Snow Creek crossing tunnel versus HAWK
City of ParkUtah- Detected
- Jul 16, 2026
- 114 days ago
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THE 30-SECOND BRIEF
Engineering staff presented alternatives for the Snow Creek area active transportation crossing: a $4 million at-grade HAWK signal or several below-grade tunnel options costing up to $17 million, plus associated waterline replacement. The tunnel is the last project intended to use Walkability bond funds, with an $11.5 million anticipated city contribution, but Council raised concerns about right-of-way impacts and high costs.
UDOT is pressuring the City to spend grant money, and Council directed staff to proceed with further analysis, including a Homestake Road traffic signal study and discussions with property owners and UDOT about feasible options. Design is incomplete and no construction contracts are in place, so there is upcoming opportunity for transportation/traffic engineering, right-of-way and utility design, and eventual construction implementation once a preferred alternative is selected.
Walkability bond funds and UDOT grants are implicated; right-of-way constraints and impacts to SN Realty and Holiday Village noted by a consulting architect.
From the meeting
- Meeting date
- July 16, 2026
- Agency
- City of Park
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