Mechanic Street Improvement Project Presentation
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The City of Lebanon held a public informational meeting on May 27, 2014 to discuss potential improvements to Mechanic Street. The meeting presented alternatives for segments A and B of Mechanic Street and intersections at Slayton Hill Road and High Street. Attendees were asked for input on options including the number of lanes, inclusion of multi-use paths or sidewalks, and intersection designs. The project team outlined the engineering study, permitting process, and anticipated schedule, with final design and phase 1 construction planned for 2015-2016.
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Mechanic Street Improvement Project Presentation
- 1. The City of Lebanon Mechanic Street Improvement Project Public Informational Meeting May 27, 2014 Lebanon, NH Mechanic Street Improvements PIM – May 27, 2014
- 2. Opening Remarks • Greg Lewis - City Manager – Ground Rules • David McNamara – Fay, Spofford, and Thorndike, LLC – Design Update • City and FST Team – Individual discussions of plan layouts Mechanic Street Improvements PIM – May 27, 2014
- 3. Purpose of the Meeting • Define the Process • Present Alternatives • Solicit input on proposed alternatives – In segment B – three lanes or two? – Multi-use path or sidewalk and landscaping on Segment A? – Multi-use path or sidewalk and 5’ shoulder on Segment B? – Slayton Hill intersection: which of the three? – Mascoma/High Street intersection: which of the three? – Do you have any additional specific concerns in the project area? Mechanic Street Improvements PIM – May 27, 2014
- 4. Defining the Process • Engineering Study • Preliminary Design • Contract Breakout • Final Design • Bid & Award Phase • Construction Permitting Process Mechanic Street Improvements PIM – May 27, 2014
- 5. Engineering Study • Survey/Base Plans • Review Concepts • Solicit Public Input • Evaluate Options • Develop Alternatives • Historical Review • Consensus Building • Finalize Study • City/NHDOT Review Mechanic Street Improvements PIM – May 27, 2014
- 6. Permitting Process • Categorical Exclusion – Cultural Resources • Historical • Archeological • Wetland Permit • Shoreland Protection Permit • Stormwater Pollution Control Mechanic Street Improvements PIM – May 27, 2014
- 7. Complete Streets • Users • Vehicles • Trucks • Bicycles • Pedestrians • Transit • Constraints • Utilities • ROW • Parking • Resources • Natural • Historic • Users • Vehicles • Trucks • Bicycles • Pedestrians • Transit • Constraints • Utilities • ROW • Parking • Resources • Natural • Historic Mechanic Street Improvements PIM – May 27, 2014
- 8. Technical Elements • Traffic Calming – Definition and Methods – Alternatives – Locations • Bike/Pedestrian Access – Shoulders – Off roadway (Greenway) – Sidewalks – Marking and Signage – Street Lighting • Mass Transit – Type – Location – Stops • Parking – On Street – Off Street • Gateways – Main Street type feel Mechanic Street Improvements PIM – May 27, 2014
- 9. Technical Issues • ROW – Constraints – Process • Utilities – Aerial – Underground – Relocations • Curb Cuts – Definition – Access management • Landscaping – Alternatives – Locations • Drainage – Collection and outlet – Treatment • Geometry – Grades – Slopes Mechanic Street Improvements PIM – May 27, 2014
- 10. Technical Issues • Natural Resources – Wildlife Crossings – Floodplains – Wetlands • Historic Resources – Historic Buildings Mechanic Street Improvements PIM – May 27, 2014
- 11. Project Limits Mechanic Street Improvements PIM – May 27, 2014
- 12. Study Area Segment A – Exit 19 Ramps to Slayton Hill Road Mechanic Street Improvements PIM – May 27, 2014
- 13. Study Area Potential Intersection Improvement Locations – Slayton Hill Road Mechanic Street Improvements PIM – May 27, 2014
- 14. Study Area Segment B1 –Slayton Hill Road to High Street Mechanic Street Improvements PIM – May 27, 2014
- 15. Study Area Segment B2 –Slayton Hill Road to High Street Mechanic Street Improvements PIM – May 27, 2014
- 16. Study Area Potential Intersection Improvement Locations – High Street Mechanic Street Improvements PIM – May 27, 2014
- 17. Project Schedule/ Next Steps: • Complete Engineering Study – Summer/Fall 2014 • Develop Preferred Alternatives • Permitting – Fall/Winter 2014/2015 • Public Informational Meeting 3 • NEPA Review and Approval • Final Design / Bid-Documents – Phase 1: – 2015 • High Street to Blacksmith Street • Construction - Phase 1: – 2015/2016 • High Street to Blacksmith Street Mechanic Street Improvements PIM – May 27, 2014
- 18. Abutter Input • Solicit input on proposed alternatives – In segment B – three lanes or two? – Multi-use path or sidewalk and landscaping on Segment A? – Multi-use path or sidewalk and 5’ shoulder on Segment B? – Slayton Hill intersection: which of the three? – Mascoma/High Street intersection: which of the three? – Do you have any additional specific concerns in the project area?
- 19. Follow-up Discussion/Comments • Christina Hall – City of Lebanon DPW – Christina.Hall@lebcity.com – 603-448-3112 • David McNamara – FST – dmcnamara@fstinc.com – 603-669-2000, x3239 • Sign up for Leb Alert on the City’s website – alert.lebnh.net – http://www.lebnh.net Mechanic Street Improvements PIM – May 27, 2014
- 20. Questions? Mechanic Street Improvements PIM – May 27, 2014