3-20312 Environmental.pdf

Based upon the information provided in this document and the analysis contained herein, the State has determined that, pursuant to the provisions of 23 CFR 771.117(a), this project has no significant impacts on the environment and that there are no unusual circumstances as described in 23 CFR 771.117(b). As such, the State has determined that the project is categorically excluded from the requirements to prepare an environmental assessment or environmental impact statement under the National Environmental Policy Act per 23 CFR 771.117 c(26). The State has been assigned, and hereby certifies that it has carried out, the responsibility to make this determination pursuant to Chapter 3 of Title 23, United States Code, Section 326 and a Memorandum of Understanding dated June 12, 2023 executed between the FHWA and the State.

For guidance in preparing this environmental study, refer to the UDOT Environmental Process Manual of Instruction:

REQUIRED SIGNATURES

20312

I have reviewed the information presented in this Environmental Study and I hereby attest that the document is complete and the details of the document are correct.

Reviewer (Signature): Date:

FEDERAL AID PROJECTS

PIN:

UDOT Region Environmental Manager

Date:Approved:

7200 West; 3500 South to 4100 SouthProject Name:

F-2238(2)0Project No.: 56066Job/Proj:

Mark P. BrailsfordPrepared By:

ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY

Revised 2/2017 http://www.udot.utah.gov/go/environmental

Reviewer (Printed):

Firm/UDOT Region:

Andrew Kitchen

Civil Science

10/17/2025

1. Purpose and Need for Action An aging roadway and incomplete pedestrian facilities along 7200 West from 4100 South to 3500 South on the border of West Valey City and Magna City, Utah expose the traveling public to unsafe conditions. The Wasatch Front Regional Council (WFRC) Comprehensive Safety Action Plan has assigned this section of 7200 West a composite high-risk score of 4. This means, due to crash history and risk analysis, this roadway is in the top 10% of State Route and Federal Aid Route segments in the WFRC area. The purpose of this project is to significantly improve safety for vehicles, pedestrians, and cyclists on 7200 West.

2. Description

West Valley City and Magna City are proposing roadway and roadside improvements along 7200 West from 4100 South to 3500 South. The project will include full depth reconstruction of the existing roadway the length of 7200 West except at the canal crossing near 3900 South. Construction will include new curb and gutter, park strip, and sidewalk in areas without these facilities and in areas of needed repair. The project will make improvements to the existing at-grade rail crossing north of the 4100 South intersection. Installation of a new signal system at the 4100 South intersection and intersection improvements that include widening for right and left turn lanes. Work will include needed updates to the storm drain system and the project will also address potential conflicts with water, sewer, gas, communications, and other utilities.

Temporary construction easements and right-of-way acquisitions are expected.

3. Public Hearing/Opportunity for Public Hearing NO This project could result in public controversy or substantial impacts to adjacent properties, or substantially changes roadway geometry.

NO There are significant social, economic, environmental or other effects. If YES, a Categorical Exclusion is not applicable. Consult with UDOT Central Environmental Services.

NO UDOT/FHWA has determined that a public hearing is in the public interest.

If the answer to ANY of the above questions is YES, a public hearing or opportunity for a public hearing is required (attach documentation identifying date and location of hearing, summary of comments, and responses to substantial comments, or include certification of opportunity for hearing.)

NO Public Hearing in accordance with state and federal procedures

The following types of public involvement have been provided:

NO Opportunity for Public Hearing

NO Open House

NO Other:

NO Documentation is attached identifying the date and location of hearing, summary of comments, and responses to substantial comments; or the Certification of Opportunity for a Hearing is attached.

4. Right-of-Way

Acquisition of Right-of-Way is required.YES

The right-of-way required is significant because of its size, location, use, or relationship to remaining property and abutting properties. (If the right-of-way required is significant, the project does not qualify as a Categorical Exclusion.)

NO

31 partial right-of-way acquisition properties. Total: 23,320 SqFt or 0.535 Acre.

32 temporary construction easements. Total 30,213 SqFt or 0.694 Acre.

Comments:

No historic properties affectedNO

5. Cultural

Memo from UDOT Region NEPA/NHPA Specialist and/or Architectural Historian stating a finding of No Historic Properties Affected.

NO

SHPO concurrence with the Determinations of Eligibility and Finding of Effect AND memo from UDOT Region NEPA/NHPA Specialist and/or Architectural Historian stating a finding of No Adverse Effect or Adverse Effect.

YES

Have letters for Native American Consultation been sent? Attach letters. YES

NO Do the impacts to historic properties require mitigation?

If YES, a signed Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) is attached.

See Appendix B for the required documentation.

Native American consultation was initiated through letters sent to the Eastern Shoshone Tribe of the Wind River Reservation, Shoshone- Bannock Tribes, Northwestern Band of Shoshone Nation, Uintah and Ouray Ute Tribes, and the Skull Valley Band of Goshute Indians (sent July 8th, 2025). In addition, notification was also sent to those tribes with whom UDOT has Section 106 Programmatic Agreements: Cedar Band of Paiutes, Shivwits Band of Paiute Indian Tribe, and the Confederated Tribes of the Goshute Reservation (sent July 8th, 2025). To date, none of the tribes have responded to these notifications.

YES No adverse effect

NO Adverse effect

Project documentation for determination of eligibility and finding of effect consists of one of the following and is attached:

According to the UDOT Region NHPA/NEPA Specialist and/or the Architectural Historian, the Finding of Effect for the project is one of the following:

Comments:

NO Have letters for federal and state agencies, CLGs, historical societies, etc. been sent? If so attach letters.

6. Paleontological This project is one of the 16 types of projects listed in Stipulation III of the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Utah Geological Survey (UGS) that has no effect on paleontological resources and does not require notification to the UGS. If YES, a memo from the UDOT Region NEPA/NHPA Specialist is attached (can be included in cultural memo).

NO

There are no known paleontological localities in the area of potential effects and the formations in the project area have a low potential for containing fossil remains (Class 1 or 2).

YES

Fossil-bearing formations (Class 3-5) and/or known paleontological localities are present in the area of potential effects, but the UDOT Region NEPA/NHPA Specialist (or paleontologist) has determined that they will not be affected by the project.

NO

See Appendix B for the required documentation.

For all other projects, the UGS has been notified and has responded with the following (attach UGS letter and memo from the UDOT Region NEPA/NHPA Specialist):

Fossil-bearing formations (Class 3-5) and/or known paleontological localities are present in the area of potential effects and may be affected by construction activities. A survey and/or monitoring by a qualified paleontologist is required.

NO

7. Threatened, Endangered, or Candidate Species

This project would have a No Effect determination in regards to ESA protected species.

See Appendix C for the required memorandum.

8. Wildlife

NO

See appendix C for the required memorandum.

Project has the potential to affect state-sensitive species, important wildlife habitat, big game migration routes, habitat connectivity, migratory birds, or fish spawning habitat or fish passage.

Memo from UDOT Wildlife Biologist is attached.

9. Invasive Species

If the project involves earthwork, grading or landscaping, there is potential to introduce or spread invasive weed species.

YES

See appendix D for Invasive Species details contained in "Environmental Review for Aquatic Resources and Noxious Weeds".

Based upon location, this project has the potential to introduce or spread invasive species included on the noxious weed list of the State of Utah and the county noxious weed lists.

Project will have "no effect" to T&E species, or their critical habitats, protected under the Endangered Species Act. If YES, attach "no effect" memo or review/comments (in the case of local government projects) from UDOT's Wildlife Biologist.

For Federally or State Funded Projects:

Project "may affect, but is not likely to adversely affect" T&E species, or their critical habitats, protected under the Endangered Species Act. If YES, attach BA and "concurrence" from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services (USFWS). List all mitigation/conservation measures.

Project "may affect, and is likely to adversely affect" threatened and endangered species, or their critical habitats, protected under the Endangered Species Act. If YES, attach BA and USFWS BO. List all mitigation/conservation measures.

The USFWS has issued a "jeopardy" opinion regarding this project. If YES, attach BA and BO as above. This project cannot go forward without being reconsidered.

YES

NO

NO

NO

Comments:

10. Noise

Projects that may affect noise levels to adjacent receptors include changes in roadway alignment, roadway widening and the addition of traffic lanes.

NO This project has the potential to increase noise to adjacent receptors.

N/A A noise study is attached.

11. Wetlands, Water Resources, Storm Water, and Floodplains

NO The project is a type that does not have the potential to affect or cross Waters of the United States. If YES, no concurrence letter is needed.

Wetlands and Water Resources

NO Project affects waters of the United States (e.g. wetlands, mudflats, lakes, or perennial or ephemeral streams). If NO, have a UDOT Landscape Architect provide a concurrence letter stating they agree with the determination. In order to indicate "NO" on this question, answers to the following statements must also be "NO".

Project impacts perennial, intermittent, or ephemeral streams that have a riparian vegetation component. If YES, a Programmatic General Permit 40 (PGP40), also known as a Stream Alteration Permit, from the Utah Division of Water Rights will be required.

NO

Project impacts an ephemeral wash not captured under PGP40 that has an ordinary high water mark (OHWM) with a connected flow to a downstream Traditional Navigable Water and the impact below the OHWM exceeds 1/10 of an acre per crossing. If YES, a Department of the Army permit will be required.

NO

Project impacts navigable waters of the United States (Lake Powell, Flaming Gorge Reservoir, Bear Lake, Green River - mouth to 20 miles above Green River Station, Colorado River - mouth of Castle Creek to Cataract Canyon -

4.5 miles below mouth of Green River) below the OHWN. If YES, a Section 10 Department of the Army permit will be required.

NO

Project impacts jurisdictional wetlands. If YES, a Department of Army Nationwide Permit (NWP) will be required for wetland impacts under the 1/2 acre threshold; a Letter of Permission (LOP) will be required for wetland impacts between 1/2 and 1 acre; an Individual Permit (IP) will be required for impacts greater than 1 acre.

NO

Project impacts non-jurisdictional wetlands. If YES, wetland mitigation may still be required under the federal policy of "no net loss." Consult UDOT Environmental Section.

NO

Storm Water Runoff

Project disturbs 1 acre or more of ground surface.YES

Project exceeds the impact limitations for streams or washes indentified in the PGP40. If YES, both a PGP40 and a separate Department of the Army permit will be required.

NO

NO Project impacts a perennial or intermittent stream below the OHWM less than 1/10 of an acre per crossing. If YES, notification to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will be required.

See appendix D for Invasive Species details contained in "Environmental Review for Aquatic Resources and Noxious Weeds".

12. Hazardous Waste

NO

A search of EPA's EnviroMapper (https://enviro.epa.gov/envirofacts/enviromapper/search) and the DEQ's Interactive Map (https://enviro.deq.utah.gov/) was performed on May 27, 2025. Six (6) hazardous waste sites were identified through these searches.

However, the location of the sites as well as the nature of the activities of the project make it unlikely construction activities will encounter contaminated material. Any unanticipated contamination encountered during project activities will be handled in accordance with the UDOT standard Specification 01355, Section 1.7.

See Appendix E for the resources of the EnviroMapper and DEQ's Map research.

Has a visual inspection of the project area found substances that may be hazardous to human health and/or the environment?

NO This project involves excavation beyond or below the existing roadway footprint.

If YES to either question 1 or 2, then site investigations and coordination with DEQ may be necessary.

13. Prime, Unique, Statewide, or Locally Important Farmland

Projects in areas whose land use maps indicate no current or future farming activities would not usually affect farmlands.

NO This project MAY affect Prime, Unique, Statewide, or Locally Important Farmlands.

N/A The Natural Resource Conservation Service letter and Form AD1006 are attached.

Floodplains

If YES, a UPDES Storm Water Discharge Permit for Construction Activities is required from the Utah Division of Water Quality.

This project requires new construction or alteration of existing structures within the FEMA designated 100-year flood plain.

If YES, a Development Permit is required from the local permit official.

NO

14. Air Quality

YES

NO This project adds or alters roadway capacity or will result in increased traffic volumes at signalized intersections.

If YES, the Air Quality Supplement is attached.

This project has the potential to increase particulate matter due to construction activities.

15. Relocations

NO There may be relocations of residences or businesses as a result of this project.

16. Land Use/Urban Policy

NO This project may affect land use or urban policy.

17. Section 4(f) Properties

YES Section 4(f) properties are impacted.

NO An Individual Section 4(f) Evaluation AND written concurrence from UDOT Environmental Services on the Individual Section 4(f) determination is attached.

NO A Programmatic Section 4(f) Evaluation AND written concurrence from UDOT Environmental Services on the Programmatic Section 4(f) determination is attached.

See Appendix F for the required documentation. Standard 14 day comment period was provided.

The 4(f) property(s) is an historic property and the impact is considered de minimis.

SHPO has concurred in writing on UDOT's "no adverse effect" determination to historic properties and has been notified of the intent to make a de minimis finding. Attach letter to SHPO and de minimis agreement letter.

The 4(f) property(s) is a park, recreational area, wildlife or waterfowl refuge and the impact is considered de minimis.

The official(s) with jurisdiction have concurred, in writing, that the project will "not adversely affect" the activities, features, and attributes that qualify the resource for protection under Section 4(f) and have been notified of the intent to make the de minimis impact finding. Letters are attached.

The project sponsor has provided public notice and opportunity for public review and comment. Describe public involvement efforts in the comments below.

Written concurrence from UDOT Environmental Services is attached.

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

18. Other Environmental Factors Considered

NO Visual

NO Social/Economic

NO Natural Resources

NO Construction

NO Energy

NO Geology/Soils

NO Wild/Scenic Rivers

NO Ecology

This Project, except as noted and explained in attachments, will have no disproportionate, serious or lasting effect on the following:

19. Conclusion

NO This project may have substantial controversy or significant impacts.

MITIGATION COMMITMENTS

CONSTRUCTION

PRELIMINARY ENGINEERING

Requirements outlined in Standard Specification 01572 titled "Dust Control and Watering" will be followed.

Comply with CGP, by preparing the Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) during project design; provide SWPPP to the project awarded contractor before Notice to Proceed.

Comply with CGP, by finalizing the SWPPP before beginning any earth disturbing activities and submit Notice of Intent (NOI);

implement and maintain the project SWPPP according to CGP requirements throughout project construction.

Air Quality

Water Quality

Water Quality 2

Contractor

Udot Region Environmental

Contractor

Responsible

Responsible

Environmental Commitments Signature Page

Project Name: _________________________________________________________________ Project Number: ________________________________ PIN: __________________________

The purpose of this page is to ensure the environmental commitments that are made while following the environmental process are reasonable and feasible to those divisions they will affect. Frequently, as in maintenance preservation projects, UDOT Standard Specifications will provide the mitigation necessary for potential environmental impacts and only require review by the Environmental Manager. However, if special commitments exist that cannot be mitigated by current UDOT Specifications, then additional review is required from both the Project Manager and District Engineer (or Designee). This signature page is required to be included on all UDOT environmental documents regardless of type.

☐ The environmental commitments in this document can be mitigated by following current UDOT specifications.

Required Signatures:

UUDOT Environmental Manager:

Signature Printed Name Date

☐ The environmental commitments in this document require mitigation beyond what is provided by following current UDOT specifications. Special commitments are believed to be designable, financially feasible, constructible, and maintainable.

Required Review and Signatures:

UDOT Project Manager:

District Engineer or Designee:

Appendix A

Project Location Map

Maxar

7200 W IMPROVEMENTS; 4100 SOUTH TO 3500 SOUTH

MAGNA CITY AND WEST VALLEY CITY - APE MAP

CATEX

APE EXHIBIT

Project Location

N

0 400 800 1,200

Feet

Legend

Project Limits

Overview of area potentially affected by proposed improvements along 7200 W in Magna City and West Valley City in Salt Lake County.

APE-1

SHEET NO.

3500 S

Maxar

1:12,000

Begin Project:

3500 S

End Project:

4100 S

W

7200 West U&SL Canal Crossing at 3900 S Structure Number 2F 339

3800 S

4100 S

Magna City

West Valley City

Parcel #

Acquisition Type

(R/W, TCE, PE) Address Owner Area (Sq Ft)

14-33-228-029 TCE 7204 W 3500 S M&R SALES LLC 1,510.13

14-33-228-029 R/W 7204 W 3500 S M&R SALES LLC 1,106.81

14-33-228-004 TCE 3532 S 7200 W VILLAGE CAR WASH LLC 349.16

14-34-101-005 TCE 3551 S 7200 W STREETER, DENNIS C & SHIRLEY S; JT 998.25

14-34-101-005 R/W 3551 S 7200 W STREETER, DENNIS C & SHIRLEY S; JT 707.88

14-34-101-006 TCE 3563 S 7200 W NELSON, ROBERT; JT NELSON, MIRANDA; JT 1,613.89

14-34-101-006 R/W 3563 S 7200 W NELSON, ROBERT; JT NELSON, MIRANDA; JT 1,128.31

14-34-101-029 TCE 3575 S 7200 W OROZCO, OMAR 632.77

14-34-101-029 R/W 3575 S 7200 W OROZCO, OMAR 435.92

14-34-101-009 TCE 3585 S 7200 W PRATT, MITCHELL D & RENEE; JT 622.20

14-34-101-009 R/W 3585 S 7200 W PRATT, MITCHELL D & RENEE; JT 426.24

14-34-101-010 TCE 3595 S 7200 W TAPIA, KEVIN E V 568.17

14-34-101-010 R/W 3595 S 7200 W TAPIA, KEVIN E V 837.84

14-34-101-038 TCE 3605 S 7200 W ARNOLDUS, DAVID W & TRINIDAD B; JT 791.74

14-34-101-038 R/W 3605 S 7200 W ARNOLDUS, DAVID W & TRINIDAD B; JT 557.03

14-34-101-012 TCE 3615 S 7200 W BENEDICT, TIMOTHY T & JONES, NAOMI B; TC 824.53

14-34-101-012 R/W 3615 S 7200 W BENEDICT, TIMOTHY T & JONES, NAOMI B; TC 547.89

14-34-101-013 TCE 3621 S 7200 W BENEDICT, TIMOTHY T; JT BENEDICT, NAOMI 802.46

14-34-101-013 R/W 3621 S 7200 W BENEDICT, TIMOTHY T; JT BENEDICT, NAOMI 528.51

14-34-101-031 TCE 3633 S 7200 W MONTEROSSA, BRYAN 877.60

14-34-101-031 R/W 3633 S 7200 W MONTEROSSA, BRYAN 570.65

14-34-101-032 TCE 3637 S 7200 W GREGORY, LINDA 120.81

14-34-101-032 R/W 3637 S 7200 W GREGORY, LINDA 78.23

14-34-101-015 TCE 3641 S 7200 W DALTON, JASON G 862.77

14-34-101-015 R/W 3641 S 7200 W DALTON, JASON G 554.31

14-34-101-016 TCE 7180 W CIMMARRON DR MAHMOOD, TAHA 1,581.35

14-34-101-016 R/W 7180 W CIMMARRON DR MAHMOOD, TAHA 1,064.54

14-34-152-001 TCE 3703 S 7200 W SUCUZHANAY, JUAN J 1,058.49

14-34-152-001 R/W 3703 S 7200 W SUCUZHANAY, JUAN J 37.57

14-34-152-044 TCE 3733 S 7200 W TODD & JESSICA CLOWARD FAMILY TRUST 02 1,127.69

14-34-152-044 R/W 3733 S 7200 W TODD & JESSICA CLOWARD FAMILY TRUST 02 816.04

14-34-152-026 TCE 3745 S 7200 W KILPACK, JAMES V 1,056.47

14-34-152-026 R/W 3745 S 7200 W KILPACK, JAMES V 761.44

14-34-152-027 TCE 3775 S 7200 W GUSTAFSON, TERENCE M JT GUSTAFSON, LISA 1,578.51

14-34-152-027 R/W 3775 S 7200 W GUSTAFSON, TERENCE M JT GUSTAFSON, LISA 1,138.02

14-34-152-028 TCE 3777 S 7200 W SALT LAKE COUNTY 110.23

14-34-152-028 R/W 3777 S 7200 W SALT LAKE COUNTY 78.09

14-34-301-001 TCE 3809 S 7200 W RICE, RAY H & LAURIE F; JT 1,179.39

14-34-301-001 R/W 3809 S 7200 W RICE, RAY H & LAURIE F; JT 847.88

14-34-301-004 TCE 3819 S 7200 W HARRIS, SCOTT K & KATHY M; JT 729.75

14-34-301-004 R/W 3819 S 7200 W HARRIS, SCOTT K & KATHY M; JT 511.89

14-34-301-005 TCE 3827 S 7200 W GREENWELL, CINDY 737.25

14-34-301-005 R/W 3827 S 7200 W GREENWELL, CINDY 518.07

14-34-301-006 TCE 3837 S 7200 W SHORE, MARTIN 734.53

ROW SUMMARY

7200 West; 4100 South to 3500 South (PIN 20312)

Parcel #

Acquisition Type

(R/W, TCE, PE) Address Owner Area (Sq Ft)

ROW SUMMARY

7200 West; 4100 South to 3500 South (PIN 20312)

14-34-301-006 R/W 3837 S 7200 W SHORE, MARTIN 516.50

14-34-301-007 TCE 3845 S 7200 W LEFEVRE'S DRAGON HOARD TR LEFEVRE, MICHE 742.97

14-34-301-007 R/W 3845 S 7200 W LEFEVRE'S DRAGON HOARD TR LEFEVRE, MICHE 523.19

14-34-301-008 TCE 3855 S 7200 W FRENCHWOOD, BETTY 733.14

14-34-301-008 R/W 3855 S 7200 W FRENCHWOOD, BETTY 516.13

14-34-301-009 TCE 7188 W COPPER HILL DR HIRD, JULIE A; JT HIRD, KANDAS K; JT 805.13

14-34-301-009 R/W 7188 W COPPER HILL DR HIRD, JULIE A; JT HIRD, KANDAS K; JT 605.18

14-34-354-008 TCE 4053 S 7200 W SWENSON DEVELOPMENT LLC 3,204.72

14-34-354-008 R/W 4053 S 7200 W SWENSON DEVELOPMENT LLC 2,107.46

14-34-354-009 TCE 4063 S 7200 W CITY OF WEST VALLEY 527.83

14-34-354-009 R/W 4063 S 7200 W CITY OF WEST VALLEY 322.93

14-34-501-001 TCE 4085 S 7200 W D & R G RR CO 1,039.18

14-34-501-001 R/W 4085 S 7200 W D & R G RR CO 654.14

14-34-501-002 TCE 4080 S 7200 W D & R G RR CO 909.07

14-34-501-002 R/W 4080 S 7200 W D & R G RR CO 3,625.67

14-33-452-002 TCE 7402 W 4100 S NORTHROP GRUMMAN INNOVATION SYSTEMS LLC 997.01

14-33-452-002 R/W 7402 W 4100 S NORTHROP GRUMMAN INNOVATION SYSTEMS LLC 692.13

14-34-353-001 TCE 7194 W 4100 S D & R G RR CO 786.07

14-34-353-001 R/W 7194 W 4100 S D & R G RR CO 503.52

Appendix B

Cultural and Paleontological

August 26, 2025

Mr. Chris Merrit State Historic Preservation Officer Utah Division of State History 3760 Highland Dr.

Millcreek, UT 84106

RE: UDOT Project No, F-2238(2)0, 7200 West; 3500 South to Copper Hill Drive, Salt Lake County, Utah (PIN

20312) Determination of Eligibility and Finding of No Adverse Effect.

Dear Mr. Merrit:

The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) is preparing to undertake the subject federal-aid project. In accordance with Stipulation II, Part A and Appendix A of the Memorandum of Understanding, State Assumption of Responsibility for Categorical Exclusions (23 USC §326) (renewed June 12, 2023), the UDOT assumes responsibility, assigned by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), for ensuring compliance with Section 106 of the NHPA and with Section 4(f) of the DOT Act of 1966, as amended. Also in accordance with the Third Amended Programmatic Agreement among the FHWA, the Utah State Historic Preservation Officer, the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, the USACE Sacramento District, and the UDOT Regarding Section 106 Implementation for Federal-Aid Transportation Projects in the State of Utah (executed August 23, 2017), Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, as amended (54 U.S.C. § 300101 et seq.), and U.C.A.9-8-404, the UDOT has taken into account the effects of this undertaking on historic properties, and is affording the Utah State Historic Preservation Officer (SHPO) an opportunity to comment on the undertaking.

Additionally, this submission is in compliance with Section 4(f) of the Department of Transportation Act of 1966, 23 U.S.C. § 138 (as amended) and 49 U.S.C. § 303 (as amended).

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

This project proposes a full depth reconstruction of the existing roadway along the length of 7200 West in Magna City, except at the canal crossing near 3900 South. Construction will include new curb and gutter, park strip, and sidewalk in areas without these facilities and in areas where repair is needed. The project will make improvements to the existing at-grade rail crossing north of the 4100 South intersection. Installation of a new signal system at the 4100 South intersection and intersection improvements will include widening for right and left turn lanes. Work will include needed updates to the storm drain system, and the project will also address potential conflicts with water, sewer, gas, communications, and other utilities. Some right-of-way acquisitions and temporary construction easements will be required.

The area of potential effects (APE) has been defined as an approximately 0.5-mile-long corridor extending along 4100 South for 0.25 miles east and west of the intersection of 7200 West and 4100 South; and a 1.0-mile-long corridor along 7200 West between 3500 South and 4100 South on the border between West Valley and Magna Cities

The APE has been surveyed for archaeology by Terracon, under State Antiquities Project Number U25TT0450, and the results are reported in 7200 West Improvements Project; 3500 South to 4100 South, Magna and West Valley Cities, Salt Lake County, Utah, June 2025 (see enclosed report). An intensive level pedestrian survey was conducted using 15 meter transects to identify archaeological resources. A selective reconnaissance-level survey was conducted to record architectural properties, and the results are reported in Selective Reconnaissance-Level Architectural Resources Inventory for the 7200 West Improvements Project, Magna and West Valley Cities, Salt Lake County, Utah, June 2025 (see enclosed report).

The surveys have resulted in the identification of 1 archaeological site and 18 architectural properties. Of these, 1 archaeological site and 3 architectural properties are eligible to the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP). No known traditional cultural properties are located in the APE. The Determinations of Eligibility and Findings of Effects (for both Section 106 and Section 4(f)) are provided in Table 1 for archaeological resources and in Table 2 for architectural properties. Please see attached notification letter regarding Section 4(f) de minimis impacts.

ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESOURCES

Table 1. Determinations of Eligibility and Findings of Effect for Archaeological Resources.

Site Name or Description NRHP Eligibility Finding of Effect Section 4(f)

Use Section 4(f) Impact

42SL333

Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad Garfield Branch

Eligible (Criterion A) No Adverse Effect Yes de minimis

Description of Effect to Site 42SL333: The proposed project will avoid moving the railroad tracks and construction will not modify them in any form. Crossing panels will be added over the existing rail east and west of the existing roadway to accommodate the roadway widening but the rails themselves will not be moved. The project will also add safety fencing around the proposed sidewalk/pedestrian crossings adjacent to the rail. The project will affect a relatively small portion of the site and will not substantially impact or alter any contributing elements of the site or any of the character-defining features for which it was determined eligible for the NRHP. Thus, the proposed project will result in a finding of No Adverse Effect and a Section 4(f) de minimis impact.

ARCHITECTURAL PROPERTIES

Table 2. Determinations of Eligibility and Findings of Effect for Architectural Properties.

Address Date Style NRHP Eligibility/ SHPO Rating Finding of Effect Section

4(f) Use Section 4(f) Impact

7204 West 3500 South, Magna 1976 Late 20th

Century: Other Not Eligible/NC No Historic Properties Affected N/A N/A

3551 South 7200 West, Magna 1961 Minimal

Traditional Eligible/EC No Adverse Effect

(TCE: 908.25 /

ROW: 707.87)

Yes de minimis

3563 South 7200 West, Magna 1943 Minimal

Traditional Not Eligible/NC No Historic Properties Affected N/A N/A

3585 South 7200 West, Magna 1949 Minimal

Traditional Not Eligible/NC No Historic Properties Affected N/A N/A

7200 West; 3500 South to Copper Hill Drive, 2

3615 South 7200 West, Magna 1970 Ranch/

Rambler Not Eligible/NC No Historic Properties Affected N/A N/A

3621 South 7200 West, Magna 1955 Late 20th

Century: Other Not Eligible/NC No Historic Properties Affected N/A N/A

3633 South 7200 West, Magna 1966 Ranch/

Rambler Not Eligible/NC No Historic Properties Affected N/A N/A

3641 South 7200 West, Magna 1955 Late 20th

Century: Other Not Eligible/NC No Historic Properties Affected N/A N/A

3717 South 7200 West, Magna 1914 Bungalow Not Eligible/NC No Historic

Properties Affected N/A N/A

3745 South 7200 West, Magna 1974 Ranch/

Rambler Not Eligible/NC No Historic Properties Affected N/A N/A

3775 South 7200 West, Magna 1927 Bungalow Not Eligible/NC No Historic

Properties Affected N/A N/A

3809 South 7200 West, Magna 1973 Ranch/

Rambler Not Eligible/NC No Historic Properties Affected N/A N/A

3819 South 7200 West, Magna 1973 Ranch/

Rambler Eligible/EC No Historic Properties Affected N/A N/A

3827 South 7200 West, Magna 1973 Ranch/

Rambler Not Eligible/NC No Historic Properties Affected N/A N/A

3837 South 7200 West, Magna 1973 Ranch/

Rambler Not Eligible/NC No Historic Properties Affected N/A N/A

3845 South 7200 West, Magna 1973 Split Entry Not Eligible/NC No Historic

Properties Affected N/A N/A

3855 South 7200 West, Magna 1973 Split Entry Not Eligible/NC No Historic

Properties Affected N/A N/A

7188 West Copper Hill Dr., Magna 1973 Split Entry Not Eligible/NC No Historic

Properties Affected N/A N/A

7191 West Copper Hill Dr., Magna 1973 Split Entry Eligible/EC No Historic

Properties Affected N/A N/A

Description of Effects: This proposed project requires a temporary construction easement (TCE) of 908.25 square feet and a right of way (ROW) acquisition of 707.87 square feet from 1 property eligible to the NRHP. This easement and acquisition will not substantially impact or alter any contributing elements of the property or the character-defining features for which the property was determined eligible for the NRHP. Thus, the proposed project will result in a finding of No Adverse Effect and a Section 4(f) de minimis impact.

CONSULTATION EFFORTS

Native American consultation was initiated through letters sent to the Eastern Shoshone Tribe of the Wind River Reservation, Shoshone-Bannock Tribes, Northwestern Band of Shoshone Nation, Uintah and Ouray Ute Tribes, and the Skull Valley Band of Goshute Indians (sent July 8th, 2025). In addition, notification was also sent to those tribes with whom UDOT has Section 106 Programmatic Agreements: Cedar Band of Paiutes, Shivwits Band of Paiute Indian Tribe, and the Confederated Tribes of the Goshute Reservation (sent July 8th, 2025). To date, none of the tribes have responded to these notifications.

SUMMARY

To summarize, the project will result in a finding of No Adverse Effect and a Section 4(f) use and de minimis impact for 1 archaeological site and 1 architectural property, and No Historic Properties Affected for all remaining

7200 West; 3500 South to Copper Hill Drive, 3 properties. Therefore, the Finding of Effect for the proposed UDOT Project No. F-2238(2)0, 7200 West; 3500 South to Copper Hill Drive, Salt Lake County, Utah, is No Adverse Effect.

Please review this document and, providing you agree with the findings contained herein, provide written concurrence. Should you have any questions or need additional information, please feel free to contact Liz Robinson at 801-910-2035 or lizrobinson@utah.gov.

Sincerely, Liz Robinson, M.A., RPA David Amott, Ph.D.

Cultural Resources Program Manager Architectural Historian UDOT Environmental Services UDOT Environmental Services

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Christopher Merritt

State Historic Preservation Officer Utah State Historic Preservation Office

Spencer J. Cox Governor

Deidre M. Henderson Lieutenant Governor

Donna Law

Executive Director

August 28, 2025

Liz Robinson Cultural Resources Program Manager Utah Dept of Transportation (UDOT) 4501 Constitution Blvd Salt Lake City, Utah 84119

RE: PIN 20312_ 7200 West, 3500 South to Copper Hill Dr.

For future correspondence, please reference Case No. 25-1449

Dear Ms Robinson, The Utah State Historic Preservation Office received your submission and request for our comment on the above-referenced project on August 27, 2025. Based on the information provided to our office, we concur with your determination of eligibility and with a finding of No Adverse Effect for the proposed undertaking.

This information is provided to assist with Section 106 responsibilities as per §36CFR800. If you have questions, please contact me at 801-245-7233 or by email at afranco@utah.gov.

Alena Franco Preservation Specialist http://www.history.utah.gov/

Tribal Notification Form, Section 106 Consultation Federally funded projects classified as delegated categorical exclusions are processed in accordance with Stipulation II, Part A and Appendix B of the Memorandum of Understanding, State Assumption of Responsibility for Categorical Exclusions (23 USC §326), by which the UDOT assumes responsibility, assigned by the FHWA, for ensuring compliance with Section 106 of the NHPA and with Section 4(f). This form is submitted on behalf of the FHWA. Direct government-to-government consultation can be conducted upon request.

This project is being conducted pursuant to the Second Amended Programmatic Agreement among the FHWA, the Utah SHPO, the ACHP, the USACE Sacramento District, and the UDOT Regarding Section 106 Implementation for Federal-Aid Transportation Projects in the State of Utah, and the Programmatic Agreement between the UDOT and the Utah SHPO Regarding Implementation of U.C.A. 9-8-404 for State Funded Transportation Projects in Utah.

UDOT Project: F-2238(2)0; 7200 West; 3500 South to Copper Hill Drive, Salt Lake County, PIN 20312 Contact Name: Jonathan Dugmore Date: July 8, 2025 Address: 2010 South 2760 West, Salt Lake City, Utah 84104 Telephone: 385-414-2066 Email: jdugmore@utah.gov

Project Description: West Valley City and Magna City are proposing roadway and roadside improvements along 7200 West from 4100 South to 3500 South. The project will include full depth reconstruction of the existing roadway the length of 7200 West except at the canal crossing near 3900 South. Construction will include new curb and gutter, park strip, and sidewalk in areas without these facilities and in areas of needed repair. The project will make improvements to the existing at-grade rail crossing north of the 4100 South intersection. Installation of a new signal system at the 4100 South intersection and intersection improvements that include widening for right and left turn lanes. Work will include needed updates to the storm drain system and the project will also address potential conflicts with water, sewer, gas, communications, and other utilities.

Temporary construction easements and right-of-way acquisitions are expected.

Archaeological Potential (Prehistoric or Historic Sites):

Known prehistoric sites in the project area Unlikely to find prehistoric sites in the project area Known historic sites in the project area Unlikely to find historic sites in the project area Likely to find prehistoric sites in the project area No expected ground disturbance Likely to find historic sites in the project area Other:

Additional Information/Comments: A pedestrian survey of the project area was conducted by archaeologists for Terracon.

One NRHP-eligible historic archaeological site was identified at the time of the survey: 42SL333, the Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad - Garfield Branch. The project is not anticipated to impact any archaeological sites at this time.

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1. Do you wish to be a Section 106 consulting party on this project? Yes No Not Sure

2. If you do not wish to be a Section 106 consulting party, do you wish to continue to be involved in the development of this project? Yes No Not Sure Note: If your answer is “Not Sure,” UDOT will continue to provide information.

3. Are you aware of any traditional religious or culturally important places in or near the project area? Yes No Not Sure

4. If yes, can you share details about the place (e.g., location and other characteristics) and any concerns you may have? Yes No

5. Is this information sensitive? Yes No

Additional Comments:

Name of person completing this form, if different from above:

Signature: Date:

Identical copies of the Project Notification Form sent to the following recipients:

Original to: CC to: Email to:

Mr. Joshua Mann, THPO Eastern Shoshone Tribe of the Wind River Reservation P.O. Box 538/15 North Fork Rd Fort Washakie, WY 82514

None jmann@easternshoshone.org

Mr. LeeJuan Tyler, Chairman Shoshone-Bannock Tribes of Fort Hall P.O. Box 306 Pima Drive Fort Hall, ID 83203

Ms. Carolyn Smith, Cultural Resource Director Shoshone-Bannock Tribes of Fort Hall P.O. Box 306 Pima Drive Fort Hall, ID 83203 csmith@shoshonebannocktribes.

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Mr. Dennis Alex, Chairman Northwestern Band of Shoshone Nation 2575 Commerce Way Ogden, UT 84401

Ms. Patty Timbimboo-Madsen, Cultural Specialist Northwestern Band of Shoshone Nation 2575 Commerce Way Ogden, UT 84401 ptimbimboo@nwbshoshone.com

Mr. Julius Murray, Chairperson Ute Indian Tribe of the Uintah and Ouray Ute Indian Reservation P.O. Box 190 Fort Duchesne, UT 84026

Ms. Betsy Chapoose, Director, Cultural Rights and Protection Ute Indian Tribe of the Uintah and Ouray Ute Indian Reservation P.O. Box 190 Fort Duchesne, UT 84026 betsyc@utetribe.com

Mr. Daniel Moon, Chairman Skull Valley Band of Goshute Indians 407 Skull Valley Rd Skull Valley, UT 84029

None

Ms. Batty Cuch, Band Chairwoman Cedar Band of Paiutes 600 North 100 East P.O. Box 235 Cedar City, UT 84721

Mr. Robert Pete, Cultural Resources Representative Cedar Band of Paiutes 601 North 100 East P.O. Box 235 Cedar City, UT 84721 robertpete58@yahoo.com

Ms. Tina Gonzales, Band Chairwoman Shivwits Band of Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah 6060 West 3650 North Ivins, UT 84738

Ms. Carmen Clark, Cultural Resources Director Shivwits Band of Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah 6060 West 3650 North Ivins, UT 84738 carmenclark435@gmail.com

Mr. Amos Murphy, Band Chairman Confederated Tribes of the Goshute Reservation

P.O. BOX 6104

195 Tribal Center Rd.

Ibapah, UT 84034

Ms. Mary Pete-Freeman, Cultural Resources Coordinator Confederated Tribes of the Goshute Reservation

P.O. BOX 6104

195 Tribal Center Rd.

Ibapah, UT 84034 mary.freeman@ctgr.us

State of Utah R.WILLIAM KEACH, II

SPENCER J. COX

Governor

DEIDRE M. HENDERSON

Lieutenant Governor

1594 West North Temple, Suite 3110 • Salt Lake City, UT 84116 • Telephone (801) 537-3300 • www.geology.utah.gov

Department of Natural Resources

JOEL FERRY

Executive Director

Utah Geological Survey

L. DARLENE BATATIAN

State Geologist/Division Director

September 18, 2025

Haether Weymouth Terracon 6952 S. High Tech Drive, Suite B Midvale UT 84047

RE: Paleontological file search and recommendations for the 7200 West Improvements Project, West Valley City, Salt Lake County, Utah.

U.C.A. 79-3-508 (Paleontological) Compliance; Request for Confirmation of Literature Search according to the UDOT/UGS Memorandum of Understanding.

Dear Heather:

I have conducted a paleontological file search for the 7200 West Improvements Project in response to your request of September 17, 2025. This project qualifies for treatment under the UDOT/UGS executed Memorandum of Understanding.

There are no fossil localities recorded in our files in or near this project area. Quaternary and Recent alluvial and lacustrine deposits that are exposed along this project right-of-way have a low potential for yielding significant fossil localities (PFYC 2). Unless fossils are discovered as a result of construction activities, this project should have no impact on paleontological resources.

If you have any questions, please call me at (801) 537-3311.

Martha Hayden Paleontological Assistant

Appendix C

Threatened and Endangered Species and Wildlife

Memorandum

Environmental Services

DATE: June 11, 2025

TO: Brian Nicholson, Senior Project Manager, Martin & Nicholson

FROM: Matt Howard, Natural Resources Manager

SUBJECT: 7200 West Improvements; 4100 South to 3500 South PIN 20312

Brian, I have reviewed the assessment for the 7200 West Improvements; 4100 South to 3500 South project and its potential impacts to species protected by the Endangered Species Act (ESA) and concur with its findings. I agree with the summary’s findings that the project would have no effect on species protected by the ESA, or would not jeopardize species proposed for listing.

The project will not result in take of species protected by the MBTA or BGEPA. I have also reviewed the project to assess impacts to greater sage-grouse and have found that the project would have no impact on sage-grouse.

Matt Howard Natural Resource Manager

Appendix D

Invasive Species, Wetlands, Water Resources and Visual Aesthetics

UDOT Region 2 Project 7200 West; 3500 South to Copper Hill Drive, Salt Lake County

UDOT Project Number F-2238(2)0;

PIN 20312

MEMORANDUM________________________________________________

Date: Thursday, June 5, 2025

To: Dan Bolin UDOT Region 2 Environmental Manager

From: Rob Bergeron UDOT Natural Resource Specialist

RE: ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW FOR AQUATIC RESOURCES AND NOXIOUS WEEDS

PROJECT DESCRIPTION AND SCOPE OF WORK

The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) proposes use of federal funds to complete the referenced project in Salt Lake County.

Purpose and Need:

An aging roadway and incomplete pedestrian facilities along 7200 West from 4100 South to 3500 South on the border of West Valley City and Magna City, Utah expose the traveling public to unsafe conditions. The Wasatch Front Regional Council (WFRC) Comprehensive Safety Action Plan has assigned this section of 7200 West a composite high-risk score of 4. This means, due to crash history and risk analysis, this roadway is in the top 10% of State Route and Federal Aid Route segments in the WFRC area. The purpose of this project is to significantly improve safety for vehicles, pedestrians, and cyclists along 7200 West.

Project Description:

West Valley City and Magna City are proposing roadway and roadside improvements along 7200 West from 4100 South to 3500 South. The project will include full depth reconstruction of the existing roadway the length of 7200 West except at the canal crossing near 3900 South. Construction will include a new curb and gutter, park strip, and sidewalk in areas without these facilities, and in areas of needed repair. The project will make improvements to the existing at-grade rail crossing north of the 4100 South intersection. Installation of a new signal system at the 4100 South intersection and intersection improvements that include widening of right and left turn lanes. Work will include needed updates to the storm drain system, and the project will also address potential conflicts with water, sewer, gas, communications, and other utilities. Temporary construction easements and right-of-way acquisitions are expected.

The above referenced project has been reviewed within the proposed project limits by Martian & Nicholson Environmental Consultants (M&N) and UDOT for the following categories of resources identified in the Environmental Study. UDOT provides the following recommendations for the proposed project:

Aquatic Resources and Wetlands:

Environmental Services Division ● Telephone (801) 965-4173 ● Facsimile (801) 965-4796 ● www.udot.utah.gov Calvin Rampton Complex ● 4501 South 2700 West ● Mailing Address P.O. Box 148450 ● Salt Lake City, Utah 84114-8450

UDOT Region 2 Project 7200 West; 3500 South to Copper Hill Drive, Salt Lake County

UDOT Project Number F-2238(2)0;

PIN 20312

The project has been evaluated for waters of the U.S. (WOTUS), including wetlands, subject to Clean Water Act (CWA) jurisdiction by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Army Corps), and natural streams regulated by the State of Utah as part of the Stream Alteration Permit Program. A desktop analysis to determine the presence of WOTUS within or adjacent to the project limits was conducted by M&N.

The project area is fully developed. While the Utah and Salt Lake Canal is the closest aquatic resource, it lies just outside the study area and has a gap within the project limits, meaning it is not present within the project itself. Therefore, no aquatic resource permitting is necessary. UDOT has reviewed and agrees that no Waters of the U.S. (WOTUS), including wetlands or other water resources, will be impacted. No aquatic resource permitting is required.

Mitigation Commitments:

None.

Utah Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (UPDES):

This project will disturb more than one (1) acre of earth and is required to comply with the Utah Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (UPDES) Utah Construction General Permit (CGP).

Mitigation Commitments:

1. Comply with CGP, by preparing the Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) during project design; provide SWPPP to the project awarded contractor before Notice to Proceed. (Local Government)

2. Comply with CGP, by finalizing the SWPPP before beginning any earth disturbing activities and submit Notice of Intent (NOI); implement and maintain the project SWPPP according to CGP requirements throughout project construction. (Awarded Contractor)

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Floodplains:

This project does not occur within a FEMA Special Flood Hazard Area. No impacts to floodplains will occur and no permitting is required.

Mitigation Commitments:

None.

Noxious Weeds:

The project will disturb the earth. To minimize the introduction and spread of noxious weeds, construction equipment must be cleaned before arriving on site, in accordance with UDOT Standard Section 01355 (ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE).

Mitigation Commitments:

None.

Environmental Services Division ● Telephone (801) 965-4173 ● Facsimile (801) 965-4796 ● www.udot.utah.gov Calvin Rampton Complex ● 4501 South 2700 West ● Mailing Address P.O. Box 148450 ● Salt Lake City, Utah 84114-8450

Appendix E

Hazardous Waste

PRINTED FROM EPA

ENVIROMAPPER

Appendix F

Section 4(f) Properties

September 9, 2025

Brandon Weston Environmental Services Director Utah Department of Transportation 4501 South 2700 West Salt Lake City, UT 84119

RE: UDOT Project No, F-2238(2)0, 7200 West; 3500 South to Copper Hill Drive, Salt Lake County, Utah (PIN 20312).

Section 4(f) De Minimis Impacts Finding Concurrence Request

Dear Mr. Weston:

The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) is preparing to undertake the subject federal-aid project. In accordance with Stipulation II, Part A and Appendix B of the Memorandum of Understanding, State Assumption of Responsibility for Categorical Exclusions (23 USC §326) (renewed June 12, 2023), the UDOT assumes responsibility, assigned by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), for ensuring compliance with Section 4(f) of the Department of Transportation Act of 1966, 23 U.S.C. § 138 (as amended) and 49 U.S.C. § 303 (as amended). The purpose of this letter is to request your concurrence with the recommendation that, pursuant to Section 6009 of the Safe, Accountable, Flexible, Efficient Transportation Equity Act: A Legacy for Users (SAFETEA-LU) and the associated FHWA guidance, a Section 4(f) de minimis impact finding is appropriate for the Magna Regional Park affected by the subject project.

This project is being funded, in part, with federal funds administered by the FHWA. The project proposes a full depth reconstruction of the existing roadway along the length of 7200 West in Magna City, except at the canal crossing near 3900 South. Construction will include new curb and gutter, park strip, and sidewalk in areas without these facilities and in areas where repair is needed. The project will make improvements to the existing at-grade rail crossing north of the 4100 South intersection. Installation of a new signal system at the 4100 South intersection and intersection improvements will include widening for right and left turn lanes. Work will include needed updates to the storm drain system, and the project will also address potential conflicts with water, sewer, gas, communications, and other utilities.

Some right-of-way acquisitions and temporary construction easements will be required.

The Section 4(f) resource affected by this project is Magna Regional Park, located at 4042…