I am retired and live in Woods Cross. I drive on the Legacy Highway quite often, and I love it, but I have noticed some problems that I don't think are being addressed.
First, the weeds are growing out of control, and the shrubs and trees are dying from lack of care. Second, I understood from last year that they were going to build two or three rest rooms along the hiking/biking trail. That needs to be done.
Let's keep Legacy something that we can be proud of.
Mike Sullivan
Woods Cross
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No one drives it. A total waste of money. Extra lanes to nowhere.
I love Legacy Hiway. I don't drive it that much because I live in Utah County, but when I do I really enjoy it. By the way, where are all of the critics who said it would be a disaster. I don't hear much from them now.
So long as there are NO tacky and trashy billboards - it's beautiful.
I'd take weeds and dead trees over
trashy light up signs for Breast Augmentation and Ambulance Chasing Lawyers anyday.