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CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS STATUS - Updated October 8, 2021

Amherst Road Slope Stabilization Project
This project will stabilize the south side of Amherst Road between 1950 Amherst Road and 2004 Amherst Road by re-establishing the roadway shoulder, including the installation of guardrail and a retaining wall within CSX railroad right-of-way. In addition, the project will include replacement of a KUB water main.
• View Current Engineering Department Construction Status of Amherst Road Slope Stabilization Project [PDF]

Boyds Bridge Pike Bridge Joint and Approach Repair Project 
This project consists of repairing bridge joints and approach pavement on an existing bridge over the Holston River.
• View Current Engineering Department Construction Status of Boyds Bridge Pike Bridge Joint and Approach Repair Project [PDF]
• Work Begins July 6, 2021 on Boyds Bridge Pike Bridge
• Building Better Connectivity: It's the Summer of Sidewalks, Bridges and Greenways

2021 Citywide Facilities Paving Project
This project will use 2,000 tons of asphalt to resurface thirteen alleys, a parking lot, a greenway and the gravel area behind the Broadway Safe Space.
• View Current Engineering Department Construction Status of Woodland Avenue Bridge Joint and Approach Repair Project [PDF]

City-Wide Guardrail Replacement Program
This on-going program allows the Department of Engineering to perform maintenance and installation of guardrail throughout the City. The program was initiated in 2017 and that contract expired in August 2020. This project consists of certain identified guardrail replacements as well as work that arises on an as-needed basis.  The program was advertised using estimated quantities based on the average yearly installation over the previous three years.  The contract will include two, one-year renewals under the same terms and conditions.
• View Current Engineering Department Construction Status of City-Wide Guardrail Replacement Program [PDF]
 
Coker Avenue Sidewalk Project
This project will construct approximately 2,000 linear feet of sidewalk with curb and drainage system along the north side of Coker Avenue between Nadine Street and Whittle Springs Road. This new sidewalk will connect two existing sidewalks and will provide a route for students walking to Belle Morris Elementary.
• View Current Engineering Department Construction Status of Cokere Avenue Sidewalk Project [PDF]

2021 Curb Cuts Phase II Project
This project will install or improve approximately 65 curb cuts in existing sidewalks to make them fully accessible. This project also includes drainage improvements and new curb cuts at the intersection of Western Avenue and Seventeenth Street to improve pedestrian accessibility at this intersection. It is generally the intent of this project to install curb cuts at locations that are planned to be resurfaced within the next few years.
• View Current Engineering Department Construction Status of 2021 Curb Cuts Phase II Project [PDF]

Cured-In-Place (CIPP) Phase 3 Project
This project will rehabilitate approximately 2000 linear feet of stormwater drainage pipe at various locations in the City using the cured-in-place pipe method. The pipe segments in this project have been deemed in ‘poor’ condition by the Engineering Department and given a high priority to rehabilitate or replace to prevent more serious problems from further degradation or total pipe failure.
• View Current Engineering Department Construction Status of Cured-In-Place (CIPP) Phase 3 Project [PDF]
• Stormwater Pipe Proactivity Saves Tax Dollars

Fire Station #4 Renovations Project
Knoxville Fire Station #4, located at 2300 Linden Avenue, has been slated for significant interior improvements. Renovations are proposed to the living room, kitchen, locker room, sleeping quarters, exercise room, public restroom and watch station. In addition to the interior spaces, a new fire suppression system is proposed as well as upgraded HVAC ducts, electrical fixtures and plumbing fixtures.
• View Current Engineering Department Construction Status of Fire Station #4 Renovations Project [PDF]
• View additional information regarding the Knoxville Fire Department 

Fire Station #21 Reroof & Fascia Project
Fire Station #21 has an older, decaying roof and wood fascia that is in need of replacement. Through the past several years, Facility Services has patched and made repairs, but there continues to be issues and a full replacement is necessary.  This project replaces the asphalt shingle roof with a more durable metal roof, provides metal fascia and wrap, and replaces the gutters and downspouts.
• View Current Engineering Department Construction Status of Fire Station #21 Reroof & Fascia Project [PDF]
• View additional information regarding the Knoxville Fire Department

I-275 Business Park Access Improvements Project
The City of Knoxville is proposing to extend Blackstock Avenue approximately 1100 feet from Fifth Avenue to Bernard Avenue. Additionally, the project will extend approximately 1,600 feet north along Marion Street to Baxter Avenue and approximately 325 feet east and 325 feet west along Baxter Avenue. The proposed improvements will include a new two-lane road consisting of 11-foot travel lanes, curb and gutter, a 5-foot sidewalk and a ten-foot multipurpose trail from Fifth Avenue to Bernard Avenue. Improvements will also be made to Marion Street from Bernard Avenue to Baxter Avenue, including the addition of curb and gutter, sidewalk and greenway and the realignment of Marion Street from Dameron Avenue to Baxter Avenue. Minor intersection improvements are proposed for Fifth Avenue and Blackstock Avenue, Blackstock Avenue at Bernard Avenue and Marion Street and Marion Street at Baxter Avenue.
• View Current Engineering Department Construction Status of I-275 Business Park Access Improvements Project [PDF]
• I-275 Business Park Access Improvements Project Making Major Progress
• Contractor Continuing Progress on I-275 Business Park Improvements
• View additional information regarding the I-275 Business Park Access Improvements Project [PDF]

Jackson Avenue Ramps Project
The Jackson Avenue Ramps are included within the TDOT Bridge Inventory and are inspected on a biannual basis.  The poor rating of the ramps resulted in qualification for participation in the federal bridge replacement program.  Because TDOT is allowing local agencies to administer projects that affect local streets, the City will administer all phases of this project.
• View Current Engineering Department Construction Status of Jackson Avenue Ramps Project [PDF]
• Knox Heritage: Jackson Avenue Ramps Project winner of a 2021 East Tennessee Preservation Award
• Both Jackson Avenue Ramps Now Open; Compare 'Before' and 'After' Photos
• New Jackson Avenue West Ramp About to Open; East Ramp to Open by Mid-January
• Jackson Avenue Ramps Update: Crews Putting Original Pavers Back in Place as Project Nears Completion
• Picking Colors: New Jackson Avenue Ramps to Match Surroundings, Stay Historically Accurate
• View additional information regarding the Replacement of the Jackson Avenue Ramps to Begin Late Summer 2019
• View additional information regarding Jackson Avenue Projects
• View Jackson Avenue Ramps Frequently Asked Questions

Northwest Greenway Connector Project
This project will construct a greenway connection between Victor Ashe Park and the pedestrian bridge over Western Avenue (SR-62) at the intersection of Ball Camp Pike and Western Avenue.
• View Current Engineering Department Construction Status of Northwest Greenway Connector Project [PDF]
• Construction Gets Underway on Northwest Greenway Connector
• Building Better Connectivity: It's the Summer of Sidewalks, Bridges and Greenways
• Stormwater Infrastructure Being Installed for Northwest Greenway Connector
• View additional information provided by the Parks and Recreation Department regarding the existing Northwest Greenway

Old Broadway Sidewalks Project
This project will construct approximately 4,000 linear feet of sidewalk/greenway along Old Broadway from the northern intersection with Broadway to the intersection of Mineral Springs Avenue with Broadway.  This project provides a multimodal facility that connects Fountain City to the neighborhoods south of Sharps Ridge and separates users from the heavily traveled interchange of Broadway at I-640.
• View Current Engineering Department Construction Status of Old Broadway Sidewalks Project [PDF]
• View additional information regarding new sidewalks at Old Broadway, Kingston Pike, Coker Avenue and Atlantic Avenue
• Building Better Connectivity: It's the Summer of Sidewalks, Bridges and Greenways

2020 On-Call Sidewalk Replacement Phase II Project
The original Invitation to Bid for the 2020 On-Call Sidewalk Replacement Project contemplated one full year of on-call sidewalk replacement work throughout the City, with the option to enter into a second year of equivalent work under the same pricing. The pace and quality of the work to date support continued operations through the second year. This 2020 Sidewalk Replacement Project Phase II contract represents the second year of the project.  This project will remove and replace 40,000 square feet of sidewalk at various sites throughout the City.
• View Current Engineering Department Construction Status of 2020 On-Call Sidewalk Replacement Project [PDF]

2021 Pedestrian and Bicycle Pavement Marking Project
This project will install 12,250 feet of crosswalk, 5,200 feet of stop line, and 26 Shared Lane Markings at 106 sites throughout the City.
• View Current Engineering Department Construction Status of 2020 On-Call Sidewalk Replacement Project [PDF]

2021 Resurfacing Phase I and Phase II Project
This is the City's annual resurfacing program, Phase I includes approximately 20 equivalent miles of resurfacing in Council Districts 3, 4, and 5 and Phase II includes approximately 13 equivalent miles of resurfacing in Council Districts 1, 2, and 6. In order to solicit more competitive bids, a decision was made to advertise the 2021 Resurfacing Program as two separate, smaller projects. The bids received on this project support that decision. In addition to streets identified by the City to resurface are streets requested to be included by the Knoxville Utilities Board in an agreement between the City of Knoxville and KUB. Approximately 9.4 additional equivalent miles have been included for KUB for resurfacing streets that were damaged through utility cuts.
• View Current Engineering Department Construction Status of 2021 Resurfacing Phase I and Phase II Project [PDF]
• View additional information regarding the annual Citywide Resurfacing Program

Texas Avenue Sidewalk Project
This project will construct approximately 1,300 linear feet of curb and sidewalk along the east side of Texas Avenue between Western Avenue and Gerald Street. This new sidewalk will connect two existing sidewalks and will include a retaining wall and drainage improvements along Texas Avenue.
• View Current Engineering Department Construction Status of Texas Avenue Sidewalk Project [PDF]
• New $1 M Sidewalks to be Built in Lonsdale

Urban Wilderness Gateway Infrastructure Project
This project will provide for the construction of roadway, greenway, street light and utility infrastructure for the Urban Wilderness Gateway Park.
• View Current Engineering Department Construction Status of Urban Wilderness Gateway Infrastructure Project [PDF]
• Orange Guardrails Reflect 'Unique Character' of Urban Wilderness Gateway Park
• Extended Tilson Street to Connect New Park to Baker Creek Preserve, South-Doyle, Neighborhoods
• Steady Progress Being Made on Urban Wilderness Gateway Park
• Baker Creek Greenway Takes Shape
• Urban Wilderness Gateway Park Phase 1 Update: Bike Park, Infrastructure Nearing Completion
• Partners Celebrate Phase 1 of Urban Wilderness Gateway Park
• Urban Wilderness Gateway Park, On Time and Within Budget: 'It's What We Do'
• South Waterfront Blog
• View additional information regarding Knoxville's Urban Wilderness

Waterfront Drive Roadway Improvements Project
The City of Knoxville has allocated capital funds to develop the roadway connections between Langford and Waterfront Drives near Suttree Landing Park with the intent to provide for the construction of roadways, drainage systems, curb lines, sidewalks and certain public utilities. The City has previously engaged Fulghum MacIndoe & Associates to provide construction plans and specifications for the construction of these improvements.  The City issued this Invitation to Bid for the construction of the connections for Empire and Dixie Streets between Langford and Waterfront Drives. The remaining connections for Claude, and Barber Streets will be undertaken as funding becomes available to complete this roadway set.
• View Current Engineering Department Construction Status of Urban Wilderness Gateway Infrastructure Project [PDF]
• Building Better Connectivity: It's the Summer of Sidewalks, Bridges and Greenways
• South Waterfront Blog

Westland Drive Drainage Improvements Project
This project will construct an approximately 208 linear feet drainage pipe extension to an existing stormwater system on Westland Drive to help enhance roadway drainage. The current stormwater system in the project area relies on a roadside swale. The additional piping in this project will help increase capacity and flow on the south side of Westland Drive just east of the intersection with Morrell Road.
• View Current Engineering Department Construction Status of Westland Drive Drainage Improvements Project [PDF]

Woodland Avenue Bridge Joint and Approach Repair Project
This project consists of repairing bridge joints and approach pavement on an existing bridge over Davanna Street and Norfolk Southern Railroad.
• View Current Engineering Department Construction Status of Woodland Avenue Bridge Joint and Approach Repair Project [PDF]
• Work to Begin on Woodland Avenue Bridge
• Building Better Connectivity: It's the Summer of Sidewalks, Bridges and Greenways

DESIGN PROJECTS STATUS - Updated October 8, 2021

Atlantic Avenue Sidewalk Project
Designer: Cannon & Cannon, Inc.
Projected Bid Date: October 2021
This project is will construct approximately 3,000 linear feet of sidewalk between N Broadway and Pershing Street.
• View additional information regarding new sidewalks at Old Broadway, Kingston Pike, Coker Avenue and Atlantic Avenue
• City Blog: Building Better Connectivity: It's the Summer of Sidewalks, Bridges and Greenways

Boyds Bridge Pike Sidewalk Project
Designer: City of Knoxville
Projected Bid Date: Fall 2022
This project will construct a sidewalk between Rosalyn Drive and Brooks Avenue.

Broadway Corridor Improvements Study Project
Designer:  Toole Design Group  
Projected Study Completion Date: December 2021
Project will determine alternative designs for the N Broadway / N Hall of Fame Drive intersection and adjacent portion of N Broadway up to Cecil Avenue to improve function for all modes of travel.
• View the slide presentation from the December 11, 2019 Public Meeting held at St. James Episcopal Church [PDF]

Broadway Streetscapes Project
Designer: Barge Design Solutions, Inc.
Projected Bid Date: Summer 2023
This project consists of a new shared use path extending First Creek Greenway from near Cecil Avenue to near Woodland Avenue.

Broadway Transit Signal Priority Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Improvement Project
Designer:  WSP USA  
Project Bid Date: July 2023
This contract is for the design services to design and build an Accelerated Bus Corridor along N Broadway Avenue and S Hall of Fame Drive, which will include an environmental impact assessment of the project scope, a needs assessment study with public outreach, a systems engineering analysis, detailed construction plans and specifications, integration of the City's traffic signal central software package with KAT systems, updated signal timing patterns and support during the bid advertisement process. 

Buffat Mill Road Sidewalk Project
Designer: City of Knoxville
Projected Bid Date: Fall 2022
This project will construct approximately 2,200 linear feet of new sidewalk along Buffat Mill Road between Whittle Springs Road and North Hills Boulevard.
• View additional information provided by the Mayor’s Office regarding New Sidewalk Projects Across the City.

Burlington Streetscapes Project
Designer: Vaughn & Melton Consulting Engineers, Inc.
Projected Bid Date: Summer 2022
This project includes streetscapes along Martin Luther King Jr Avenue from Kirkwood Street to Shelby Street and along Prosser Road from Martin Luther King Jr Avenue to Holston Drive.  Streetscapes include replacing sidewalks, traffic signals, streetlights, creating on-street parking, and relocating overhead utilities.
• View information presented at recent public meetings regarding the proposed Burlington Streetscapes Project.
• $2,000,000 Committed to Burlington Streetscape Project

Cal Johnson Recreation Center ADA Connection Project
Designer: City of Knoxville
Projected Bid Date: Winter 2022
This project will construct both an accessible path and stairs connecting the recreation center with the basketball courts.

Chapman Highway Multimodal Project
Designer: Barge Design Solutions, Inc.
Projected Bid Date: TBD
This project designs and constructs a multi-use path between Stone Road and Woodlawn Pike along Chapman Highway. The project also extends a sidewalk from this intersection and connect to the existing sidewalk near Young High Pike. It creates pedestrian crossings at three intersections, with Chapman Highway at: Stone Road, Fronda Lane, and Woodlawn Pike. In addition it improves four KAT bus stops.
• View additional information regarding TDOT Grant to Create Pedestrian, Bike Path on Chapman Highway.

Cherry Street Sinkhole Water Quality Improvements Project
Designer: AECOM
Projected Bid Date: Winter 2021
The project will improve the drainage of Cherry Street around the Interstate 40 area. The project includes improving the drainage of a sinkhole and installing water quality units to treat water before it is discharged into the sinkhole.

Citywide Advanced Traffic Management System Project (Kingston Pike, Broadway and Chapman Highway)
Designer: Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.
Project Bid Date: July 2022
The is a Tennessee Department of Transportation contract revision to combine PM 2.5 Dedicated Short Range Communication (DSRC) Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Improvement (CMAQ) projects with Citywide Advanced Traffic Management System (ATMS) CMAQ.

Citywide Sidewalk Study Project 
Designer:  Gresham Smith
Projected Study Completion Date: November 2021
The purpose of the Citywide Sidewalk Study is to guide public investment in developing a pedestrian network that provides connections to destinations throughout the City. The final deliverable will be a  Citywide Sidewalk Study Report, prepared and certified by a professional engineer.  This Report will include a prioritized list of sidewalk projects. Cost estimates and major project challenges will be presented for each project along with the identification and cost of potential easements. The Report will be designed so that the prioritized list will function as a living document, with the ability for engineering staff to add new projects, remove completed, and adjust others as needed.

Cradle of Country Music Park Project
Designer: Surface 678 PA and THEVERYMANY
Projected Bid Date: November 2021
The project will install an iconic, site-specific, permanent work of public art entitled "Pier 865" in the Cradle of Country Music Park.  
• View additional information regarding Cradle of Country Music Park
• View additional information regarding Public Art to Transform Gay Street Green Space

East Knox Greenway Project
Designer: Barge Design Solutions, Inc.
Projected Bid Date: Winter 2022
This new greenway will connect the First Creek Greenway to the Knoxville Botanical Gardens and Arboretum.
• New Greenway to Connect East Knoxville Parks, Botanical Garderen

Fort Kid Playground Project
Designer: Hedstrom Landscape Architecture.
Projected Bid Date: Fall 2021
This project will consist of the replacement of the playground and the construction of an accessible ramp to the playground from World’s Fair Park Drive.
• View additional information regarding rebuilding Fort Kid

Kingston Pike Complete Connections Project
Designer: CDM Smith, Inc.
Projected Bid Date: Fall 2021
This project uses funding the City received from TDOT through the Multimodal Access Grant Program for the design of improvements on Kingston Pike that address the gaps in the sidewalk network, provide wider shoulders in the pinch points in the bicycle network between Wesley Road and Golfclub Road and provide better connections to KAT bus stops. The design will also include pedestrian crosswalks and pedestrian signals across Kingston Pike and Papermill Drive and a covered bus shelter near Golfclub Road.
• View additional information regarding the TDOT grant for the Kingston Pike Complete Connection Project
• View additional information regarding new sidewalks at Old Broadway, Kingston Pike, Coker Avenue and Atlantic Avenue
• City Blog: Building Better Connectivity: It's the Summer of Sidewalks, Bridges and Greenways

Lancaster Drive Sidewalk Project
Designer: City of Knoxville
Projected Bid Date: Spring 2022
This project will construct sidewalk between Tilson Street and Sevierville Pike.
• City Blog: Building Better Connectivity: It's the Summer of Sidewalks, Bridges and Greenways

Liberty Street Multimodal Project
Designer: Barge Design Solutions, Inc.
Projected Bid Date: Winter 2022
This project creates a bicycle and pedestrian connection between Middlebrook Pike and Sutherland Avenue. It adds bicycle facilities on Division Street and Liberty Street and installs a new sidewalk on Liberty Street, connecting to two adjacent sidewalks. Bus stop, crosswalk and pedestrian signals improvements will also be included as part of this project.
• City Blog: Building Better Connectivity: It's the Summer of Sidewalks, Bridges and Greenways

Magnolia Avenue Streetscape Phase 3 Project
Designer: Cannon & Cannon, Inc.
Projected Bid Date: Winter 2024
Phase 3 of the Magnolia Avenue Streetscape Project consists of replacing the existing sidewalks and curb, and reconstructing the roadway as needed along E Magnolia Avenue between N Bertrand Street and N Kyle Street to provide for better pedestrian access while allowing for street amenities including bike lanes, landscaping, lighting, and transit stops.

Middlebrook Pike Advanced Traffic Management System Project
Designer: Gresham Smith
Projected Bid Date: December 2022
The City of Knoxville plans to utilize CMAQ funding to expand the City's Advanced Traffic Management System (ATMS) along Middlebrook (SR-169) and University Avenue between the intersections of University Avenue at College St and Middlebrook Pike at Western Avenue (SR-62). This will expand the City's existing ATMS infrastructure, providing modern, high-speed, secure and reliable connections to 24 existing signalized intersections along Middlebrook Pike and University Avenue.  This project will upgrade existing network communications and modernize traffic signal control cabinets. It will also install new, more reliable vehicle, pedestrian and bicycle detection and new CCTV roadway surveillance systems.

Northwest Greenway Connector Extension Project
Designer: CDM Smith, Inc.
Projected Bid Date: Winter 2023
This new greenway connection will extend the Northwest Connector Greenway along Third Creek Road from Western Avenue southward to Middlebrook Pike.
• View additional information provided by the Parks and Recreation Department regarding the existing Northwest Greenway

Palmetto Road & Sullivan Road Sidewalk Phase II Project
Designer: City of Knoxville
Projected Bid Date: Fall 2021
This project will construct new sidewalk along Palmetto Road and then Sullivan Road between Landon Drive and Walnoaks Road.

Papermill Drive Corridor Study
Designer: CDM Smith, Inc.
Projected Study Completion Date: TBD
The scope of services for this project will include evaluating the Papermill Drive transportation corridor between N Weisgarber and Kingston Pike (US-11) to improve multimodal transportation capacity.

Pleasant Ridge Road Phase II Project
Designer: Gresham Smith
Projected Bid Date: Winter 2022
This project will implement the recommendations from the Pleasant Ridge Road Expedited Project Delivery Report. Improvements include the addition of turn lanes at Walnoaks Road, Sullivan Road and Moss Creek Road.

Sevier Avenue Improvements Project
Designer: Vaughn & Melton Consulting Engineers, Inc.
Projected Bid Date: January 2022
The City of Knoxville plans to implement the construction of new streetscape improvements to support South Waterfront development efforts. As part of the South Waterfront Vision Plan, an improved roadway network will create accessibility to the City’s newest waterfront park, Suttree Landing Park. This project includes new streetscape improvements along Sevier Avenue which will extend from Davenport Road to a new roundabout at Sevier Avenue, Foggy Bottom Street and Island Home Avenue intersections.
• View additional information regarding the Sevier Avenue Improvements Project
• South Waterfront Blog: Sevier Avenue: Streetscape Upgrades on the Way … Get to Know the Neighbors!
• South Waterfront Blog

South Waterfront Greenway Extension Project
Designer: CDM Smith, Inc.
Projected Bid Date: TBD
The project will construct a new greenway between the Suttree Park Greenway and the South Waterfront Greenway.
• South Waterfront Blog
• View information presented at recent public meetings regarding the proposed South Waterfront Greenway Extension Project.

2021 Third Creek Greenway Repairs Project
Designer: Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc.
Projected Bid Date: November 2021
The project will repair damaged sections of Third Creek Greenway that has been damaged due to stream bank erosion.

Tyson Park / Fort Sanders Connection Project
Designer: CDM Smith, Inc.
Projected Bid Date: TBD
CDM Smith, Inc. has been contracted to perform an evaluation of a previous study and provide design recommendations for a new pedestrian and bicycle connection between the Fort Sanders Neighborhood and Tyson Park.

Urban Wilderness Corridor Study
Designer: Gresham Smith
Projected Study Completion Date: TBD
The scope of services for this project will include evaluating the transportation corridor adjacent to James White Parkway south of the Tennessee River and developing a Transportation Investment Report for submittal to TDOT.
• View additional information regarding Knoxville's Urban Wilderness
• South Waterfront Blog

Urban Wilderness Gateway Park Amenities Project
Designer: Vaughn & Melton Consulting Engineers, Inc.
Projected Bid Date: November 2021
This project will provide park amenities and landscaping that will complement the infrastructure project.
• View additional information regarding Knoxville's Urban Wilderness
• South Waterfront Blog

UT Area Signal Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Improvements Project
Designer: Cannon & Cannon, Inc.
Projected Bid Date: June 2023 
The City of Knoxville was awarded Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality (CMAQ) funds to invest in modernizing traffic signal infrastructure on and around the campus of the University of Tennessee. The scope of this project includes 39 signals in total.  In conjunction with other Advanced Traffic Management Systems (ATMS) projects throughout the City, this project seeks to address several Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) elements. This project will support the functioning of the central ATMS data server. Intersection improvements include: Dedicated Short Range Communications (DSRC) equipment, new signal controller hardware, high speed wired and wireless communications, enhanced vehicle detection systems, and other data collection and sharing systems. This will result in decreased overall traffic delay and better data collections and sharing capabilities.

Washington Pike from I-640 to Murphy Road Project
Designer: CDM Smith, Inc.
Projected Bid Date: Spring 2024
The design plans for this project were previously completed up to the right-of-way acquisition phase for the original proposed five-lane typical section. In 2018, the project was put on hold because of funding constraints. In 2020, the project designer was asked to perform an analysis of the proposed project limits with a specific focus on traffic and pedestrian safety. This analysis resulted in a proposed design where the width of the road and the number of lanes will fluctuate based on a blend of traffic counts, crash data, and engineering best practices. In the current design, Washington Pike will remain five lanes on the western end of the project area, where Greenway Drive ties in near the Target store. Washington Pike will narrow to three lanes by New Harvest Lane, then expand back to five lanes, including a turn lane, at Steeple Shadow Way and Babelay Road and continue in that configuration to the City limits at Murphy Road. There, turn lanes will carry traffic onto Murphy or Pullman Roads, and Washington Pike to the east will continue in its current two lanes. Along the project corridor, two 10-foot multi-use pedestrian and bicycle paths will be built, which will connect to existing parks and greenways.
• View Current Engineering Department Design Status of Washington Pike from I-640 to Murphy Road Project [PDF]
• Public Input Sought on Washington Pike Improvements - September 22, 2021

West Hills Park Tennis Court Addition Project
Designer: Lose Design
Projected Bid Date: TBD
This project will construct four additional tennis courts at West Hills Park and will increase the facility to 15 courts total.

E Woodland Avenue Complete Streets Project
Designer: Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.
Projected Bid Date: TBD
This project will include bike lanes, pedestrian crossing improvements, sidewalks, and other ADA upgrades along E Woodland Avenue between West Glenwood Avenue and N Broadway.

COMPLETED PROJECTS - Click Project PDF For Additional Information

Completed Projects 2006 ~ $2,804,922