Future Concept Plan
Clyde Companies cares about people, the community, the environment, and contributing to the local economy. We believe that strategic mining with a long-term vision of land development is the most responsible approach to the property. Our vision is to create a vibrant development where individuals, families, employers, employees, and visitors can enjoy an elevated quality of life.
The purpose of the Point of the Mountain Master Plan is to chart a course for a sustainable, diverse, and economically sound development that will keep Utah growing affordably and responsibly. *Rendering subject to change
"This is a unique piece of real estate that will advance the Point of the Mountain mission, growth, and success. This future opportunity through Clyde Companies will help expand Utah as a vibrant, diverse innovation hub.“
Point of the Mountain Today
An Often Overlooked
But Vital Resource
What are aggregates?
Basic products
Sand, gravel, crushed rock
Refined products
Concrete, asphalt, road base, backfill, masonry block
Learn MoreAggregates are essential for the construction of:
And much more!
BUILDING A BETTER COMMUNITY
Geneva Rock History
1926
The Clyde business ventures started with the formation of W.W. Clyde & Co., a partnership between brothers Wilford W. Clyde, Ed Clyde, and Harry Clyde. As heavy civil construction contractors, they provided construction services throughout the Intermountain West
1937
W.W. Clyde purchased a small service station in Springville. Right next door, he went on to establish Utah Service, adding a hardware store and lumber yard. This business would later become Sunroc Corporation and Sunpro Corporation.
1954
Geneva Rock was formed to provide ready-mix concrete for the Wasatch Front community. It would eventually add asphalt, sand, and gravel products, plus a variety of construction services, including excavation, utility work, and paving to the portfolio.
1974
Through the Hansen brothers, Geneva Rock successfully leased the land for the Point of the Mountain pit to commence mining activity to extract critical infrastructure materials.
1990
In 1990, Geneva Rock successfully acquired land at the Point of the Mountain. With the permitted rights to mine, materials could be extracted from the mine for decades to come.
2000
Clyde Companies strategically created a 147-acre land swap in partnership with the State of Utah for the Flight Park State Recreation Area. Every year, hundreds of hang-gliders and paragliders recreate at the Flight Park.
2007
By 2007, Geneva Rock was mining millions of tons of critical infrastructure materials. The Point of the Mountain was recognized nationally as the number one producer of sand and gravel in the United States at a single location.
2020
Every year, Geneva Rock produces millions of tons of materials that will meet the construction demands of thousands of projects along the Wasatch Front.