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Lehi · City Council work session

Lehi joins six-city work session on North Utah County transportation; Lehi says another Mountain View Corridor to I-15 link is needed

July 30, 2024, 6:00 p.m. · Saratoga Springs Community Room, 367 S. Saratoga Rd., Saratoga Springs

Lehi's mayor and all five council members attended a joint work session hosted by Saratoga Springs with American Fork, Cedar Fort, Eagle Mountain and Fairfield, plus a congressman and the Mountainland Association of Governments (MAG). Cities compared road projects and growth plans; Lehi's city administrator said another connection from Mountain View Corridor to I-15 is needed in the north. No votes were taken and the next joint meeting is planned for October.

From the approved minutes. Updated October 14, 2026.

Decisions at a glance

Agenda, item by item

  1. Item 2 · Presentation

    North Utah County transportation presentation and discussion

    Discussed · North Utah County

    Saratoga Springs City Manager Mark Christensen said the aim is to mesh city plans and understand growth impacts, working with UDOT, MAG and state leaders. Cities described UDOT projects and their own projects and studies. Lehi City Administrator Jason Walker said Lehi feels another Mountain View Corridor to I-15 connection is needed in the north area; obstacles to a better network include the Jordan River. A MAG representative said the regional transportation plan runs to 2050 and urged cities to preserve corridors, including trails; MAG is also joining a statewide grid study on transit.

    • Host: Saratoga Springs
    • Attending cities: Saratoga Springs, American Fork, Cedar Fort, Eagle Mountain, Fairfield, Lehi
    • Also present: U.S. Rep. Burgess Owens; MAG
  2. Item 3 · Other

    General discussion and data sharing

    Discussed

    Lehi Assistant City Engineer Brad Kenison reported that city engineers had agreed to share data to collaborate on transit and future plans. Saratoga Springs invited cities to share data that could help with utilities, emergencies and other coordination. The next joint meeting was set for October.

What residents said

Regional road connectionsJordan River crossings