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St. George is finally tackling its housing and traffic nightmares! The new mayor's got a plan, and it could mean big changes for how we live and get around.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 3 the 60 before, 2 the 90 before that.
The contract for construction was awarded for $854,000.
Residents living on the affected street.
Commuters who use the street as a shortcut.
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The city is building a new road connection to help traffic flow as the area grows and I-15 construction begins. This project is a major step in keeping local traffic moving.
The city is planning upgrades to Ezra Drive to make the road safer and better for traffic.
A resident requested speed bumps on their street, citing dangerous traffic levels and speeding vehicles using the road to bypass traffic lights.
Construction worker digs on a city street during road repair work in urban area St. George News
‘This is the missing connection’: St. George’s new longest bridge expected to ease traffic woes ABC4 Utah
'We're in tune to that': Ivins community leaders discuss housing issues after Strong Towns presentation St. George News
The city is partnering with UDOT to widen 700 South, which will improve traffic flow and include pedestrian upgrades.
Residents are asking the city to consider allowing owner-occupied short-term rentals to help with rising living costs, while balancing neighborhood concerns.
St. George considers more flashing crosswalks in high traffic areas to help safety KUTV
St. George’s new mayor outlines plans to tackle housing affordability and traffic The Salt Lake Tribune
Construction, road renovations to impact St. George traffic KUTV
Opposing sides celebrate, bemoan BLM's approval of Northern Corridor right-of-way St. George News
The city is coordinating with UDOT on a major road project. Residents are concerned about the impact of new medians on business access and traffic flow.
The city is updating rules to allow more accessory dwelling units, which can help provide more housing options for residents.
St. George is planning a $195 million expansion of I-15. Here’s what residents had to say about it. The Salt Lake Tribune
Lowers overall neighborhood density and reduces expected traffic generation on Highway 18.
The removal of the lighting will reduce the visual impact of the tower at night.
The project will connect the new bridge to River Road, helping to manage traffic flow.
The school will operate with specific drop-off times to minimize traffic impact on the neighborhood.