Strategic Investment Area Project Groups
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| NAME | OBJECTID | SUMMARY_ | Shape__Area | Shape__Length | POTENTIAL_PROJECTS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eastway/Shamrock | 1 | Complete the eastern end of a seamless complete street corridor between Hickory Grove, NoDa, and the Blue Line. | 13366231.172480583 | 12960.131736622092 | 1. Eastway Dr & Shamrock Dr Intersection Improvements (current project focused on safety and pedestrian/bike improvements) 2. Shamrock Dr Retrofit (Western portion - scope/limits TBD, to include in-s… |
| Plaza/Matheson | 2 | Complete the central portion of a seamless complete street corridor between Hickory Grove, NoDa, and the Blue Line; complement proposed Center Place Type on The Plaza. | 14002130.212350845 | 13264.839148625997 | 1. Shamrock Dr Complete Street Upgrade (Florida Ave to The Plaza; scope TBD, to include sidewalk and potentially pedestrian and/or bike crossings) 2. Matheson-Plaza-Shamrock Pedestrian/Bike Connectio… |
| Plaza/Sugar Creek | 3 | Improve safe and comfortable travel throughout the Sugar Creek Rd and The Plaza “triangle”, including safe crossings and access to Garinger HS; complement proposed IMU designation on Sugar Creek Rd. | 13366231.17255783 | 12960.13173665934 | 1. Sugar Creek Rd Complete Street Upgrade (Eastway Dr to The Plaza; scope TBD, to include pedestrian and/or bike crossings) 2. Eastway Dr & The Plaza Intersection Improvements (scope TBD, to includ… |
| 36th/Davidson | 4 | Improve pedestrian facilities for safer and more comfortable access to the core of NoDa and the Blue Line. | 7773526.429001808 | 9883.572941368751 | 1. N Davidson St Sidewalk (37th St to Sugar Creek Rd) 2. 36th St Pedestrian and/or Bike Crossings |
| Harrisburg/Robinson Church | 6 | Build off existing projects to create a “complete street” corridor connecting WT Harris Blvd to Harrisburg Rd along with adjacent portions of Harrisburg Rd. | 40143349.0923996 | 22460.102457395158 | 1. Robinson Church Rd Complete Street Upgrade (Hood Rd to Harrisburg Rd and unfunded limits west of Hood Rd; scope/limits TBD, to potentially include SUP, ITS, streetlighting, and targeted center sp… |
| Harrisburg/Pence | 7 | Provide new network and capacity (for all modes) and safer multimodal access to commercial concentrations and greenspaces. | 13366231.172481537 | 12960.13173662226 | 1. Pence Rd Realignment and Complete Street Upgrade (scope/alignment TBD, to include potential improvements to existing Pence Rd) 2. Harrisburg Rd Complete Street Upgrade with Vehicular Capacity (… |
| Harrisburg/Camp Stewart | 8 | Provide safer arterial connections to Cambridge Commons Activity Center along a “complete street” corridor connecting I-485 to Albemarle Rd. | 22018059.324228287 | 16633.913961458366 | 1. Harrisburg Rd Complete Street Upgrade with Vehicular Capacity (Camp Stewart Rd to I-485; scope TBD, to potentially include new travel lanes, SUP on west side of street, and streetlighting) 2. Cam… |
| Old Concord Station Area | 9 | Improve multimodal network to provide better and safer connections across railroad, connecting neighborhoods to Activity Center and transit. | 16936757.553009987 | 14588.81669007691 | 1. Orr Rd Extension 2. Orr Rd Extension Grade Separation 3. Old Concord Rd Complete Street Upgrade (scope/limits TBD, to potentially include SUP, pedestrian and/or bike crossings, targeted center sp… |
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