Main Street and 200 North Roadway Improvements

The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) began a roadway improvement project in August on SR-273, which includes sections of 200 North and Main Street in Kaysville. The project includes:

- US-89 bridge deck rehabilitation
- Pedestrian ramp upgrades to meet ADA standards
- Roadway signage updates
- Intersection improvements at 100 North and Center Street
- Pavement resurfacing

It is expected to be completed by late summer 2025, with a winter shutdown from late fall 2024 to late spring 2025.

For more details, including the projected schedule and impact information, please visit https://udotinput.utah.gov/kays200main. To receive construction updates, send an email to the project team with "Updates" in the subject line.

Vision Main Street

"Vision Main Street" is a Kaysville City initiative to enhance Main Street, making it more appealing to both businesses and residents. In coordination with the UDOT project, the city plans to implement the following changes by late fall 2024 to increase parking in downtown Kaysville:

Center Street
-  Will be converted to a one-way street eastbound from Main Street to 100 East.
-  Will include 17 angled and 16 parallel parking stalls.

The city initially planned to convert 100 North into a one-way westbound street from Main Street to 100 West, adding angled and parallel parking. However, after receiving feedback from residents, the city has been working with its traffic engineering consultant to find a solution that effectively balances the interests of all stakeholders.

The proposed changes to 100 North were based on input from meetings held in 2021 and 2022 with Main Street businesses, who requested that the city explore ways to create additional on-street parking in the downtown area.

As resident feedback is being reviewed, construction on 100 North has been placed on hold, and no traffic changes will be made as part of the current UDOT project. However, UDOT will still proceed with work to improve sidewalk ADA curb ramps throughout the Main Street project, including at the intersection of 100 North and Main Street.

The city will provide further updates as the process continues.

If you have any questions related to this project, please contact the public involvement team at ebenson@langdongroupinc.com or (385) 493-0810.

Patriot Day Ceremony

As a free people, we must NEVER FORGET that the innocent victims of the September 11, 2001, attacks on America did not die in vain.

In honor of the victims and first responders who perished in the tragic events of that day, a solemn Patriots Day ceremony will be held by the John W. Sheets American Legion Post 27-Farmington and the Farmington City Fire Department on Wednesday, September 11, 2024, at 8:00 AM in front of the Farmington City Fire Department (82 North 100 East, Farmington).

This event is free and open to the public. We recommend bringing a folding chair.

Adjust Your Sprinklers: Save Water This Fall

As the days grow shorter and cooler, it's time to adjust your sprinkler systems for the fall season. With temperatures dropping, lawns don’t need as much water, and the soil retains moisture longer, making it easier to keep grass healthy with less watering. 

Our cool-season grass is already recovering after the summer heat, and reducing your watering schedule now helps conserve water while keeping your lawn healthy by avoiding overwatering.

Please note that Secondary Water Providers will be turning off the secondary water supply on October 15th. We advise all residents to shut off their user valves after the water is no longer available in the system. This small step helps prevent potential damage to your sprinkler system over the winter months.

By making these adjustments, you’ll help conserve water and ensure a healthy lawn come spring.