Project Overview
The project will construct a 12-ft multi-use path along the north/east side of the curved section of Meador Avenue and Lincoln Street through the I-5 undercrossing. The plans also include installing a compact roundabout at the Lincoln Street and Fraser Street intersection. Additionally, the project will include adding markings and signage to delineate a bike boulevard on James Street and York Street that will connect Meador Avenue and Ellis Street.
Completing the Meador Ave/Lincoln Street Multimodal Improvements between James Street and Fraser Street will provide a vital low-stress bike and pedestrian crossing of I-5 due to the absence of a vehicular interchange within the project area. Overall, the completion of the project will improve the cross-town connection of the bike and pedestrian network and provide a low-stress and safer option for users to cross the I-5 corridor.
Project Status 2025
The project is currently in the design phase. Conceptual drawings of the multi-use path and the intersection improvements at Meador Avenue and Fraser Street were provided as part of the 2020-2021 Lincoln-Lakeway Multimodal Transportation Study. This project is included in the City’s Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program.
Project Background
The project was conceptualized in the 2020-2021 Lincoln-Lakeway Multimodal Transportation Study. Study results can be viewed using the following link: Lincoln-Lakeway Multimodal Transportation Study Final Report
Timeline
- Project design start date: TBD
- Contract awarded date (include project cost and contractor name): TBD
- Expected construction start date: TBD
- Expected construction end date: TBD
Contact
General project questions: AskPW@cob.org
Media inquiries: pwmedia@cob.org
Project Manager
Dylan Casper, Transportation Planner
Email: dtcasper@cob.org
