No, the lake won’t be divided into smaller bodies of water, with one possible exception which is a lake-in-lake concept near Vineyard City. The main issue with causeways in the Great Salt Lake and other waterways is that they limit the free circulation of lake water. Some of the planned islands for Utah Lake will be connected to the shore with roadways to provide access and improve traffic flow. The roadway design will include bridges, elevated roadways, and some causeway portions allowing the water in the lake to circulate and aquatic wildlife to move freely throughout the lake. The team has performed water modeling using both current lake status as well as with islands in place. The findings from this modeling determined water circulation in the improved state would be consistent with existing circulation patterns, with an overall slight improvement in circulation.