42nd Ave N Reconstruction

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CITY OF MINNEAPOLIS 42nd Ave N Reconstruction Community Meeting #2 May 2016 6:00 7:30 p.m. 5/16/2016 1

Purpose of Meeting Inform: Provide an overview of project, identify anticipated scope of work, and present schedule of project activities. Offer opportunity for attendees to review and provide input on proposed street design concept. Involve: Present additional opportunity to work with City staff during project development and preliminary design phases to review concept and identify solutions. Feedback: Let us know what you think and ask questions. Forms are available for your input. Placed in box, mail, or email to staff by May 23rd. 2

Project Overview Location: 42nd Ave N (Xerxes Ave N to Lyndale Ave N) What? Full reconstruction of right-of-way When? Construction anticipated over 2018-2019 Why? Deteriorating pavement, sidewalk gaps, non-ada compliant walkways, bicycle facility, and utility improvements. 3

Schedule and Process Preliminary Planning: Fall 2015 Preliminary Design: Spring 2016 Community Open House #2: Spring 2016 Detailed Design Summer 2016 Fall 2017 Construction Spring 2018 Fall 2019 Project Stakeholders Area Residents, Businesses, and Land Owners Webber-Camden Neighborhood Organization Victory Neighborhood 4

Project Scope Replace pavement and curb/gutter Address sidewalk gaps and non-ada compliant walkways Provide continuous bicycle facility Incorporate utility improvements Others: signal upgrades, new signage, and pavement markings 5

Design Considerations Adjacent Land Uses: Existing and Future Existing Right-of-Way Geometry and Tree Canopy Design Standards and Guidelines Pedestrian, Bicycle, Transit, and Motorized Vehicle Usage Winter Operations Citywide Plans and Policies Nearby Planned and Programmed Projects C-Line and D-Line BRT, Emerson-Fremont Pedestrian Enhancements, Upper Harbor Terminal Redevelopment, and North Minneapolis Greenway 6

Design Considerations

Design Considerations Existing Typical Cross-Section Preliminary Concept 13 Drive lane 13 Drive lane Project Proposes to: Narrow travel lanes Provide continuous boulevard Enhance pedestrian experience Reduce impervious surface area Promote multimodal mobility/connectivity Establish more comfortable bicycle facility Evaluate parking needs 8

Corridor Design Considerations Corridor Greening Current Issues: Lack of continuous boulevard No buffer from street Example: Looking East at Colfax Ave Project proposes to: Establish continuous boulevard Provide buffer from street Enhance pedestrian realm Provide stormwater management Replace boulevard trees Relocate sidewalk obstructions 9

Pedestrian Design Considerations Example: Looking East at Newton Ave Sidewalk Gaps Existing Preliminary Concept Sidewalk Gap: Penn Ave N to James Ave N (south side only) 10

Bicycle Design Considerations Existing Bicycle Network Xerxes to Sheridan to Girard Girard Emerson Bryant Sheridan to to Bryant to Emerson Lyndale Shared/Signed Route Standard Bike Lane On-Street Parking 11

Bicycle Design Considerations Proposed Bicycle Network Xerxes to Sheridan to Girard Girard Emerson Bryant Sheridan to to Bryant to Emerson Lyndale Standard Bike Lane* Buffered Bike Lane On-Street Parking / Commercial Node *May include Sharrows at Commercial Nodes 12

Bicycle Design Considerations Parking at Commercial Nodes (Examples) 13

Parking Considerations Parking at Commercial Nodes Proposed Changes: Remove parking on north side of street at: 1) Upton to Sheridan 2) Girard to Emerson 3) Bryant to Lyndale Supporting Information: More space for dedicated bicycle facility Parking study indicated average utilization between 30% - 40% Parking available on all side streets Off-street lots present near Aldrich and Lyndale Low intensity land uses at commercial nodes 14

42ND AVENUE N RECONSTRUCTION On-Street Parking: Upton Ave to Sheridan Ave Existing MORNING Parking (10 North, 12 South, 22 Total) 5 2 8 7 Bus Zone Parking Occupancy XX Number of Parking Spaces 0-20% 20-40% 40-60% 60%-80% >80%

On-Street Parking: Upton Ave to Sheridan Ave Existing EVENING Parking (10 North, 12 South, 22 Total) 5 2 8 7 Bus Zone Parking Occupancy XX Number of Parking Spaces 0-20% 20-40% 40-60% 60%-80% >80%

42ND AVENUE N RECONSTRUCTION On-Street Parking: Girard Ave to Emerson Ave Existing MORNING Parking (11 North, 17 South, 28 Total) 3 10 8 7 Bus Zone Parking Occupancy XX Number of Parking Spaces 0-20% 20-40% 40-60% 60%-80% >80%

On-Street Parking: Girard Ave to Emerson Ave Existing EVENING Parking (11 North, 17 South, 28 Total) 3 10 8 7 Bus Zone Parking Occupancy XX Number of Parking Spaces 0-20% 20-40% 40-60% 60%-80% >80%

On-Street Parking: Colfax Ave to Lyndale Ave Existing MORNING Parking (20 North, 27 South, 47 Total) 10 11 8 9 9 No Parking Zone Parking Occupancy XX Number of Parking Spaces 0-20% 20-40% 40-60% 60%-80% >80%

On-Street Parking: Colfax Ave to Lyndale Ave Existing EVENING Parking (20 North, 27 South, 47 Total) 10 11 8 9 9 No Parking Zone Parking Occupancy XX Number of Parking Spaces 0-20% 20-40% 40-60% 60%-80% >80%

Next Steps Gather input from stakeholders Refine/Verify elements of preliminary design Seek Council approval of preliminary design Conduct detailed engineering work Work to finalize design 21

Contact Info Thank you! Attendees are welcome to continue discussions with staff at individual stations until 7:30 p.m. Submit comments or mail forms back by May 23rd. Project Managers 22