Southern Metro
Lehi - Credit Union Headquarters
Ninety-eight feet high, the Utah Community Credit Union building headquarters will have reflective glass on the exterior so passersby can see the expansive view that is seen of the valley below. Completion is scheduled for 2016 and the design allows for 68,000 square feet of office space as well as underground parking.
LEHI -- Utah Community Credit Union officials celebrated the groundbreaking of its new Lehi Pointe headquarters on Tuesday.
Completion of the project is scheduled for 2016. The seven-story design allows for 68,000 square feet of office space as well as 45,000 square feet of underground parking.
UCCU purchased the property for its expansive view. It was a wise strategic move because the location, according to the general consensus of the speakers during the program.
The site is just south of the Porsche-Audi dealership currently under construction east of Interstate 15 and south of the Timpanogos Highway.
“I’m excited to be a part of this great new area that exists. Lehi is changing from a farmland into a Silicon Valley, so to speak, and each year 1.75 million people visit Thanksgiving Point. I thought that was pretty incredible,” said Teri Chatterton, UCCU board chairwoman.
One out of every 14 flash memory cards in the world are produced right here in Lehi, she said.
“We have a claim to fame,” she said, pointing out that the Lehi Adobe campus has 900 employees working there.
“With a hospital being built right here, we thought that Utah Community Credit Union would fit right into this new Silicon Valley. UCCU is also a technology leader in the financial industry,” Chatterton said.
Some of those technology milestones were being the first financial institution in the state to offer debit cards in the early 1980s, the first to offer in-home banking in the ‘90s, and most recently offered scanner zip code reader technology.
Jeff Sermon, the credit union’s CEO, reminisced about UCCU’s humble beginnings.
“They started in 1955 with a whopping $35 in assets,” Sermon said of the seven founding members. Currently, UCCU’s assets are $930 million and more than 120,000 members.
UCCU will house the first two floors and the remaining floors will be Class A office space. Ninety-eight feet high, the building will have reflective glass on the exterior so passersby can see the expansive view that is seen of the valley below.
“You are setting a high precedence with this amazing building. It’s beautiful,” Lehi Area Chamber President Mark Welcker said.
The architect for the project is Kevin Scholz & Associates and the general contractor is Westland Construction.
“This building will really be one of the most dramatic statements that you will see along I-15 here, and that is due to the credit union’s vision of what it is that they are all about,” said Kevin Scholtz, Scholtz and Associates.
Article by: Cathy Allred is north Utah County reporter for the Daily Herald and can be reached at heraldextra.ca@gmail.com.
Lehi - Traverse Ridge Center I
Description
Construction is completed. The new building sits directly east of the SR 92 exit in Lehi, Utah.
Five parking stalls will be alotted to every 1000 usable square feet leased.
Three story 70,000 SF Class A office building with 23,000 RSF floor plates.
High visibility to I-15 with prominent crown signage available.
Panoramic views of Mt. Timpanogos and Utah County.
Close proximity to various restaurants, Cabela's, and the Outlets at Traverse Mountain. Future TRAX stop planned within close proximity.
Lehi - Traverse Ridge Center II
Description
Available August 2015. Planned retail amenities on site. 5 parking stalls per 1,000 USF leased with reserved covered stalls available under the building. Build-to-suit and ground lease options available. Fiber on site.
Ideally located for east access to both Salt Lake and Utah Counties via I-15. The new building will sit directly east of the SR 92 exit in Lehi, Utah. Adjacent to or within minutes of of the property are a number of very prominent destination points, including: Cabela's, Thanksgiving Point, Factory Outlets, and the new Adobe Campus. Additionally, future developments in close proximity to Traverse Ridge Center include a planned UTA light rail station, which will connect Salt Lake and Utah County; and an outlet mall that will add numerous new restaurants and convenient shopping.
Lehi - New Mountain Point Medical Center - Under Construction
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Layton Construction is expected to finish this project in the spring of 2015. The new 40-bed Mountain
Point Medical Center is across from Thanksgiving Point on the east side of I-15 and will span 28 acres.
“In this new era of health care delivery, we are proud to be
expanding our family of health care services to meet the growing
needs of northern Utah County,” said Ed Lamb, Western Division
President of IASIS, which owns hospitals, outpatient service facilities
and physician clinics across the western and southern United States.
“This is an example of fulfilling our mission to provide high quality,
affordable care.”
The medical center will include a full-service emergency department,
intensive care unit, Women’s Center, cardiac catheterization
lab, comprehensive diagnostic imaging lab, surgical and labor and
delivery suites, children’s services and an adjacent medical building
offering a range of physician services.
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) where the Real practice field is now. Traverse Mountain limits buildings to 12 floors but the general commercial zone in Lehi has no height restriction.
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