City Council Work Session

Chloe RitterstaffThis is something we're looking at again separately with the Old Town Circulation Study and the of the South Street extension, but with this specific project, the design through Old Town is Cherros. And then as it goes north of where the library entrance is, it transitions to the road diet, which is where there's currently four lanes today with two lanes in each direction. It will be reduced to having one lane in each direction, a center turn lane, and then the bicycle lanes on the outsides. And there will be green pavement markings through the conflict areas. And then getting to Leighton Hall Drive, we are doing a little bit of making a little bit of changes to the intersection, bringing in the curbs, removing the right turn slip lanes,

after so like if they're continuing into Old Town they would then transition into a shared lane sharing the road with or sharing that lane with vehicles This is again, I mentioned earlier, this is something that we're looking at again through the Old Town Circulation Study because there have been changes since this project was designed that we think maybe there's some opportunities to make some changes through the middle of Old Town, but when this project was funded, we didn't feel that there was enough capacity to do that now that there's the South Street extension going in and some other things that we're going to be looking at in Old Town. That might be something that changes in the future,