Hundreds of road projects planned across the state

This spring, the Utah Department of Transportation will begin work on hundreds of road construction projects across the state. Some of the largest projects are listed below:

NORTHERN UTAH

Davis, Weber, Box Elder, Morgan, Cache and Rich counties

• I-15 NOW (New Ogden Weber) expansion, reconstruction and widening

April-fall 2008, $233 million

Where: 31st Street in Ogden to 2700 North in Farr West

Impact: Lanes reduced to two in each direction during daytime hours. At night and weekends, lanes reduced to one. Some full freeway closures anticipated. Interchange closures and cross-street closures.

www.udot.utah.gov/i15now

• U-126, pavement rehabilitation

April-August 2006, $5.8 million

Where: Midland Drive in Roy to 300 North in Clearfield

Impact: Lanes reduced to one in each direction by mid-April.

• Brigham City Main Street, reconstruction

April-October 2006, $8 million

Where: 700 South to 900 North

Impact: Full street closures, three blocks at a time.

• U.S. 89, Logan Canyon, pavement reconstruction, new passing lanes, bridge replacements

Finishes fall 2006, $23 million

Where: Canyon summit to Garden City. Three bridge replacements east of Logan.

Impact: One-way traffic over two bridges and in portions of canyon.

www.udot.utah.gov/logancanyon/

• U-91, Smithfield Main Street, reconstruction

June-December 2006, $5.8 million

Where: 400 South to 500 North

Impact: One lane open in each direction.

• I-15, concrete repairs

September-mid-October, $3 million

Where: Farmington to Layton

Impact: Periodic lane closures, except during peak traffic hours.