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There is a large block wall on the SE corner of Redwood Road and Reunion Ave that makes it very difficult to see oncoming traffic when turning from Reunion onto Redwood. This was less of an issue before Redwood was re-striped into 6 lanes because there was a sizable shoulder. Now that there is no shoulder, it is very dangerous to try and creep out just enough to see oncoming traffic.
John Knorpp
john.knorpp@hotmail.com
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Q. What direction of travel is the fence adjacent to?
A. Eastbound
A. Eastbound
6 Comentários
Jknorpp (Utilizador Registado)
Reconhecida UDOT Region 2 (Oficial Verificado)
Kim V. - UDOT Region 2 Traffic Operations (Oficial Verificado)
Tyler - UDOT Region Two Maintenance Engineer (Oficial Verificado)
John,
Thank you for your comment and picture. The block wall looks like it is on private property. I will bring this up in our Traffic Engineers meeting and see if there is something we can do even though we are not the owners of the wall.
The meeting is on Tuesday, so I won't have any updates until then.
Thanks again for your comment.
Tyler - UDOT Region Two Maintenance Engineer (Oficial Verificado)
John,
UDOT can't force the owner to lower the wall since it is on private property. The city can talk to the owner if they are not in compliant with their fence requirements. I found South Jordan's fence requirements. http://www.sjc.utah.gov/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Residential-Fencing-Requirements_12-2017.pdf
I would contact the city about their reqiurements and make sure that they are being followed correctly.
Thank you again for your comment.
Encerradas Tyler - UDOT Region Two Maintenance Engineer (Oficial Verificado)