Project Description
This project includes pavement milling and resurfacing, accessible curb ramp upgrades, some curb and sidewalk replacement, pavement markings, and repair of manholes, receiving basins, and water valve castings. The existing traffic signal at the Jay Street and Glide Street intersection will be evaluated to be replaced with a 4-way stop. The installation of new curb and bike lanes are proposed at select locations will reduce some underutilized sections of on-street parking.
This project is funded with federal, state, city and county funds.
Project Background
The Final Design Report was completed in May of 2020 and a Parking Study was completed in August of 2020 in support of the Final Design Report. The parking study was developed to provide information on the efficiency and utilization of existing on-street parking and to evaluate the effects of modifications to on-street parking within the project limits on Emerson Street and Jay Street to include bike lanes.
The Final Design Report and the Parking Study are available in the project documents below.
Project Team
- City of Rochester
- Monroe County Department of Transportation
- New York State Department of Transportation
- Federal Highway Administration
- Genesee Transportation Council
- Design Consultant: Lu Engineers
- Public Outreach Consultant: EDR Companies
Key Stakeholders
- Seneca Block Club
- Charles House Neighbors in Action
- Maplewood Neighborhood Association
- Lyell-Otis Neighborhood Association
- Cameron St Block Club
- Edgerton Area Neighborhood Association
- People of Dutchtown
- Barker St Block Club
Project Documents
Public Involvement
A Public Meeting was held on August 27, 2020
Anticipated Project Schedule
- Preliminary Design: Completed in June 2020
- Final Design: June 2020 to November 2020
- Bidding and Award: Winter 2020 to Spring 2021
- Construction: Spring 2021 to Fall 2021
Questions? Please Contact:
Phoenix Howell, Project Manager Phone: 428-6284 Dominic Fekete, P.E., Manager of Street Design Phone: 428.6767