Earhart Road 2023 Project

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Project Limits
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 2023/24​.

Project Manager
Nicholas Bayley, P.E.
[email protected]
​734.794.6410 x43685​

Tulio Decan, CES
[email protected]
734.546.5890​​


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Timeline

Public Engagement

Fall 2022

Design

Fall 2022 – Winter 2023

Construction

Monday, July 31 - Friday, Dec. 22, 2023

​​Construction will resume in April 2024​​

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


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.

Cost & Funding Source

This project will be funded by the Washtenaw County Road Millage and the City of Ann Arbor Street, Bridge, and Sidewalk Millage​

Documents & Materials


Dec 18, 2022 Virtual Information Session


October 20, 2022 Information Session


December 1, 2021 Workshops


April 11, 2019 Public Meeting


February 20, 2019 Transportation Commission