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that would filter traffic down Agate Street ire- causing nervousness
in the University community
We live on Agate and we re quite terrified u! the prospect o(
any kind of opening in the area. Strain said
University planner Diane Wiley, who sits on the !• • rrv' Sttivt
Bridge r.itl/en Advisors (iimnii'tn said Increasing traffic along
Agate Street t ould have a very detrimental inipac 1
Making a new thoroughfare through . empus is n : desirable.
Wiley said
But Wiley s,i ! the l nlversitv is tu>t taking a p -. >n; on mv spe
cific alternativ e it this stage of the prpt ess
Any ilectsi n on the alternatives is several vus away The city
is now in. '!v *-s of reviewing each altern,it > v * in a Draft Knvi
runmental lie;:... : statement -The statement is s: heduled lor i dm
p let ion In Mas
The DK1S vs ill i • ter th<- puhln hearing proces-, this tal. il the
city council appro.* s a ( onstric. tton alternative .ill reports will be
compiled into a final environmental tmpm l Statement
At that si o'* led-' rai funding will lx> released lor the proiec (
Duke Sa d S. 1 * , in federal funds have already Been ear
marked tor the pn • 't-hrough a Itsieral-transportation a; t adapted
las! v ear
The i itv vs ; i i a is. ass tor St Al millioti from the Lane flountv roud
fund State and . ms vs a' I ad -i . needed to complete the
pro left ('.bnstrii ' , n s*u:ot exp' • ted to begin lilt 11 1 ‘i‘M>
"This whole thing .-could be built in phases .\er many ■-years.
Duke said Thai appro,u li would mirror tie gradual' evolution of
the Ferry Street traffic corridor
Less than 30 sears ago. the area north of the nye: was largely un .
developed farm land
Changes began in the mid dif.Os u ;th the (obstruction id the
Oak wav Mali and 1-105 What vs as mine a quiet i onr'vtrv r ad inter
sis turn bei ame a traffic nightmare
It s basil ally a country road system. Duke said ! here s :■
quick and easy !iv oui there l i, whole thing is one giant intersei
tion
Rapid residential growth in ■ Willaken/ie and North Oatessav
areas aggravated the problem i t. population of tile area is evpei !
ed to double in the next ltd years
In response to potential traffic proldems. the city completed a
city-wide transportation study in , mt> based on (oinputer general
ed models The final report, (ailed Transl’lati. recommended hun
dreds of improvements to the ; itv s transportation system, includ
mg improvements to the ferry ‘street Bridge
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175 West B Street
Suite I
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