Enbridge Gas is replacing a section of its system located in Lehi known as Feeder Line 26. Feeder lines are larger, steel pipelines that supply smaller main and individual service lines that connect to meters at homes and businesses.
Project overview
The Feeder Line 26 Replacement Project is a four-phase natural gas infrastructure improvement project in Lehi, extending from Point of the Mountain to State Street. This project is designed to replace aging infrastructure, enhance system reliability, and support continued growth along the Wasatch Front.
Phases 1 and 2 have been completed. Work is currently underway on the remaining phases. Please refer to the project maps for specific construction locations and updates.
Need for the project
The Feeder Line 26 Replacement Project will help ensure the continued delivery of safe, clean and reliable natural gas service by replacing aging infrastructure and improving our ability to monitor and maintain the system. As communities along the Wasatch Front continue to grow, the project will also help meet increasing energy demand and support future system needs.
Location
The project corridor extends from Point of the Mountain to State Street in Lehi and is being completed in four phases. Phases 1 and 2 have been completed. Please see the project maps for current construction locations and exact route information.
Construction schedule
We are committed to completing this work as quickly and with as little inconvenience to local businesses and residents as possible. Crews are scheduled to start in late summer 2024 and finish in fall 2027. To expedite construction, multiple crews may be working simultaneously at various locations and may perform nighttime and weekend work. No interruption to residents' natural gas service is anticipated during this project.
To provide room for crews and equipment, some temporary lane restrictions, especially at intersections, will be necessary. Please drive carefully and obey all signs and flaggers. To avoid congestion in construction zones, motorists are advised to use alternate routes when possible and to allow plenty of travel time to get where they're going. At all times, our crews will make every effort to maintain access to businesses and driveways in construction zones.
We appreciate your patience.
Project updates
August 10, 2026
Phase 3: 1200 East
Traffic control measures remain in place along 1200 East near 900 North as construction continues.
- Northbound and southbound traffic patterns may change periodically over the coming weeks.
- Eastbound access to 1200 East at 900 North is currently closed.
- Westbound traffic at the intersection will be redirected north or south on 1200 East.
- Flaggers are on site to help direct traffic.
These traffic impacts are expected to remain in place through late September. Motorists are encouraged to use caution when traveling through the area and consider alternate routes whenever possible.
Phase 4
Construction activities are expected to begin on Driftwood Drive in the coming weeks. Additional information about traffic impacts will be shared as work progresses.
Construction process
Enbridge Gas and our contractor, Canyon Pipeline of Phoenix, AZ, are committed to completing this project safely and on schedule while minimizing as much as possible any inconvenience to local businesses and residents. To accomplish this, some work may be performed at night and on weekends. This will reduce impacts on morning and evening commutes. We will adhere to all county noise-reduction ordinances. Canyon Pipeline has more than 40 years' experience in 39 states building pipelines in urban settings.
Pipeline safety
We take safety seriously. Since its founding in 1929, our company and its affiliates have engaged in every phase of natural gas service, from production and gathering to transportation and distribution. During that time, while delivering the clean and efficient natural gas our customers rely on daily for their comfort and livelihood, we have earned an enviable record for safety and reliability.
Visit our safety section on this site for more details.
Project overview
The Feeder Line 26 Replacement Project is a four-phase natural gas infrastructure improvement project in Lehi, extending from Point of the Mountain to State Street. This project is designed to replace aging infrastructure, enhance system reliability, and support continued growth along the Wasatch Front.
Phases 1 and 2 have been completed. Work is currently underway on the remaining phases. Please refer to the project maps for specific construction locations and updates.
Need for the project
The Feeder Line 26 Replacement Project will help ensure the continued delivery of safe, clean and reliable natural gas service by replacing aging infrastructure and improving our ability to monitor and maintain the system. As communities along the Wasatch Front continue to grow, the project will also help meet increasing energy demand and support future system needs.
Location
The project corridor extends from Point of the Mountain to State Street in Lehi and is being completed in four phases. Phases 1 and 2 have been completed. Please see the project maps for current construction locations and exact route information.
Construction schedule
We are committed to completing this work as quickly and with as little inconvenience to local businesses and residents as possible. Crews are scheduled to start in late summer 2024 and finish in fall 2027. To expedite construction, multiple crews may be working simultaneously at various locations and may perform nighttime and weekend work. No interruption to residents' natural gas service is anticipated during this project.
To provide room for crews and equipment, some temporary lane restrictions, especially at intersections, will be necessary. Please drive carefully and obey all signs and flaggers. To avoid congestion in construction zones, motorists are advised to use alternate routes when possible and to allow plenty of travel time to get where they're going. At all times, our crews will make every effort to maintain access to businesses and driveways in construction zones.
We appreciate your patience.
Project updates
August 10, 2026
Phase 3: 1200 East
Traffic control measures remain in place along 1200 East near 900 North as construction continues.
- Northbound and southbound traffic patterns may change periodically over the coming weeks.
- Eastbound access to 1200 East at 900 North is currently closed.
- Westbound traffic at the intersection will be redirected north or south on 1200 East.
- Flaggers are on site to help direct traffic.
These traffic impacts are expected to remain in place through late September. Motorists are encouraged to use caution when traveling through the area and consider alternate routes whenever possible.
Phase 4
Construction activities are expected to begin on Driftwood Drive in the coming weeks. Additional information about traffic impacts will be shared as work progresses.
Construction process
Enbridge Gas and our contractor, Canyon Pipeline of Phoenix, AZ, are committed to completing this project safely and on schedule while minimizing as much as possible any inconvenience to local businesses and residents. To accomplish this, some work may be performed at night and on weekends. This will reduce impacts on morning and evening commutes. We will adhere to all county noise-reduction ordinances. Canyon Pipeline has more than 40 years' experience in 39 states building pipelines in urban settings.
Pipeline safety
We take safety seriously. Since its founding in 1929, our company and its affiliates have engaged in every phase of natural gas service, from production and gathering to transportation and distribution. During that time, while delivering the clean and efficient natural gas our customers rely on daily for their comfort and livelihood, we have earned an enviable record for safety and reliability.
Visit our safety section on this site for more details.
