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Transit, Streets, and Sidewalks

Tarboro Street Updates

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The City is considering updating N Tarboro Street between Oakwood Avenue and New Bern Avenue.  This initiative was identified through station area planning associated with the Wake BRT: New Bern Ave project.

The Reason Why:

We want to invest in infrastructure for current and future residents that will provide a safe and reliable connection along the street for pedestrians, cyclists, and vehicles. 

Some of the things we are thinking about with this project include: 

  • The lack of safe pedestrian connectivity between BRT station and places of employment and residences;
  • Creating art and streetscape elements along the corridor; and, 
  • Making the street safe for walking, bicycling, or driving. 

Take our online survey, and let us know what you want to see on Tarboro Street!
The survey will close at midnight on March 31!

Project Details

 
Type:
Streets
Budget:
$200,000
Contractors:
TBD

Contact

 

Kenneth Ritchie

Lead Department:
Transportation
Participating Department:
Engineering ServicesPlanning and DevelopmentCommunity Engagement
Service Unit:
Transportation Planning

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Visioning

We are in the early planning stage of this potential project. During this phase we want to hear from you, the public that uses the street everyday. 

Let us know what you want to see happen along your neighborhood street!

Some of the things we are considering include:

  • Placemaking, which creates public spaces that bring people together, build community, and create a local identity. 
  • Pedestrian Improvements, where we would evaluate the the existing sidewalks and make necessary upgrades to ensure ADA compliance. 
  • Traffic Calming, where we can install infrastructure in the street to help slow vehicular traffic speeds.

 

Lead Department:
Transportation

Tarboro Road Community Center

Take the Tarboro Street Survey!

City staff held public meetings on:

  • Wednesday, March 8;
  • Thursday, March 9; and,
  • Saturday, March 11.

Not able to attend the meetings?

That's okay! We have an online version of the meeting for you to find out more and tell us what you think.
The survey will close on March 31!
 

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