overall master plan.” 

The American Cancer Society Construction vs. Cancer, Big Dig, presented by Woodbury Corporation, will welcome kids of all ages to the Utah State Fairgrounds on Sept. 27 from 5 to 8 p.m., where they will be able to view and operate various types of construction equipment. This is the second year for the event in Salt Lake City which also will feature bands, games and food trucks for the whole family. Pediatric cancer survivors and their families also will be honored at the event and receive free admission. They will be able to spend some fun time together and take time away from treatments and doctor’s appointments. The American Cancer Society is working to attack cancer from every angle. Proceeds from Construction vs. Cancer will support pediatric cancer research. The Society is committed to saving lives from childhood cancer and funds research that helps to better understand childhood cancers and develop effective therapies. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit Utbigdig.org. 

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