Earhart Road 2023 Project

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Project Limits
Geddes Road to US-23 . Earhart Road used to be two separate projects: Geddes Road to Greenhills Drive; and Greenhills Drive to US-23. These have been combined into a single project for that entire length of Earhart Road to be constructed in 2023.

Project Manager
‍Nicholas Bayley, P.E.
[email protected]
734.794.6410 ex.43685

Tulio Decan, CES
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734.546.5890

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Timeline

Public Engagement

Fall 2022

Design

Fall 2022 – Winter 2023

Construction

Monday, July 31 - Friday, Nov. 24, 2023

Project Engagement

Earhart Narrowing 5-4-23 (PDF)

2023.06.28 Earhart Imp (Geddes-US23) Plans(PDF)

Earhart Road Safety Improvements and Lane Conversion Public Survey Results(PDF)

Remaining work items to be completed in spring of 2024:

Permanent Pavement Markings
Installation of Vertical Delineators
Turf Establishment
Tree Planting
Concrete sidewalk ramp SE corner of Greenhills south and Earhart
Install street lights at each of the Earhart Ped crossing to provide positive contract ped lighting

December 2023 project update:

Dec 15 anticipated substantial completion work to be completed before winter shutdown:

Temporary pavement markings
Vertical delineators at roundabouts
Ground mounted signage

November 2023 project update:

Two way traffic has been restored.

July 2023 project update:

Work will begin on July 31, 2023 and includes:

Partial removal and replacement of the asphalt pavement to provide a smoother driving surface.
Catch Basins and storm sewer leads replacement.
Filling sidewalk gaps on the east side of the road between Greenhills and Glazier Way
Reconfiguration of lanes to include two way single vehicle traffic and bike lanes
3 new Mini Roundabouts at Greenhills, Walden and Glazier Way.

*Please do not disturb construction staking and “Miss Dig” utility markings (colored flags and paint markings) that will be used throughout the project.

Why is this project being done?

The scope of this project is still under development. A main focus will be to improve poor pavement and upgrade parts of the stormwater system within the corridor. It will also provide the chance to address objectives in the city's Comprehensive Transportation Plan (PDF). There will be public input into this project. These things will guide the scope determination and move the project forward into design.

What work is proposed?

The Earhart Road Project will have many benefits to residents through enhancements to multiple transportation modes. Proposed updates include:

Repave the entire length of Earhart Road with in the City Limits.
Improve intersections with mini roundabouts to slow vehicles and efficiently move traffic in all directions.
Construct new sidewalks to get rid of several existing gaps.
Install bike lanes
Stormwater improvements.