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Transportation & Engineering 100 Jefferson County Pkwy, Ste. 3500 Golden, CO 80419 303-271-8495 |
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Street Specific Studies & Conceptual Plans 32nd Avenue Corridor Study Coal This conceptual design was prepared in 2006, concurrently with
Quincy Avenue Corridor Study
The Quincy Corridor Study was completed in 2006. As we progress to the final design for each segment described below, public open houses will be held again to keep the surrounding neighborhoods informed, and to solicit their input on the specifics of the designs. The plans, split into segments, can be viewed via the links in the table below. The report contains the conceptual design data analysis, alternatives analysis and meeting minutes.
View Corridor Study Report *Eldridge During the conceptual design, two alternatives were developed for the The "5-Lane Alternative" has two through lanes in each direction with a painted continuous left-turn lane in the center. This alternative requires more right-of-way and has more impacts to the adjacent property owners, but it does provide full-movement access at every existing cross street with
Wadsworth Blvd. Corridor Study (92nd to 110th) This study, completed in 2005, includes the future roadway alignment, necessary right-of-way acquisitions, major utility relocations, conceptual structure designs and project cost estimates (broken into logical, fundable segments), for use by the county and city in budgeting future capital improvement projects along the corridor. Other goals of the study included planning a roadway facility that improves safety, improves capacity for future traffic needs, meets city of Westminster and Jefferson County design standards, improves deficient intersections and upgrades pedestrian facilities. Jefferson County Road 73 suffers from a number of deficiencies and safety problems. To meet the travel needs of the residents and businesses along the JC 73 corridor of Jefferson County, it is necessary to improve access and accommodate growing traffic volume. This study, completed in 2005, studied safety, capacity, and access control for the entire 8.5 miles of the corridor under existing and future traffic conditions, and made recommendations for improvements. Please visit the Design Projects Page and for infomation on segments being designed and constructed. View Corridor Study Plans Main Street Extension Feasibility Study An extension of Main Street, linking Conifer Center with Aspen Park, has been a part of the Conifer/285 Corridor Area Community Plan since 1987. This study evaluated the need, feasibility, and cost for alternative locations. View Main Street Staff Recommendation - February 2003 In November 2004 the County evaluated the traffic operations and safety characteristics of South Golden Road from Ulysses Street to Indiana Street within unincorporated Jefferson County. The corridor study focused on surveying cultural resources, evaluating current traffic and safety conditions, and looking at long-term needs for the South Golden Road corridor. View Study and Recommendations Chatfield Avenue Corridor Study In December 2004, a corridor study was completed for West Chatfield Avenue between South Kendall Boulevard and West Ken Caryl Avenue to establish a conceptual corridor improvement plan and phasing of the improvement projects. The study recommended widening the arterial to four lanes with median and turn lanes as appropriate. View West Chatfield Avenue Corridor Study
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