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7.3   RECOMMENDED CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM AND PRIORITIZATION PLAN
The CIP needs to be phased in over time to provide the City with an affordable approach for implementation based on when the improvements are needed. The recommended improvements are summarized in Table 7.1 and illustrated in Figure 7.1 on the following pages (See Appendix A for the large-scale figure). Each project is prioritized in Table 7.1 for incorporation into a capital facilities plan. Appendix D contains large project cost breakdown sheets that are listed by priority number. Many of the major project improvements will depend on how the City develops in the future.
Table 7-1:
Capital Improvements Projects Summary List
Major Trunk Line Area
New Master Plan Priority
Project Description
Budget Estimate
Major Trunk Line Area
New Master Plan Priority
Project Description
Budget Estimate
8050 South
1
1300 West
$1,191,000
9000 South
2
1300 West
$757,000
9000 South
3
9000 South
$4,485,000
7800 South
4
7800 South
$1,358,000
9000 South
5
9000 South
$4,677,000
9000 South
6
9000 South
$4,074,000
9000 South
7
9000 South
$2,536,000
9000 South
8
Old Bingham Highway
$4,474,000
9000 South
9
Hawley Park/9580 South
$2,362,000
9000 South
10
Wells Park Road
$3,674,000
9000 South
11
Jordan River Parkway
$962,000
9000 South
12
Bagley Park Drive
$1,554,000
7800 South
13
Grizzly Way
$713,000
7800 South
14
Grizzly Way
$617,000
7800 South
15
7800 South
$594,000
7000 South
16
7000 South
$1,515,000
7000 South
17
Campus View Drive, Cobble Ridge Drive, Jordan Landing Boulevard
$1,645,000
 
$37,188,000
 
Additional description can be found in Chapter 6 and in Appendix D in the detailed cost estimates.
Figure 7-1:
Capital Improvement Projects
 
The following figure, Figure 7-2, illustrates the sanitary sewer collection system with all improvements from the CIP list. The major deficiencies are resolved with only minor capacity concerns being left within the collection system. These minor capacity concerns were not significant enough to warrant a full project and should be watched in the coming years. This will allow the city to allocate funds to the more critical infrastructure areas first, and then address these minor projects if growth and need necessitate it.
Figure 7-2:
Existing Collection System with All Proposed CIP Completed