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Johnson and Wales Way/4th Street Extension/Tuckaseegee Road Project
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A Transportation Bond Project
The primary goal of this project will be to improve the safety and access of the project streets for all modes of transportation, especially pedestrians and bicyclists. A key element will be the realignment of the intersections of Johnson And Wales Way at both Trade Street and 4th Street to eliminate the high speed free-flow right turn lanes.
Objective:
- Improve safety and access for all modes of travel, especially pedestrians and bicyclists
- Provide pedestrian and bicycle amenities and connections to key destinations such as parks and greenways
- Develop alternatives for on-street parking
- Identify needs and develop alternatives for mid-block crossings
- Meet current and future traffic demands
- Identify opportunities for landscaping
- Identify opportunities for urban spaces
- Preserve and enhance the local community
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Johnson and Wales Way/4th St. Extension/Tuckaseegee Rd Project
This project will improve the safety and access of the project streets for all modes of transportation, especially pedestrians and bicyclists.
What's happened? City staff is working with engineering consultants Gannett Fleming to identify deficiencies and define recommended improvements for Johnson And Wales Way, 4th Street Extension and Tuckaseegee Rd (to Berry Hill intersection).
What's next? A public meeting will be held in mid 2008 and street cross sections and conceptual plans are scheduled to be completed by early 2009. Click here to view the latest communication piece.
Who to contact: Joe Frey, Project Manager 704-336-5276, jfrey@ci.charlotte.nc.us |
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Cost: To Be Determined
Please note that the project cost will include all costs associated with the project such as planning and design, acquiring the right of way, utility relocation, consultant fees, construction, signalization, permits and landscaping.
The Engineering & Property Management (E&PM) project team will manage the Johnson and Wales Way/4th Street Extension/Tuckaseegee Road Project through a four stage process. Specific work is conducted during each stage with an emphasis on public involvement during the planning and design phases. Click here to learn how City projects are selected, designed and built.
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Project Contacts:
Joe Frey PE, Engineering Project Manager, 704-353-1794
Tom Sorrentino PE, Transportation Project Manager, 704-336-3934
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