Resurfacing Projects for Complete Streets – 2023 Season

Treatments for each roadway segment will depend on existing conditions, plan guidance and community feedback.

Past improvements made through the Resurfacing for Complete Streets program include:

• Shortening crossings for people walking through curb bump outs, medians or median extensions, and bike lanes.
• Increasing clarity by formalizing travel lanes and adding high visibility markings, and advance signage.
• Providing more separation between people driving and people biking through buffered or protected bike lanes.
• Reducing vehicle speeds with pavement markings, including bike lanes or medians, curb bump outs, medians, and signage.
• Providing better sight lines and more controlled vehicle turning movements through curb bump outs, and pedestrian islands.

Check out some visuals from past projects. 

Level of Engagement: Involve

• Discuss project goals and how you currently use the streets
• Share specific ideas and concerns for the street sections

This input will be used to refine to goals and develop concept options.

Level of Engagement: Involve

• Learn what we heard during Existing Conditions Feedback and how it helped inform the concept design
• Review and share comments on concepts

Input gathered will help evaluate and refine development of a final concept.

Level of Engagement: Communicate

• Learn what we heard during Concept Design Feedback and how it helped inform the final design
• View final designs online

Level of Engagement: Communicate

• Details about construction schedule and anticipated impacts are shared
• Resurfacing and remarking work is completed
• Staff conduct observations to ensure each corridor is functioning as intended