Sheep Mountain Pkwy was originally proposed as a freeway that would run from the 215 north to 95 and then heading east over to I 15 north of the Beltway. While the lengthy segment that would run from 95 to I 15 has almost certainly been scrapped—considering this proposal predates the foundation of the Tule Springs National Monument established in 2014 (the parkway would been routed through this land)—full-freeway plans seem to be on the table still for the 215 to 95 segment. ROW acquisition and environmental assessments are happening around this area for a freeway to actually be built here.

That said, it could still be decades before any work on a freeway comes to fruition, considering there's still a lot of federal land to acquire and then the Paiute Reservation overlapping with where its northern interchange with 95 would be. For the meantime, Sheep Mountain Parkway will be a two-lane limited-access unsigned highway that bypasses the Skye Canyon area, running from Kyle Canyon Road down to somewhere near the Beltway.

Searching Sheep Mountain Parkway on Google and going to images should yield some old proposal maps of this highway. The ideas, even taking into consideration potential northward development into where the Tule Springs Monument is, are very unrealistic. I'm actually surprised they are still deciding to build a sort of bypass here of all places considering there isn't a whole lot of room for massive development in the Kyle Canyon area that would require such a project, especially when the eastern valley/Sunrise Manor area could really use one.